Kekova and Myra sit at the center of one of the region’s most complete ancient stories. Myra’s rock-cut Lycian tombs date to the fourth century BC, carved directly into the cliff face above the town. A short distance away, Kekova holds an entire settlement submerged by seismic activity — visible through the water’s surface from above, one of the few sunken cities anywhere you can actually see rather than just read about.