Myra Ancient City

Myra Ancient City is best known for its iconic Lycian rock tombs carved into cliffs and its grand Roman amphitheater, which once hosted lively performances and gatherings. As you explore, you'll also encounter remnants of temples, inscriptions, and statues that reflect Myra's glorious past. Nearby, you can visit the Church of St. Nicholas, dedicated to the saint who inspired the legend of Santa Claus. The site offers a well-maintained pathway, making it accessible for visitors of all ages.

Entrance Fee: There is a modest entry fee to visit Myra. Bring cash for tickets.

Essentials: Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen, and carry water.

Photography: The tombs and amphitheater make for stunning photos, so don’t forget your camera.

Nearby Attractions: Pair your visit with a stop at the Church of St. Nicholas or a boat trip to Kekova's sunken city.

Myra is approximately 100 kilometers from Kemer, a scenic 2-hour drive along the coast. You can reach it by renting a car, hiring a private taxi, or joining a guided tour. Public buses from Kemer to Demre are also available, but they may involve multiple stops and take longer. Guided tours are often the most convenient option, as they include transportation and expert commentary.