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“Number one” in the Press: a Kaş classic. Fish may not always abound at this very popular site but the sights are worth it! You may have to go against a strong southerly current while passing the shallow gorge, then the “Canyon” is there with two steep walls going down to 20m. Please mind the very fragile sides while “flying” down. Inside the canyon you will find a cave, the walls covered with button coral and red shrimp; careful, as these are hunting grounds for a Mediterranean monk seal! Goin…
“Number one” in the Press: a Kaş classic. Fish may not always abound at this very popular site but the sights are worth it! You may have to go against a strong southerly current while passing the shallow gorge, then the “Canyon” is there with two steep walls going down to 20m. Please mind the very fragile sides while “flying” down. Inside the canyon you will find a cave, the walls covered with button coral and red shrimp; careful, as these are hunting grounds for a Mediterranean monk seal! Going out you follow the right wall to get to the Dimitri wreck: this steel coaster hit the islands in 1968 and scattered around cotton ballots, hence the local name “cotton wreck”. It’s on the way to this wreck that you may find an artwork placed around 30m, for the memory of our friend Gökhan Türe, to whom our underwater community owes a lot…
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