Navegando por Turquía parte siete Kekova y la ciudad sumergida
30 de junio de 2025 · 45 min · 65 vistas
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The crew of the Lagoon 42 *reality* anchors stern-to in the Kekova region of Turkey to navigate the area's notorious reef density. The technique involves running two stern lines to shore, which keeps the vessel oriented into the wind and prevents swinging into nearby hazards. The crew uses a tender to transport lines to shore, securing them to rocks protected by plastic sleeves to prevent chafing. This setup allows the boat to remain stationary while the crew explores local historical sites, including the Kekova Castle, rock-cut tombs, and an amphitheater. The crew notes that many ancient tombs in the area show signs of historical looting, often featuring small entry holes suggesting children were used to retrieve artifacts. They also investigate the sunken city of Kekova, observing submerged walls, foundations, and architectural features visible through the clear water. They emphasize the importance of verifying local regulations before snorkeling, as some sections of the sunken city are protected and prohibit swimming. Stern-to mooring provides a stable, predictable position in tight, reef-strewn anchorages.
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