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Tucked away on Turkey’s southwest coast, Ucagiz is a picturesque fishing village that has retained its authentic charm despite the growing popularity of the Turquoise Coast. The name Ucagiz means “three mouths,” referring to the three openings the village has to the Mediterranean Sea. Located just 39 kilometers east of Kas and 36 kilometers from Demre—home to the ancient Lycian city of Myra—Ucagiz is part of the Kekova Region, a Specially Protected Area since 1990. Strict building regulations have prevented mass tourism and overdevelopment, preserving the village’s rural beauty and traditional character.
Ucagiz is a popular starting point for boat tours exploring:
For those looking to escape the crowds and experience Turkey’s Mediterranean coastline as it once was, Ucagiz is the perfect hidden gem. Plan your visit today and discover the magic of Ucagiz!