Kekova:The most suited landing stage is in the large bay and called Tersane(shipyard) by the natives By this bay one immediately sees the apsis of a once dimensional basilica.besides the remainder of a Hellenian tower, all ruins of the sunken city are from the East Roman age(4th to 5th centuries A.D.). Many cisterns are also in Kekova where rain water was collected, as everywhere in the region. Even today the inhabitants of the village Kale gettheir water from these cisterns by motor boats.