A small, unspoilt bay protected by Kekova Island and a string of small islets, Kekova Bay is dotted with countless ruins – stone ghosts of the past which are strewn here and there among the rocks, the undergrowth and marshland, or submerged in the transparent waters of the bay. The bay can be explored by boat, perhaps visiting the “pirates’ cave”, then dropping anchor at Burçi Island, where you can sit at the foot of a pretty castle and enjoy a tea in a makeshift café overlooking the water.