Kelenderis Ancient City

Kelenderis Ancient City:  Kelenderis, which came under Byzantine and then Seljuk sovereignty in the Middle Ages, was an important port for maritime transport between Anatolia and Cyprus from the Ottoman period until the early 20th century. While Kelenderis was an important Ottoman port through which Istanbul connected with Cyprus via Konya, the port started to lose its function from the middle of the 19th century due to various reasons such as the emergence of Mersin port.

Adress: Aydıncık- Kelenderis Ancient City

Filming Permit Conditions: Governorship, Municipality, Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism

District Police: Aydıncık District Police Directorate

Municipality: Aydıncık Municipality

Availability Hours: 24

Available Working Hours: 24

Sound Problems: None

Ground Problems: Soil

Lift: N/A

Freight Lift: N/A

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Set (plato) Area: Available

Crew Area: Available

Make-up: N/A

Hairdresser's Room: N/A

Toilet: Available

Kitchen:

Heating: N/A

Cooling: N/A

Light Availability: Daylight, space Lighting

Accessibility: Transportation can be provided by city transport vehicles

Distance from the airport: 239 Km

Phone Lines: All phone lines are operational

Parking Space: Car parking can be found nearby.

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Plato Park Access: Available

Truck Parking Space: Available

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Stair Ramp:

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Location:

Distance to Plato: 200m from the car park

Is it Free to Use: Subject to Permit

Other Power Supplies:

Restaurants Restaurants are available in the region.

Service Capacity: 250-500

Cab Stations: Taxi Aydıncık

Accommodation Facilities: Hotels or hostels are available for accommodation in and around Aydıncık beach