The Lycian Way is one of Turkey’s most famous long-distance hiking trails, stretching approximately 540 km (335 miles) along the Turquoise Coast between Fethiye and Antalya. It combines stunning Mediterranean views, ancient ruins, charming villages, and rugged mountain paths, making it a dream for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Day 1 : Welcome day ( faraway village )
Day 2 : Kayaköy to Ölüdeniz Hike 9 km
Day 3 : Ovacık to Faralya Hike 14 km
Day 4 : Faralya to Alınca Hike 13 km
Day 5 : Yediburunlar to Alınca Hike 13 km
Day 6 : Delikkemer to Patara Village Hike 11 km
Day 7 : Full Day Private Boat Trip in Kekova
Day 8 : Departure Day
Highlights of the Lycian Way
- Ancient Ruins: Pass through remnants of ancient Lycian cities like Pınara, Patara.
- Breathtaking Scenery: Crystal-clear beaches, pine forests, and dramatic coastal cliffs.
- Charming Villages: Stay in small villages like Faralya, Kaş, where you can enjoy local hospitality.
- Natural Wonders:
- Butterfly Valley near Ölüdeniz
- Kekova
- Beaches & Swimming Spots: Patara Beach (Turkey’s longest sandy beach) and hidden coves for refreshing swims.
Totally 50 km Hike
- Breathtaking coastal views along the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
- Ancient Lycian ruins scattered throughout the trail
- Charming coastal villages such as Kaş, Kalkan, and Faralya, offering authentic Turkish hospitality.
- Spectacular hiking routes through pine forests, mountain passes, and seaside cliffs.
- Hidden beaches and coves, ideal for swimming breaks during the trek.
- Patara Beach, one of Türkiye’s longest and most beautiful sandy shores.
- A blend of nature, history, and culture, tracing the footsteps of the ancient Lycian civilization.