
This 10-day Mediterranean Trekking Adventure on the Lycian Way offers a unique blend of history, nature, and culture. Trek through ancient ruins, experience local life, and immerse yourself in stunning natural landscapes, all while being accompanied by the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean.
This tour involves a moderate to challenging level of hiking. You will be walking on various terrains, including paths, rural roads, and some asphalt sections. You will stay in comfortable accommodations and have the opportunity to taste local cuisine.
A route of discovery intertwined with history, nature and culture. The Fethiye-Kaş section of the Lycian Way offers an unforgettable trekking experience surrounded by ancient ruins, local life and nature, accompanied by the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. The fact that Xanthos, the capital of the Lycian Union, is also on this route further enhances its historical significance. This special program offers a route full of nature-friendly hikes as well as relaxing accommodations and local flavors.
Guests are met at Dalaman Airport according to arrival time and transferred on an approximately one-hour drive to a carefully selected hotel in Fethiye. After check-in, free time is available.

You can take a walk along the Fethiye Marina and Coastal Road, and for those interested in history, visiting the Fethiye Museum can be an enjoyable option.

You can shop at Paspatur Bazaar, taste local delicacies, or buy handmade products. Fethiye Castle and the Amyntas Rock Tombs are among the historical sites worth seeing.

Additionally, with boat tours departing from Fethiye Harbor, you can explore the surrounding islands and bays, and enjoy the beauty of the sea.

With early reservations, accommodation is arranged in a sea-view room in Fethiye. Upon request, a room with a jacuzzi is available, or, for a small additional fee, an upgrade to the King Suite can be arranged. Support is available 24/7 for any questions or assistance.

Walking Duration: 6-7 hours
Distance: 18 km / 11 miles
The route between Fethiye, Kayaköy, Ölüdeniz, and Ovacık is filled not only with natural wonders but also with historical richness. Fethiye is an important settlement with the ruins of ancient Telmessos. On the way to Kayaköy, we’ll pass through the abandoned Greek village of Kayaköy. Continuing along this moderately difficult trail, we will reach Ölüdeniz, a region that was considered sacred by the Lycians in ancient times.

After breakfast, the hike begins on the Lycian Way. The first site encountered along the route is the ancient city of Telmessos. A walk of approximately 10–15 minutes from this point leads to the ancient theatre.

Continuing from Telmessos, the route leads to Kayaköy. The walk passes by the Kayaköy Mosque and continues to Levissi, now known as the Ghost Town. In the 1920s, the village was home to a large Greek population but was abandoned following the population exchange of 1923.

Continuing along the Lycian Way, just before reaching Ovacık, the route opens to a striking view of Ölüdeniz, widely recognized for its exceptional beauty. Walking along the slopes of Babadağ, it is possible to watch paragliders descending from the summit toward the lagoon below.

Overnight accommodation is in Ovacık, at one of the carefully selected properties in the area. From here, it is possible to descend to Ölüdeniz and explore one of the world’s most renowned beaches.

This room, reflecting the character of the past, combines elegance with an ethnic ambiance. It has been selected to provide a distinctive and relaxing stay, offering an authentic atmosphere to be enjoyed throughout the visit.


Walking Duration: 7-8 hours
Distance: 21 km / 13 miles
The first 5 km of this route will offer us breathtaking views. The ascent starts at 300 meters and continues up to 800 meters. The beauty of nature and the landscape during this climb is worth seeing. Afterwards, the trail continues with gentle descents and finishes at sea level.

This location is marked as the symbolic starting point of the Lycian Way, where many hikers stop to take commemorative photos. Taking a photo here is highly recommended. A short 2 km section of the route is paved and no longer in its natural state; after this section, the walk returns to the original trail.

One of the most important points of our route is Faralya, which is famous for its view. The Lycians practiced agriculture and maritime activities in this region. You can meet your water needs here and sip your coffee against the view. The remaining distance is approximately 7 km.

Today’s hike concludes in Kabak, with luggage transferred in advance to the hotel. Kabak holds historical significance as an important section of the Lycian Way. As in Faralya, ancient Lycian settlements were established here, where agriculture and maritime activities developed along mountain valleys, roads, and villages.

Kabak Beach once served as a passage point for monks and merchants along the Lycian Way. Overnight accommodation is in Kabak, at one of the selected properties featured here.


Walking Duration: 7-8 hours
Distance: 17 km / 10,5 miles
The hiking route, which starts after breakfast at Kabak Bay, passes through forested areas, olive groves over Alınca, and ancient paths to reach the ancient city of Sidyma. This route is approximately 17 kilometers long and requires a moderate to difficult level of hiking. You can find historical traces in Sidyma such as tombs and stone houses from the ancient Lycian period. As water sources on the way are limited, we recommend you carry enough water and use trekking poles.

The acropolis of Sidyma is located on a two-part hill north of Dodurga Neighborhood. The acropolis is surrounded by walls 365 meters long and up to 3 meters high depending on the terrain. On the east, a polygonal-shaped gate and a watchtower attract attention.

The Stoa in the middle of the village, which is well preserved today and whose columns still stand, was built during the reign of Emperor Claudius (AD 41–54). Most of the local population consists of elderly women. Among the ruins of the ancient city, the neighborhood residents continue their daily lives and engage in agriculture, animal husbandry, and weaving.

They carefully grind the wheat they collect from their own fields into flour and make flatbreads over wood fires with it. By offering these lovingly prepared flatbreads to travelers walking along the Lycian Way passing beside their gardens, they both keep their traditions alive and provide a natural taste experience.

While wandering among the ruins of Sidyma, we follow the stone-paved trails of the Lycian Way to ascend the mountain path. You will see many turtles walking along the road; you can feed them with cucumbers, lettuce, and leaves. You can also give them water on the way.

A transfer leads to the Mountain House, located approximately 15 minutes from Sidyma. Luggage is delivered in advance prior to arrival. Traditional Turkish cuisine is served on site, and mornings begin with fresh forest air. Guests who wish may collect eggs directly from the coop, and the setting is well suited for outdoor barbecue dining. Upon arrival, the fire-cooked stew is especially recommended.


Walking Duration: 7-8 hours
Distance: 15 km / 9 miles
The route starting from the ancient city of Sidyma passes through the village of Belcegiz and continues towards Gavurağılı, following an impressive trail that descends from the mountainsides to sea level. While descending from Belcegiz to Gavurağılı, we continue walking accompanied by panoramic sea views seen from the mountainsides. This is a moderately difficult trail. Since water sources are limited along the way, we recommend carrying enough water and appropriate equipment.

The acropolis of Sidyma is located on a two-part hill north of Dodurga Neighborhood. The acropolis is surrounded by walls 365 meters long and up to 3 meters high depending on the terrain. On the east, a polygonal-shaped gate and a watchtower attract attention.

From here, our direction is Gavurağılı. Since you will be coming from Bel, you can meet your water needs in Bel. While walking in this area, you will witness not only the natural beauty but also the simple and natural lifestyle of the local people.

As you progress along the road, you can see traces of the locals’ traditional lifestyles and agricultural activities, and how they live intertwined with history. You may encounter the hospitality of the people in the region. The locals continue their lives in the shadow of the Lycian Columns that have existed for centuries. As you pass between village houses under the shade of olive trees, you will witness the nature and culture of the region.

As you approach Gavurağılı, if your arrival date is in March, April, or May, you can walk through flower fields. And as you begin to descend from the summit, you will start to see the Mediterranean.

As you get closer to the coast through olive and pine trees, the color of the sea will begin to emerge. The path will take you all the way to the shore...


Upon reaching the shore, the team will be waiting to meet you and arrange the transfer back to the inn where you stayed the previous night. The Lycian Walk team will be on site to welcome you.

They will give you memory books to preserve this adventure for a lifetime, pass your messages to future generations, and immortalize the moment, and they will say to you, “Tell the story of us.”

Walking Duration: 4-5 hours
Distance: 16 km / 10 miles
Today’s hike along the Lycian Way begins at Delikkemer. The route is intentionally kept short, allowing time in the afternoon to explore nearby beaches and historical sites.
Delikkemer is a notable example of Roman-era water engineering, constructed to supply water to the ancient city of Patara. The structure was formed by hollowing out massive stone blocks and assembling them with interlocking techniques. The stones were pierced and shaped through heating, and the joints were sealed with mortar to prevent leakage. Through this aqueduct, water was carried to Patara from a distance of approximately 22.5 kilometers.

After breakfast, a transfer is arranged to the Delikkemer starting point of the Lycian Way. From here, the walk descends toward the ancient city of Patara. Following the aqueduct and moving gradually toward the Mediterranean, the route passes through olive groves and reaches Patara in approximately four hours. From around 1:00 p.m. onward, there is time to explore the surroundings at leisure.

Located on the Lycian Way, the ancient city of Patara was built as one of the capitals of the Lycian League in the 2nd century BC. You can see structures from the Roman period. The ancient theatre, the Temple of Leto, and rock tombs will reveal the historical richness of the area.

You can also visit Xanthos. Whether you walk, take a minibus, or let us take you there, you can easily reach it. The first acropolis is surrounded by rising walls, while the second one is the larger and higher Roman Acropolis in the north. The name of Xanthos, the administrative center of the Lycian League, appears as ARNNA in inscriptions written in the Lycian language. Homer recounts that the Xanthians under Sarpedon’s command joined the Trojan wars.

The city was besieged in 545–546 BC by Persian Commander Harpagos. Although the Xanthians resisted heroically, when they fell into a hopeless situation, they killed their women and children and set the city on fire, leaving behind a desolate and ruined city to Harpagos. In 334 BC, Alexander the Great captured the city.The image on the side is a memory from Xanthos…

Guests who wish may go to Patara beach to swim and sunbathe. Those who want to enter the ancient city of Patara can purchase a museum pass.

Overnight accommodation is in Patara. The selected hotel is conveniently located close to both the beach and the ancient city, set within a landscape shaped by oleander and palm trees.


Walking Duration: 6-7 hours
Distance: 17 km / 10,5 miles
In the morning, we transfer you from Patara to the continuation of the Lycian Way in Kalkan. Although the distance between Kalkan and Bezirgan appears to be 11 km, due to occasional steep ascents, your water consumption will be higher. As the trail is well-marked, you will walk the path comfortably. For guests who do not wish to climb the steep slope between Kalkan and Bezirgan, we can provide a transfer to the Bezirgan cistern. Guests may start the Lycian Way from here. The section between Bezirgan and Sarıbelen offers a more comfortable walk.

At the Bezirgan plateau, the grain storage barns will catch our attention. It is said that the barns built on a wooden frame date back to the year 1700. The grains are stored here to protect them from rain, floods, and moisture. Of approximately 300 barns, 125 have survived to the present day.

Sarıbelen is a highland settlement established over the Kaputaş canyon.Let’s be careful not to miss the signs on the way out of Bezirgan and during the descent to Sarıbelen. This trail is of medium difficulty.

This night has been specially planned to conclude the selected 11-day program in the most memorable way. With the advantage of early reservation, accommodation is arranged in a room featuring a private terrace jacuzzi. From the spacious terrace, it is possible to relax in the jacuzzi while enjoying sunset views and the evening panorama. Throughout the night, the setting offers an opportunity to unwind with a drink and take in the surrounding scenery, creating a truly distinctive experience.

In the mornings, the natural light that fills your room with the first rays of the sun creates a peaceful atmosphere, while in the evenings, your room transforms like a work of art with the colors of the sunset. In this room, where you will find traces of elegance and comfort in every corner, not only the view but also all the amenities offered will make you feel special. The peace that comes from being surrounded by nature will make every moment spent in this room unforgettable.


Walking Duration: 5-6 hours
Distance: 11 km / 7 miles

This is a low-difficulty hiking trail that offers visually impressive views. You can find water in all settlements. This is actually the easiest route between Kalkan and Kas. You can complete the trail with slow steps on this path that runs parallel to the sea, enjoying the view.

You will spend the night in a setting we have carefully selected and believe you will enjoy. The authentic atmosphere of this place is so captivating and beautiful, it will make you feel like you've stepped into another world. The rooms, decorated with the elegant use of wood and stone, offer a comfortable stay in the heart of nature.

With the philosophy of "from nature to table," traditional meals prepared with organic vegetables and fruits grown in the garden will delight your palate. Every bite brings you the fresh flavors of nature. Additionally, the homemade jams made from their own garden’s produce will make your breakfast even more special.


Walking Duration: 7-8 hours
Distance: 22 km / 13,5 miles
Due to the long ascent to Phellos, this trail is considered moderate in difficulty. As you approach Phellos, trail markings may become harder to spot—please be especially mindful in this section. Among the routes between Kalkan and Kaş, this is considered the most challenging.

While hiking between Gökçeören and Çukurbağ, you will pass by the ancient city of Phellos—one of the few Lycian cities with a Greek name such as Hellos and Antiphellos. The name "Phellos" means “stony land,” and its Lycian equivalent is "Vehinda." Phellos was an important city in the 4th century BC, built on a ridge that dominates the surrounding mountainous region.

Gökçeören, formerly known as "Seyret," has a history dating back to 4000–6000 BC. Numerous structures from the Lycian period have been discovered on the nearby hills, including many believed to be wine production facilities. This suggests the area was once full of grapevines, and viticulture was a major livelihood. You’ll also see centuries-old grain storage houses still standing today.

Upon reaching Çukurbağ, we’ll transfer you to your hotel in Kaş, which features a stunning sea view. Your luggage will already be delivered before your arrival. Since Kaş is famous for its colorful town center and vibrant restaurants, we leave tonight’s dinner plans up to you.

Today is a free day, offering time to relax and unwind before the journey home the following day.

Kaş is an ideal town that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and seaside charm. This lively and vibrant Mediterranean gem is known for its traditional shops filled with local products. In the town center, you’ll find numerous cafés and restaurants. As you stroll through the narrow streets, you’ll enjoy browsing bohemian and ethnic clothing stores, antique shops, and handmade carpet and rug boutiques.

For sea lovers, activities like kayaking, diving, and boat tours offer the chance to enjoy the crystal-clear waters and breathtaking views.

You can also join a boat trip from Kaş to the famous “Kekova Sunken City.”

Or, with just a short boat ride from Kaş, you can reach Meis Island (Kastellorizo), which is open to visitors between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Just let us know in advance if you’d like us to organize any kayaking, diving, or other activities for you.
End of the tour with an approximately 2-hour transfer to Dalaman Airport after breakfast.
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We look forward to an enjoyable and unforgettable experience!
Our tours are designed with varying difficulty levels. For each tour, we'll personally connect with you to discuss the route in detail. If the chosen route isn't a good fit, we'll create a new, custom route specifically for you, ensuring your comfort and enjoyment. Before booking, we recommend reviewing the tour details carefully. We offer a wide range, from relaxed walks and scenic sightseeing to more challenging, longer hiking trails. We're here to help you choose the perfect adventure!
For hiking tours, we recommend bringing appropriate hiking shoes, comfortable clothing, a water bottle, sunscreen, a hat, and a small backpack for essentials. Don't worry about forgetting anything – we'll send you a detailed checklist before your program. This way, you won't have to carry anything unnecessary, allowing you to explore with ease and comfort. We've thought of every detail so you don't have to!
All our guides are highly experienced, certified, and hold all necessary legal licenses. With years of expertise, they don't just lead the way; they enrich your tour by sharing in-depth knowledge and fascinating stories about the region. Your safety and an unforgettable experience are our top priorities, which is why our guides undergo regular training.
Your airport and luggage transfers are seamlessly and securely handled by our company through our official and trusted partners. Prior to your program, we personally arrange these transfers according to your flight arrival and departure times. This meticulous planning means your luggage won't be a burden during your hike, and it will be waiting for you at your next accommodation. We work diligently to make every moment of your journey, from start to finish, comfortable and stress-free.
Requests to modify the program or extend your tour after it has begun are evaluated based on availability and operational conditions. For such requests, please contact your guide or our company as soon as possible. Since additional costs or different arrangements may be necessary, your request will be specially reviewed, and we will do our best to provide you with the most suitable solution. While we strive to be as flexible as possible, changes may not be feasible in all circumstances.