The walks follow rural tracks, both surfaced and unsurfaced, footpaths and animal trails. You may encounter some loose rock, or muddy / slippery sections in wet weather.

• Rugged terrain, though mostly on good-quality trails.
• Moderate-quality waymarkings
• Frequent ascents and descents, often very steeply.
• Jaw-dropping scenery combining rugged mountains, bustling agricultural deltas, endless coastline with turquoise waters and pristine beaches, charming towns and villages, hidden craggy coves, burning rocks (!), caves, and more.

Itineraries are flexible to suit your specific requirements. give us an idea of number of people in your party, Main interests and how many days and intended date of travel

This is very difficult to answer definitively, but if you are reasonably fit, then trekking is challenging but not exhausting. Most treks are designed so that you walk a comfortable distance each day and still have enough power left for the next.

Anywhere from 5 km to 15-20 km depending on condition of trekking trail and the altitude of the trekking route.

You will need good walking shoes/boots, comfortable walking clothes, waterproof jacket and trousers, a daypack, warm clothing in the early/late part of the year and hats etc during the summer. We supply a detailed packing list with your information pack. 

The Lycian Way is nice walked anytime between April and June and then in September and October. July and August are generally too hot for walking. Spring is great, when when the flowers are blooming and the birds are singing but it is also nice at the end of September and October when it has really started to cool down.

Absolutely. Our groups option is ideal if you have a group of friends or social network that’s planning on traveling to TURKEY and are looking for an extra level of flexibility in your touring plans. Depending on your group size, we can tailor an itinerary  to suit your group, with exclusive group departures. Contact our office to discuss your plans and we can customize a solution to suit your needs.

Absolutely Not.

All luggage transfers between inns are assured by us. Only on some expedition trips (trekking and mountain biking) you might need to carry your own gear.

Trekking is for you and everyone who is patient and physically fit and enjoys outdoors.

We highly recommend having a guide with you. You will travel in wilderness areas and sometimes at high elevations so from the safety aspect you should not be alone. Travelling through villages, will bring you across many trails and if you take a wrong turn accidently it may be difficult to communicate with locals to get back on the right path or to secure food or accommodation. They will be unlikely to speak English.

We suggest you book as soon as your plans are finalised as this tour is very popular. You will find up to date availability on our website and we will always try and accommodate your plans.

Dalaman Airport is the best airport to fly into. You will be transferred from Dalaman Airport to your first night’s accommodation and then transferred back again after your trip. Please give us your flight details as soon as you can so we can organise your transfers.

After you reserve your trip you will receive this detailed information. This includes starting and ending times and locations, airport and hotel van transfer locations and transportation options.

Each trip begins and ends in or near a town accessible by plane, train or bus.

The climate in this area of Turkey is warm and dry, making it a great place to visit year-round.

The most important question for novices is where to start. As noted, the starting segment begins from Fethiye Oludeniz and ends around Geyikbayiri, 20 km from Antalya. Or, you can start from any point along the Lycian Way and select an ending point depending on how much time you have. In general, trekking the entire route takes between 25 and 40 days; you can set a route according to your own schedule.