Lycian Way

Transfer to your accommodation near the Old Town. 

A transfer takes you to the start of the hike, from where you walk to Maden Bay. Here you can take a bathing break on dreamy and little-visited beaches. Afterwards, the route takes you to Cirali with a wonderful Mediterranean panorama.

Through the charming village of Ulupinar, which lies at the foot of the Tahtali Mountains, you will hike to the river of the same name, which fascinates with its unique beauty. You will return to Cirali via the spectacular fires of the Chimaera, a natural phenomenon where natural gas escapes from rock crevices.

You will hike to the ruins of the ancient coastal city of Olympos. Here you will discover numerous remains of temples and the acropolis perched on a coastal rock. Continue through shrubs and deciduous forests on the side of the mountain Musa Daği up to the bay of Adrasan.

A transfer takes you to the starting point in Inisdibi. From there you head to the ancient ruins of the city of Istlada. The coastal landscape of Kekova is your companion as you enjoy the breathtaking views. You reach the small harbour village of Üçağiz, where you will also spend the night.

The hike starts after a short transfer in the small village of Kilicli. There you will discover the ancient city of Apollonia. Crossing overgrown slopes, you will reach the remains of the city of Aperlai. Here an arm of the sea between two mountain ridges rises up to the ruins. Take the narrow path along the coast back to Üçağiz.

The ancient city of Myra impresses with its Lycian rock tombs carved into the rock face. Afterwards, you can visit the Byzantine Basilica of St. Nicholas in Demre before returning to Antalya by bus on your own. In Antalya, visit the old town, the old harbour or the beautifully landscaped parks with panoramic terraces.

Transfer to your accommodation near the Old Town. Antalya welcomes you with its Mediterranean atmosphere, turquoise-blue sea, and oriental charm.

A transfer will take you to the trailhead, from where you’ll hike to Maden Bay. Here, you can take a break to swim at some stunning, secluded beaches. Afterward, the route leads you to Çirali, offering a wonderful panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea.

Walking through the charming village of Ulupinar, nestled at the foot of Mount Tahtali, you’ll make your way to the river of the same name, which captivates visitors with its unique beauty. Passing by the spectacular flames of the Chimaera – a natural phenomenon caused by natural gas escaping from cracks in the rocks. Then you’ll return to Çirali.

You’ll hike to the ruins of the ancient coastal town of Olympos, where you’ll discover numerous temple ruins and the Acropolis, perched atop a coastal cliff. The trail continues through maquis and enchanting deciduous forests up the side of Mount Musa Dağı and on to Adrasan Bay.

A transfer will take you to the starting point in Inisdibi. From there, you’ll head to the ancient ruins of the town of Istlada. The coastal landscape of Kekova will accompany you as you enjoy the breathtaking views. You’ll continue hiking to the small harbour village of Üçağiz, where you’ll also spend the night.

After a short transfer, the walk begins in the small village of Kiliçli. There, you'll explore the ancient city of Apollonia. The route takes you over overgrown slopes to the remains of the city of Aperlai. Here, an inlet stretches between two ridges, right up to the ruins. You’ll then follow a narrow path along the coast back to Üçağiz.

The ancient city of Myra impresses visitors with its Lycian rock-cut tombs carved into the cliff face. Afterwards, you can visit the Byzantine Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Demre before making your own way back to Antalya by bus. While in Antalya, be sure to visit the Old Town, the old Harbour, or the beautifully landscaped parks with their scenic viewing terraces.