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Overview map Turkye with an indication of the Lycian Way.
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The route from Oludeniz to Gavuragili.
In 2002 not
always well marked.
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Panorama view
"Ideal Pension" in Fethye (60 km from Airport Dalaman)
A small, cosy town being a good
start of your holiday. Buy your fish at the local fish market and they
prepare it for you in one of the surrounding restaurants.
(See also
Lonely Planet Turkye) |
Two days later with the dolmus to Oludeniz
("Oludeniz Camp")
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Start of the "LykiaYolu"
near Ovacik.
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After a one and half hour walk you will have a unforgettable view on Oludeniz
Beach. |
Jeroen and his "buf"! You can't walk without it..., esp. not in
May until September.. |
Faralya
("George Pension"), looking from your bed down at Butterfly Valley. |
No words needed after a day of hard work! |
George's Pension is a favorite backpackers place. |
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View on Kabak Bay.
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"Turan's Pension" (Kabak), is this paradise on earth? |
"Turan's Pension"

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Turan and his friends. |
Alinca, at Muftar Bairam's farm. |
View on Ince Burun! |
The route sign to Gey is difficult to find after the road to Guy has been
improved.
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Goat-tracks. |
Turkish hospitality.., that is why we like walking in Turkye so much!
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Staying at a farmer's families place in Bel. |

With our new friend "Captain Jawash-Jawash" watching the ruines
of Sydima . |

Sydima, 2500 year old Lycian graves. |

6 o'clock in the morning, Turkish breakfast! |
In between Gey and Bel. |
From Gavuragili it is still another 10-15 km walk up to Letton. (!) |
"Pension Holiday" in Kalkan.
A comfortable place to stay,
just a few minutes from the village centre.
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Kas: Amfitheater.
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View from the new appartment building of "Pension Ekin" in Ucagiz.
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Ruines at Myra. |

Detail |
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Ucagiz: another part of the Lycian Way to Simena.
The track is a bit difficult
to find here. |

Simena
Not part of the route it is
worth the 15 min's extra walk. From the track you will see it on your
right hand on top of the hill. |
Simena by boat.
From Simena we took one of the
tourist-boats back to Kas, well worth some negotation with a skipper. |
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