Lycian Way
The Lycian Way is a 540-kilometer waymarked trail along the Turkish coast from Fethiye to Antalya, passing ancient Lycian ruins, beaches, and mountain villages. Free to hike.
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Fethiye is a Lycian coast town in Turkey with free rock tombs carved into the cliffs above town, a bustling fish market, and the harbourfront promenade, all of which cost nothing to wander. It is the western trailhead for the Lycian Way, a long-distance coastal hike that is free to walk. The town works as a budget base for the wider Lycian coast, with Kas further along the shore and Antalya to the east. Spring and autumn are warm without the peak-summer prices and heat.
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The Lycian Way is a 540-kilometer waymarked trail along the Turkish coast from Fethiye to Antalya, passing ancient Lycian ruins, beaches, and mountain villages. Free to hike.
Oludeniz is one of the most photographed beaches in Turkey, a turquoise lagoon backed by pine-forested mountains. The Blue Lagoon section is paid (modest fee).
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