42 Activities
Lycian Trail
Starts from
Antalya
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Activities
42
Duration
6 days
Length
424 mi
Guide details
Starts from
Antalya
Transportation
By Car
Guidance
Self-Guided
Duration
6 days
Length
424 mi
- History and Culture
- Active Leisure
- Relaxation
- Adventure
Olga Ratia
Travel Expert
- Visit the ruins of ancient cities.
- Walk the canyon, climb the mountain, swim in the turquoise bays, have a picnic.
- Discover the most touristy region from a different angle.
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The Lycian Trail is a long hiking and automobile route through the ancient region of Asia Minor. Throughout the first millennium BC, Lycia had a distinctive culture: language, writing, architecture. It was conquered by Persians, Alexander the Great, Romans and Turks. It remained autonomous for a long time, being a part of ancient empires.
Lycia stretches from Antalya to Fethiye. On this trip you have the chance to touch the grandeur of its antiquity by walking through its ruins. In addition, the nature here is fascinating.
Lycia stretches from Antalya to Fethiye. On this trip you have the chance to touch the grandeur of its antiquity by walking through its ruins. In addition, the nature here is fascinating.
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Categories
- History and Culture
- Active Leisure
- Relaxation
- Adventure
The Lycian Trail is a long hiking and automobile route through the ancient region of Asia Minor. Throughout the first millennium BC, Lycia had a distinctive culture: language, writing, architecture. It was conquered by Persians, Alexander the Great, Romans and Turks. It remained autonomous for a long time, being a part of ancient empires.
Lycia stretches from Antalya to Fethiye. On this trip you have the chance to touch the grandeur of its antiquity by walking through its ruins. In addition, the nature here is fascinating.
Lycia stretches from Antalya to Fethiye. On this trip you have the chance to touch the grandeur of its antiquity by walking through its ruins. In addition, the nature here is fascinating.
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Olga Ratia
Travel Expert
- Visit the ruins of ancient cities.
- Walk the canyon, climb the mountain, swim in the turquoise bays, have a picnic.
- Discover the most touristy region from a different angle.
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Travel itinerary
7 Activities
Day 1
59 mi
Goynuk Canyon and the beginning of the trail!
On the first day of your trip you will have a walk around Antalya, see the beautiful Göyinkük canon and visit the ancient town of Faselis.
6 Activities
Day 2
73 mi0.1 mi
Tahtali Mountain and Chimera Lights!
On the second day of the trip you will see the beauty of Turkey from the heights by climbing Tahtali Mountain, which in ancient times was called Mount Olympus.
You will also visit an amazing sight: the Chimera Lights. And have a small picnic right on top of them.
Be sure to walk through the ruins of the town of Olympos. It's almost overgrown, but it still breathes history.
And Cape Helidonia, with its pirate harbour and lighthouse. These sights will not leave you indifferent!
7 Activities
Day 3
86 mi
The ancient cities of Lycia!
This day is all about the ruins of ancient Lycian cities. In one day you will visit four of these towns. They may be similar in some ways, but each has its own history and significance...
9 Activities
Day 4
78 mi
Antique port and coves.
Today's program includes a half-wrecked ancient port town, several other interesting and historically significant towns, and beautiful bays!
This day is as intense as the others, and the impressions will be digested for a very long time!
9 Activities
Day 5
79 mi
The desert, the sanctuary and the capital!
Today you will see a small Lycian desert! An amazing sight! You can take many beautiful pictures!
You will also visit four other ancient towns, one of which was once the capital of the region. And visit the shrine of the goddess Leto!
4 Activities
Day 6
49 mi
Butterfly Valley and Ghost Town!
Last day of the trip! Relax and soak up the sun in the Valley of Butterflies.
Wander around the Greek ghost town of Kayaköy and see Lycian tombs in Fethiye.