4-Day Lycian Way Trekking Holiday with Kayaköy and Seven Capes

• After meeting with our group, we reach Kayaköy with a short transfer. We enjoy pancakes in an authentic restaurant in the ancient part of Kayaköy, and we start the walk from here.
• Kayaköy is an old Greek village. Following the 1924 population exchange and the migration of the Greeks, the village has remained like a ghost town to this day. As we walk through its streets and alleys, we see houses reflecting the architecture of that period, along with doors, windows, and churches. Our walk begins with a small climb among the ruins of Kayaköy houses. We then continue towards Ölüdeniz, seeing the bays along the ancient Lycian road beneath the pine trees. There will be a swimming break at Ölüdeniz Beach, followed by a transfer to our hotel.

Note: There will be enough time for those who want to paraglide from the summit of Baba Mountain. Afterwards, we go to the hotel where we will stay.

• The walk starts at an altitude of 350 metres, with 400 metres of ascent and 350 metres of descent.
• Pension: Faralya
• A short transfer takes us to the starting point of the Lycian Way. We begin our walk with a climb while enjoying magnificent views of Ölüdeniz and the whole region. After a 3-hour walk along the slope of Baba Mountain, we reach Kozağaç village. Here, we have lunch in a village house. After lunch, we continue to Faralya village via Kirme village. We finish the day with sunset in Faralya, set on the Butterfly Valley plain, and stay here.

We start our walk from the hotel. Butterfly Valley, named after the Blue Butterflies, enchants us in the morning. After taking unforgettable photos of the valley, we keep the sea on our right and reach Aktaş Beach. After a lunch break here, our walk continues with sea views on our right, and after 2 hours we arrive at Kabak Bay. Following a sea break here, we transfer to the hotel.

After a short transfer in the morning, we start our walk from Alınca. The view of the Seven Capes welcomes us in all its splendour. With a small zigzagging descent and a parallel path, we see Cennet Bay from above. We have a lunch break at a village house and meet more nomadic people. After lunch, a wide plain, cistern, and forest path lead us to Ge village, with views of the Seven Capes along the way. In the late afternoon, we walk around and explore this unspoiled village. Then we rest in a village bungalow house.