Turkey

Istanbul & The Lycian Way

62 Km

9 Days

Level 4 - Difficult

Hiking & Wild Swimming

Countries: Turkey

Airport: Istanbul / Antalya

Trip Direction: Linear

Dates: Private bookings available

Price: €1500 pp*

*Based on min 8 – 10 people
*NB Pricing as per local currency

€10 pp of your trip cost is donated to high impact climate charities

Start Town: Istanbul

Finish Town: Antalya

Accommodation: 2 / 3 Star Hotels

Food: Continental breakfasts, picnics and traditional restaurant dinners

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Itinerary

Click below for a full breakdown of the itinerary of the Turkey; Istanbul & The Lycian Way trip.

Day 1 – Arrival in Istanbul Hotel Transfer
Day 2 – Istanbul Sightseeing
Day 3 – Train Istanbul – Konya
Day 4 – Bus Konya – Antalya
Day 5 – Hike Tahtali Dagi
Day 6 – Hike: Çirali to Tekirova
Day 7 – Hike: Çirali to Olympos and Adrasan
Day 8 – Visit Andriake, Harbour of Myra, and Museum of Lycian Civilisations – Boat trip Kekova Straights, Sunken city of Dolikhiste
Day 9 – Depart Antalya

Highlights

Uniquely located in two continents; Asia & Europe, Turkey has a lot to offer. Starting in the largest city, Istanbul which has a population of over 15 million and sits beautifully on the Bosphorus strait.

Home to the Grand Bazaar market – the world’s biggest and oldest market and the beautiful Hagia Sophia and Basilica Cistern which is over 1500 yrs old! Although the official language of Turkey is Turkish, there are over 30 languages spoken across the country, including Zazaki, Kurmanji, Mesopotamian Arabic etc.

One of the main draws for LBH is the long distance hiking trail, the ‘Lycian Way’ and stretches from Hisarönü (Ovacik), near Fethiye to Geyik Bayiri, about 20km from Antalya.

Consisting of ancient roadways, mule tracks and shepherds’ paths, taking you on a journey deep into the history and culture of ancient Lycia.

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Our Climate Commitment

We care deeply about the Alpine environment and are passionate about sharing this incredible landscape with our guests.

We understand that tourism is another pressure on the fragile ecosystem and accept responsibility for the carbon emissions that our tours produce. We are therefore committed to reducing our impact as much as possible.

As we cannot eliminate all sources of carbon emissions for our tours, we have decided to donate €10 per client to high impact pro-climate nonprofits recommended by the world's leading climate charity evaluators.

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