Itinerary:

1. Day – Arrival
Transter from Dalaman Airport to Keyif Hotel Faralya. Dinner and overnight in Faralya.

2. Day – Ovacık – Faralya 14 km.
A short car transfer to the beginning of the Lycian Way where you start your hike with spectacular views of the sea and Ölüdeniz lagoon.
You ascend the lower slopes of Baba Dağı (Father Mountain) following a paved mule path. After passing the villages of Kozağaç and Kirme on a stretch of road,
you descend an ancient path to the small village of Faralya on the green slopes above the Butterfly Valley. Dinner and overnight in Keyif Hotel Faralya.
Walking for the day: 14 km, 5-6 hours, ↑580 m ↓615 m

3. Day – Faralya – Alınca 13 km.
You walk from Faralya to Alınca along a forested path passing high above the secluded cove of Kabak.
You will climb up a beautiful old mule trail to Alınca, with impressive views over Yedi Burun (Seven Capes). Dinner and overnight in Keyif Hotel Faralya
Walking for the day: 13 km, 5-6 hours, ↑750 m ↓450 m

4.Day –  Alına – Gey 16 km.
From Alınca village, you walk along a spectacular coastline towards a pasture with an old Ottoman cistern.
There you have the choice to descend along a cobble stone trail to the secluded beach of Kalabantia,
explore the ruins of the ancient harbour and swim in the crystal clear waters. After returning to the main trail,
you continue to Gey village partly along a quiet tarmac road. Dinner and overnight in Keyif Hotel Faralya.
Walking for the day (standard): 16 km, 6 hours ↑600 m ↓850 m
Walking for the day (easy option): 11 km, 3.5 hours, ↑200 m ↓450 m

5. Transfer from Keyif Hotel Faralya to Dalaman Airport.

End of arragement

**This walking holiday goes ahead with min. 2 max. 16 people**

İncluded in the price :
All Transfers
Accommodation in Keyif Hotel Faralya in Halfboard Basis
private guided services, Admission fees

Breakfast and dinner are included and you ‘ll be accompanied by an English speaking guide.Transfers on this short walking holiday are included in the price.

Excluded :
Drinks and personal expenses