Join Halé for a hike along the beautiful Lycian Way in Southwest Turkey.
The Lycian Way is known as one of the “World’s Ten Best Walks”. The area is now inhabited by some of the earliest Turks to arrive from Central Asia in the eleventh century, the Yörük. These nomadic people still go down to the coast in the winter and back up the mountains in the summer to pasture their sheep and goats. This area abounds with ancient relics tucked into the scented pine forests that line the Mediterranean coast. Revel in beautiful turquoise waters, scenic sandy coves and the majestic Taurus mountain range as we travel by foot this ancient pathway.
Details
We will hike with day packs, 3-4 hours per day. Overnight bags will be transfered to hotel locations by minibus. To bring: hiking boots (make sure they are well broken in!), rain gear, swimsuit, sun hat, suntan lotion, mosquito repellant, sunglasses, water bottle, sweater, light jacket, medium-sized backback, hiking stick optional.
Dates and Times
May 3-7, 2008
Location
Southwest Turkey, Dalaman to Bel/Belcegiz
Cost
Costs: 800 YTL, $608 USD, 382 EURO. Does not include air travel to Dalaman airport.
Included: Mountain guide, driver and minibus, food, lodging, and all transfers.
Registration
Email Seniz Unal at ay@aydanismanlik.com or call +90 212-352-9350 in Istanbul.
For more information about the program in Turkish and English : www.aydanismanlik.com
