The Lycian Way is Turkey's first long-distance hiking trail and one of the world's most spectacular coastal walking routes, stretching 540 kilometers from Fethiye to Antalya. This ancient path follows routes used by the Lycian civilization over 2,000 years ago, connecting historic sites, traditional villages, and some of the Mediterranean's most pristine coastline. The trail passes through diverse landscapes including pine forests, Mediterranean scrubland, ancient ruins, and dramatic cliff-top paths offering breathtaking sea views. The Fethiye section of the trail is particularly rewarding, featuring well-marked paths that wind through some of the most accessible and scenic portions. Hikers can choose from day hikes exploring specific sections or multi-day treks camping under the stars. The trail is marked with red and white blazes, making navigation straightforward for experienced hikers. Along the way, you'll encounter ancient Lycian tombs carved into cliff faces, Roman ruins, traditional goat herding villages, and secluded beaches accessible only on foot. The combination of natural beauty, ancient history, and physical challenge makes the Lycian Way a bucket-list experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

This isn't just adventure – it's your gateway to experiencing Fethiye's dramatic landscape from perspectives that few travelers ever see. From paragliding over the famous Blue Lagoon to exploring ancient Lycian ways, you're accessing the natural and cultural wonders that make this region legendary.

Thrill seekers and outdoor enthusiasts will experience world-class activities with some of Turkey's most spectacular scenery as their backdrop.

Whether you're a first-time visitor seeking essential Fethiye experiences or a solo traveler looking for safe, welcoming environments with plenty to discover, this destination offers something meaningful for every type of explorer.

Fethiye's compact bay area means most attractions are easily accessible. The famous Ölüdeniz Blue Lagoon is just minutes away, while ancient Lycian sites like Tlos and Xanthos offer incredible historical experiences. The bustling marina area provides authentic dining experiences with fresh seafood and traditional Turkish cuisine.

Traditional markets offer authentic Turkish crafts and souvenirs, while waterfront cafes provide the perfect introduction to Turkish tea culture and legendary Mediterranean hospitality.