– Diverse Landscapes: The Western Lycian Way combines turquoise bays, dramatic cliffs, pine forests, and ancient ruins—offering new scenery every day
– Rich History: Walk in the footsteps of ancient Lycians, Greeks, and Romans, exploring sites like Kayaköy, Patara, Xanthos, and more
– Comfortable Experience: Enjoy authentic Turkish hospitality with overnight stays in guesthouses and small hotels – no tents or camping required
– Relaxation & Adventure: Swim in hidden coves, stroll through quiet villages, and unwind on beautiful beaches after a rewarding day’s hike
– Local Culture & Cuisine: Meet welcoming locals and savor delicious Turkish food along the way
– Accessible & Flexible: The route is well-marked, suitable for various fitness levels, and can be tailored for both short escapes and week-long journeys

The Western Lycian Way is the perfect blend of history, nature, comfort, and relaxation – making it one of the most rewarding trekking experiences in the Mediterranean.

After thoroughly exploring the eastern section of the Lycian Way with tents, we decided to create a comfortable route focusing on the western part – designed exclusively for women. This journey is crafted for those seeking not only adventure and history but also a safe, supportive, and inspiring space to connect with like-minded women.

Each day, you’ll explore stunning beaches, ancient ruins, and authentic villages, while every evening brings relaxation and camaraderie in cozy guesthouses – no tents or camping required. The route is accessible for hikers with beginner+ to moderate fitness levels, and we’ve included time for swimming, photography, and meaningful cultural encounters.

This is a woman guided comfort trek with guesthouse accommodation, tailored for women who want to blend active exploration, relaxation, and the joy of shared experiences in a beautiful and empowering environment.

! We encourage and support a healthy lifestyle throughout the event. Therefore, alcohol consumption and smoking are not permitted at any time during the entire program.

The Lycian Way is a long-distance footpath in Turkey, stretching along the coast of Lycia, an ancient region in southwestern Turkey. Renowned as one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world, it runs from Fethiye to Antalya and features a stunning variety of landscapes – from dramatic coastlines and pine forests to ancient ruins and traditional villages.

Our route follows the western section of the trail, from Ölüdeniz to Kaş, passing through turquoise bays, secluded beaches, abandoned Greek villages, and some of the most iconic archaeological sites of Lycia.

Ölüdeniz Blue Lagoon – Kayaköy (Abandoned Greek Village) – Butterfly Valley Viewpoint – Aktas Beach – Kabak Beach and Bay – Paradise Bay (Cennet Koyu) – Alınca Village – Gey Village – Patara Ancient City and Beach – Xanthos Ancient Lycian Capital (UNESCO World Heritage Site) – Kaş Town and Local Market – Turkish Bath (Hamam) Experience – Women’s Circles and Yoga/Meditation Sessions

Cost: 6,500 AED (excludes flights and visa)
Booking deadline: September 10
Assistance: WhatsApp +971556199709

We would like like-minded people to join the tour, so we conduct a brief preliminary conversation with each participant. Please contact us at +971 55 619 9709 or share your WhatsApp contact, and we will reach out to you.
This helps us ensure your safety, comfort, and the best possible experience on the tour.

– UAE-based female guide (English & Russian speaker)
– Certified first aider
– All team transportation (no individual transfers)
– All guesthouse/hotel accommodations (twin/triple sharing basis), including breakfast
– Tea/coffee preparation gear on the trail (gas, stove, etc.)
– Welcome dinner and farewell dinner
– Optional group activities: yoga/meditation sessions, women’s circles
– Assistance with gear selection and preparation
– Support with route logistics and local arrangements
– 24/7 support during the trek

– International airfare
– Lunches, dinners, and drinks (except welcome and farewell dinners)
– Personal gear (daypack, hiking poles, clothing, etc.)
– Personal items and toiletries
– Tips for local staff
– Travel, health, and rescue insurance
– Visa fees or any other personal travel expenses
– Optional activities not listed as included (e.g., boat tours, spa treatments, etc.)