Turkey is a vast land straddling the fabled Bosphorus, the narrow strait that links Europe and Asia. Here, travellers, merchants and warriors from across both continents have been drawn together for millennia, leaving their mark on this fascinating land and creating a wonderful mix of history and heritage, of traditions and tastes, of culture and cuisine.
Head to the south of the country and you will find countless relics of these bygone civilisations, as well as idyllic villages, friendly local people and breathtaking views out over the Mediterranean.
Trails weave through countryside starred with scarlet poppies, wild orchids, and olive groves awakening in the sun. A growing buzz hums through coastal towns, and the cerulean sea glints as it laps against the cliffs lining the shore. Everything feels fresh—even the ancient wonders dotting the landscape radiate a sense of rejuvenation in this peaceful, pre-summer atmosphere.
The Lycian Way enters a golden phase, quieter with fewer visitors along its path. Warm, dry days stretch into mellow evenings, late-blooming wildflowers line the trails, and the air carries a gentle sea breeze—creating idyllic walking conditions.
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