Hike the Lycian Way | West, Central & East

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Walk the Lycian Way – West, Central or East

The Lycian Way is one of Turkey’s best-known long-distance walking routes, following the Mediterranean landscapes and ancient heritage of Lycia between the Fethiye region and Antalya.

OutdoorInTurkey offers guided and self-guided Lycian Way walking tours across three distinct sections of the trail: West, Central and East. You can choose the section that best suits your interests and available time, or contact us to discuss a longer journey combining different parts of the route.

Rather than treating the Lycian Way as a single fixed package, we organise each journey according to your travel dates, number of walking days, group size, preferred level of support and whether you would like to walk independently or with a professional guide.

Choose Your Lycian Way Route

Western Lycian Way – Fethiye to Kaş

The western section begins around Fethiye and Ölüdeniz and continues through the coastal and mountain landscapes of Faralya, Kabak, Alınca and the Yediburunlar region before reaching the archaeological landscapes around Xanthos, Letoon and Patara and continuing towards Kaş.

This section is particularly suitable for travellers looking for a combination of Mediterranean scenery, village life, ancient Lycia and some of the most recognisable landscapes of the Lycian Way.

Central Lycian Way – Kaş, Kekova, Demre & Finike

The central section continues east from Kaş through the coastal landscapes of Kekova, including Aperlai, Üçağız and Simena, before entering quieter parts of Central Lycia around Demre and the mountain routes towards Finike.

Alongside the better-known coastline, this itinerary can include less-travelled archaeological landscapes around Hoyran, Trysa, Alakilise and Belos, offering a different perspective on the Lycian Way.

Eastern Lycian Way – Karaöz, Olympos, Mt. Tahtalı & Göynük

The eastern section begins near Karaöz and follows the Mediterranean coast through Gelidonya, Adrasan, Olympos and Çıralı before climbing into the mountains around Beycik and Mt. Tahtalı.

From the higher country, the route continues through Yayla Kuzdere, Gedelme and Göynük towards the Antalya region, combining coastal walking with some of the most mountainous landscapes of the Lycian Way.

Not sure which section is right for you? Explore our Lycian Way Walking Tours & Experiences to compare different routes, walking options and travel services, or contact us and we will help you choose the journey that best fits your time and interests.

Guided or Self-Guided Lycian Way Walking

You can experience the Lycian Way with a professional guide or travel independently with a self-guided arrangement.

For self-guided Lycian Way walks, we can provide detailed day-by-day information and GPS tracks together with the logistical services included in your agreed programme.

If you prefer a guided Lycian Way tour, professional licensed guiding can be incorporated into the journey, subject to availability and the final itinerary.

You do not necessarily need to follow one standard duration. The number of walking days and the structure of the journey can be adapted according to your available time and travel plans.

Walk with a Daypack – We Take Care of the Logistics

Walking the Lycian Way does not mean carrying all of your belongings every day. On programmes that include luggage transfers, your main luggage is transported between accommodations while you walk with a small daypack.

Depending on the itinerary agreed with you, your journey can include:

• Local pensions and hotels
• Breakfast and dinner with half-board accommodation
• Luggage transfers between selected accommodations
• Main transfers required by the programme
• Picnic or local lunches where included
• Detailed walking information and GPS tracks
• Professional licensed guiding for guided programmes
• Organisation and local logistical support

If you only require luggage transportation rather than a complete walking programme, you can also use our dedicated Lycian Way Luggage Transfer Service.

A Lycian Way Journey Designed Around You

Some travellers have one week; others want to spend considerably longer exploring Lycia. Some prefer to walk independently, while others want a guide throughout the journey or additional support only where it is useful.

The West, Central and East programmes therefore provide a framework from which we can build the most appropriate journey for you.

You can choose one section, adjust the number of days or discuss combining sections if you would like to experience a larger part of the Lycian Way.

Local Knowledge, Professional Organisation

Our Lycian Way programmes are designed around walking, local accommodation, regional food, archaeological landscapes and the practical realities of travelling along a long-distance trail.

Guided programmes are conducted by professional licensed guides, and travel arrangements are organised by Globe Outdoors Travel, a TÜRSAB-certified travel agency (Document No. A-17542).

Participants also receive the “Step by Step Lycian Way” guidebook by Altuğ Şenel as part of the applicable programme.

What Is Not Included?

Unless specifically stated otherwise in your final itinerary, museum and archaeological site entrance fees, additional transfers requested outside the agreed programme and personal expenses are not included.

Because every journey can be adapted, the final inclusions and exclusions will be clearly listed in the proposal prepared for you.

What Should You Bring?

Good trekking shoes are essential for the varied terrain of the Lycian Way. We also recommend trekking poles and a comfortable daypack of approximately 15–20 litres for water, personal items and anything you need during the day’s walk.

Questions? We Are Happy to Help

You do not need to decide everything before contacting us. If you are unsure whether the Western, Central or Eastern Lycian Way is more suitable, how many days you need, or whether a guided or self-guided arrangement would work better for you, send us your questions and we will be happy to help.

To prepare the most useful recommendation, tell us your proposed travel dates, number of days, number of participants and whether you prefer a guided or self-guided journey.

Fill in the enquiry form below, send us a message, or contact us via WhatsApp or e-mail. We will be happy to answer your questions and help you plan your Lycian Way journey.

Western Lycian Way: Fethiye to Kaş

The western section of the Lycian Way takes you from the Fethiye and Ölüdeniz area to Kaş, combining some of the trail’s best-known coastal landscapes with ancient Lycian sites, mountain villages and locally run accommodation.

This is a flexible itinerary rather than a fixed package. It can be adapted according to your proposed dates, number of walking days, group size and whether you prefer a guided or self-guided Lycian Way journey.

We provide detailed day-by-day information and GPS tracks for the walks. Transfers and other logistical arrangements are organised according to the final itinerary.

Day 1 – Arrival in Fethiye & Optional Kayaköy to Ölüdeniz Walk | 8 km

Arrive in the Ölüdeniz area and settle into your accommodation. If your arrival time allows, you can begin with an optional 8 km warm-up walk from Kayaköy to Ölüdeniz.

Kayaköy, an abandoned historic settlement in the hills above Fethiye, provides an atmospheric starting point before the trail descends towards the coast. Alternatively, you may simply spend the remainder of the day relaxing in Ölüdeniz.

Transfer from Dalaman Airport is included in the draft programme. Dinner and overnight accommodation are in Ölüdeniz.

Day 2 – Ovacık & Ölüdeniz to Faralya and Kabak | 17 km

Your main Lycian Way walk begins above Ölüdeniz, with extensive views over the lagoon and surrounding coastline.

The route continues towards Faralya, with a lunch stop in Kozağaç village. From Faralya, continue towards Kabak. The afternoon section is easier than the morning walk.

Overnight accommodation is in Kabak.

Day 3 – Kabak to Alınca and Ge | 16 km

Walk one of the characteristic mountain-and-sea sections of the western Lycian Way, climbing from Kabak towards Alınca.

After lunch in Alınca, continue with a shorter and easier walk towards Ge village in the Yediburunlar area.

Overnight accommodation is in a local pension in Ge.

Day 4 – Ge to Sidyma | 8 km – Letoon & Xanthos – Patara

Follow old paths between Ge and Sidyma, one of the atmospheric ancient settlements encountered along this part of the Lycian Way.

After the walk and lunch in Sidyma, continue by transfer towards Patara, with visits to Letoon and Xanthos along the way.

Both sites form part of the archaeological landscape of ancient Lycia and provide an important cultural dimension to the walking journey.

Overnight accommodation is in Patara.

Day 5 – Delikkemer Aqueduct & Ancient Patara | 9 km

Today’s walk combines the landscape around Patara with two important elements of its ancient infrastructure and history.

Explore Delikkemer, part of the Roman water system that supplied ancient Patara, before continuing towards the archaeological site.

At Patara you can explore remains including the Bouleuterion, theatre and lighthouse area. The day also leaves time to enjoy Patara’s long sandy beach.

Overnight accommodation is again in Patara.

Day 6 – Akbel to Bezirgan and Sarıbelen | 9 km

Begin from the Sarnıçbaşı area and walk above the coastline around Kalkan before continuing inland towards Bezirgan.

Lunch is planned in Bezirgan beneath the historic plane tree before the route continues towards Sarıbelen.

Dinner and accommodation are with a local family in Sarıbelen.

Day 7 – Sarıbelen to Gökçeören | 13 km

Continue through the rural landscapes and open plains between Sarıbelen and Gökçeören.

This is a quieter section of the Lycian Way, offering a different character from the more familiar coastal stages.

A local lunch is planned along the route, followed by overnight accommodation in a local pension in Gökçeören.

Day 8 – Gökçeören to Çukurbağ via Phellos | 25 km

This is the longest walking day of the western itinerary.

The route passes through the ancient Lycian settlement of Phellos before continuing towards Çukurbağ. A picnic lunch is planned for the day.

After completing the walk, stay overnight in a local pension in Çukurbağ.

Day 9 – Çukurbağ to Kaş | 5 km

A short final walk brings you from Çukurbağ down towards Kaş.

The shorter distance leaves time to enjoy the town, swim, relax or explore Kaş independently. Lunch and dinner are left open so that you can choose among the town’s restaurants.

Overnight accommodation is in Kaş.

Day 10 – Departure from Kaş

After breakfast, transfer from Kaş to Dalaman Airport according to your flight schedule.

If your departure is later in the day, you may have additional time to explore Kaş before leaving.

Guided or Self-Guided Western Lycian Way

This itinerary can be adapted according to the number of days you have available, your preferred walking style and whether you would like to travel with a guide or independently.

For self-guided journeys, detailed route information and day-by-day GPS tracks can be provided. The final arrangement may also include accommodation, transfers and other walking logistics according to the programme agreed with you.

Questions? We Are Happy to Help

If you have any questions about this itinerary, your walking plans or travelling on the Lycian Way, please feel free to contact us. You do not need to have your entire journey planned before getting in touch. Tell us your proposed dates, number of days, number of participants and whether you are considering a guided or self-guided journey, and we will be happy to answer your questions and discuss the most suitable option.

Fill in the enquiry form below, send us a message, or contact us via WhatsApp or e-mail. We will be happy to answer your questions and hear about your Lycian Way plans.

If you are beginning your walk in the Fethiye or Ölüdeniz area, we can also help organise your arrival logistics, including our private transfer from Dalaman Airport to Fethiye and Ölüdeniz.

Central Lycian Way: Kaş, Kekova, Demre & Finike

The central section of the Lycian Way begins in Kaş and continues east through the coastal landscapes of Kekova before moving into quieter and less-travelled sections around Demre and the mountains towards Finike.

This itinerary combines well-known places such as Kaş, Aperlai, Üçağız, Simena and Andriake with lesser-visited ancient settlements and mountain routes around Hoyran, Trysa, Alakilise and Belos.

Throughout the programme, your main luggage is transferred between accommodations, allowing you to walk with a small daypack.

Day 1 – Arrival & Transfer to Kaş

Arrive in Kaş and settle into your accommodation. Depending on your arrival time, we can organise a short walk or you can explore Kaş independently, including its waterfront, beaches, ancient theatre and restaurants.

Dinner is not included on the first evening, giving you the flexibility to choose where you would like to eat.

Depending on your arrival point, private transfers or transfer advice can be arranged from Dalaman Airport, Antalya Airport or Kaş Bus Station.

Day 2 – Kaş to Sısla | 15 km

Begin walking directly from your hotel in Kaş.

The route follows the coast through Limanağzı and Ufakdere, with extensive Mediterranean views along the way. Lunch is taken on the trail.

The walk ends around Üzümlü Pier at Sısla, where dinner and accommodation await. Depending on weather and conditions, there may also be an opportunity to swim at a secluded beach.

Day 3 – Kılınçlı and Apollonia to Aperlai & Üçağız | 15 km

After a transfer of approximately half an hour, begin walking from Kılınçlı near the ancient settlement of Apollonia.

The preceding Sısla–Kılınçlı section is approximately 6 km but largely follows a long dirt road. You may choose to walk it or use the included transfer.

Continue from Kılınçlı towards Aperlai and explore its ancient remains before heading towards Üçağız.

There is also an alternative option to join a boat along the way. This can include lunch, a swimming break and views of the Sunken City of Kekova before continuing to Üçağız.

Whether you walk the complete section or choose the boat option, the day ends in Üçağız. Packed lunch is provided when required.

Day 4 – Üçağız to Çayağzı via Simena & Gökkaya | 15 km

Leave Üçağız on foot and follow the coastline towards Çayağzı.

The route passes through the plains behind Kaleköy and ancient Simena, continuing through the Gökkaya area and the outskirts of Kapaklı before reaching Çayağzı.

There are opportunities for swimming along the route, depending on conditions.

Çayağzı was the location of Andriake, one of ancient Lycia’s major ports. Depending on opening times and the day’s schedule, visits to the Lycian Civilisations Museum, Myra and the Church of St. Nicholas may also be arranged.

At the end of the day, transfer to a family-run pension for dinner and accommodation.

Day 5 – Kapaklı to Hoyran, Divle & Davazlar | 12 km

The next two walking days explore sections of the Lycian Way that are absent from many standard itineraries.

Begin from your pension in Kapaklı. The initial ascent towards Hoyran is the most demanding part of today’s route. The ancient path has been cleared, although vegetation can occasionally affect the trail.

Take time to explore the ancient settlement of Hoyran before continuing through village and agricultural landscapes towards Divle.

At Divle, encounter a remarkable natural sinkhole before descending towards Davazlar village.

A vehicle will meet you in Davazlar for the approximately 20-minute transfer back to your accommodation in Kapaklı.

Day 6 – Davazlar to Trysa & Eğridere Valley | 11 km

Return by transfer to Davazlar and continue walking from the Hisar area towards ancient Trysa.

A waymarked path leads towards the summit and the monumental Heroon of Trysa. Its sculpted friezes, depicting subjects ranging from Amazon warriors to the Trojan War, were removed to Vienna by Austrian archaeologists in the nineteenth century.

From Trysa, continue through a quiet old oak forest and the Çakalbayat area before descending into Eğridere Valley.

A transfer vehicle can meet you towards the end of the route according to your arrival time.

Depending on the day’s schedule, there may also be an opportunity to visit the Lycian Civilisations Museum, Myra and the Church of St. Nicholas.

Overnight accommodation is again in Kapaklı.

Day 7 – Belören to Alakilise and Turant | 15 km

After breakfast, transfer via Demre to Belören village and begin walking into one of the less-travelled mountain sections of the Lycian Way.

The route leads from Belören towards Alakilise, where you can stop for your packed lunch.

Continue towards the ancient settlement of Turant, where a particularly large sarcophagus can be seen, before completing the day’s route and returning to Belören.

Your final night in this area is again in Kapaklı.

Day 8 – Alakilise to Yatıkardıç, Belos & Finike | 20 km

This is a long mountain stage and requires an early start.

Transfer back to Alakilise, where the walk begins with a steep ascent towards Kırkmerdiven. Continue along the mountain ridges towards Yatıkardıç, traditionally used by local villagers as a summer settlement.

The route then descends towards Finike via the ancient settlement of Belos, with wide views towards Kekova and the eastern landscapes of Lycia along the way.

Your final night’s accommodation is in Finike.

Day 9 – Departure from Finike

After breakfast, transfer to Antalya or Dalaman Airport according to your flight arrangements.

Antalya Airport is closer to Finike, so one possible arrangement is to arrive through Dalaman for the beginning of the journey and depart through Antalya. If this is not suitable, transfers can be organised according to your actual arrival and departure points.

A Different Side of the Central Lycian Way

This itinerary is not limited to the best-known Kaş and Kekova sections. It continues into quieter archaeological and mountain landscapes around Hoyran, Trysa, Alakilise and Belos, creating a broader journey through Central Lycia.

The programme can be adapted according to your available time, walking preferences and whether you would like a guided or self-guided arrangement.

Questions? We Are Happy to Help

If you have any questions about this itinerary, your walking plans or travelling on the Lycian Way, please feel free to contact us. You do not need to have your entire journey planned before getting in touch. Tell us your proposed dates, number of days, number of participants and whether you are considering a guided or self-guided journey, and we will be happy to answer your questions and discuss the most suitable option.

Fill in the enquiry form below, send us a message, or contact us via WhatsApp or e-mail. We will be happy to answer your questions and hear about your Lycian Way plans.

Eastern Lycian Way: Karaöz, Olympos, Mt. Tahtalı & Göynük

The eastern Lycian Way offers a very different landscape from the western and central sections of the trail. Beginning near Karaöz, the route passes Gelidonya Lighthouse, Adrasan, Olympos and Çıralı before climbing from the Mediterranean coast into the high country around Mt. Tahtalı.

From the mountains, the journey continues through Yayla Kuzdere, Gedelme and Göynük before reaching Hisarçandır above Antalya.

Throughout the programme, your main luggage is transferred between accommodations, allowing you to hike with a small daypack.

Day 1 – Arrival in Antalya & Transfer to Karaöz

Your journey begins with a transfer from Antalya Airport or Antalya city centre to Karaöz.

If you arrive by around midday and the day’s schedule allows, there may be an opportunity to stop at the ancient city of Phaselis on the way.

Continue to Karaöz for dinner and overnight accommodation. Depending on your arrival time, you may also have time for a swim.

Day 2 – Karaöz to Gelidonya Lighthouse & Adrasan | 23 km

Begin walking from Karaöz towards one of the iconic landmarks of the Lycian Way: Gelidonya Lighthouse.

This remote coastal stage offers extensive sea and mountain views before continuing towards Adrasan.

There are no settlements along the walking route, so a packed lunch is prepared by your guesthouse.

Your luggage is transferred ahead to Adrasan, where dinner and accommodation are arranged. If time permits, you may also have an opportunity to swim.

Day 3 – Adrasan to Olympos & Çıralı | 19 km

Leave Adrasan and walk via Mt. Musa before descending towards the ancient city of Olympos.

After exploring the Olympos area, continue with a flatter coastal section towards Çıralı.

Overnight accommodation is in a family-run guesthouse close to the beach. This is the final coastal day before the route begins climbing towards the higher mountains.

Day 4 – Çıralı to Chimaera, Ulupınar & Beycik | 16 km

Today’s route leaves Çıralı and passes the eternal flames of Chimaera, known locally as Yanartaş.

The site is closely associated with the ancient myth of the fire-breathing Chimaera and Bellerophon.

Continue towards Ulupınar for a lunch break before climbing towards Beycik at approximately 900 metres above sea level.

Dinner and accommodation are in Beycik.

Day 5 – Beycik to Mt. Tahtalı & Yayla Kuzdere | 18 km

This is one of the high mountain stages of the eastern Lycian Way.

Begin from Beycik and climb through the mountain landscape and cedar forests towards Erenkolu Pass at approximately 1,750 metres.

An optional ascent of Mt. Tahtalı, reaching 2,365 metres, can be considered instead of continuing directly towards Yayla Kuzdere. The summit option requires different transfer arrangements and should therefore be discussed in advance.

In either case, dinner and overnight accommodation are planned in Yayla Kuzdere.

Day 6 – Yayla Kuzdere to Gedelme & Göynük Yayla | 15 km

Continue from Yayla Kuzdere through the mountain landscapes towards Gedelme.

Stop for lunch before following the trail onwards towards Göynük Yayla.

Dinner and overnight accommodation are in Göynük Yayla.

Day 7 – Göynük Yayla to Göynük Canyon | 14 km

Follow the route down towards Göynük through the canyon landscape.

Part of the walk follows the streambed through Göynük Canyon. No specialist equipment is required according to the draft itinerary, although there may be a couple of places where you need to remove your shoes to cross the water.

Dinner and accommodation are in a family-run guesthouse in Göynük.

Day 8 – Göynük to Hisarçandır | 24 km

The final major walking stage climbs from Göynük towards Hisarçandır.

As you gain elevation, the route opens towards extensive views over Antalya. A break around Elmayanı Plateau provides a natural pause before continuing towards Hisarçandır.

At the end of the walk, you can either transfer to Antalya for your final night’s accommodation or, depending on availability, stay locally in Hisarçandır.

Day 9 – Departure from Antalya

After breakfast, transfer to Antalya Airport according to your flight schedule.

If your flight departs later in the day, you may have time to explore Antalya, visit the museum, walk through the old town or simply relax before departure.

Your stay can also be extended if you would like to spend additional time in Antalya or explore walking possibilities on sections of the St. Paul Trail.

From the Mediterranean Coast to the High Mountains

The Eastern Lycian Way combines long coastal stages with a gradual transition into a very different mountain environment around Beycik, Mt. Tahtalı, Yayla Kuzdere and Göynük.

The itinerary can be adjusted according to your available time and walking preferences. The optional Mt. Tahtalı summit requires a different logistical arrangement and should be requested in advance.

Questions? We Are Happy to Help

If you have any questions about this itinerary, your walking plans or travelling on the Lycian Way, please feel free to contact us. You do not need to have your entire journey planned before getting in touch. Tell us your proposed dates, number of days, number of participants and whether you are considering a guided or self-guided journey, and we will be happy to answer your questions and discuss the most suitable option.

Fill in the enquiry form below, send us a message, or contact us via WhatsApp or e-mail. We will be happy to answer your questions and hear about your Lycian Way plans.

Guidelines & Important Notes

Our journeys are carefully planned, but outdoor travel is naturally affected by weather, trail conditions, local circumstances and the abilities of the group. The following guidelines apply to our programmes unless different conditions are specifically stated in your final itinerary.

Please read these notes before booking. They are intended to help us provide a safe, well-organised and enjoyable journey for everyone involved.

Small Groups & Participation

We intentionally keep our groups limited in size. Smaller groups allow us to manage transfers, accommodation, guiding and daily logistics more effectively while maintaining a more personal experience.

Availability may therefore be limited, particularly on programmes using small local guesthouses or accommodation in remote areas. Early booking is recommended when your travel dates are fixed.

Before & After Your Tour

If you plan to arrive before the programme begins or stay longer after it ends, please let us know. Where possible, we can assist with additional accommodation, transfers and other travel arrangements.

These services are separate from the standard programme unless specifically included in your proposal.

Arrival & Departure Information

Please provide your confirmed arrival and departure details as early as possible, including dates, times, flight numbers where applicable and your arrival or departure point.

This information allows us to coordinate airport, bus station, hotel and other programme-related transfers correctly. Changes to previously supplied travel details should be communicated to us as soon as possible.

Walking Distances & Leaving a Route Early

Walking distances, elevation and terrain vary considerably between programmes and from day to day. Please read the individual itinerary carefully and contact us before booking if you are uncertain whether a particular route is suitable for you.

If you decide to stop walking during a stage, we will assist where reasonably possible. However, many walking routes pass through remote areas without immediate vehicle access. A transfer can only be arranged from a suitable and accessible meeting point.

Additional transfers that are not part of the original programme may involve an extra charge.

Clothing & Equipment

Appropriate outdoor clothing and footwear are essential. A detailed list of required and recommended equipment will be provided according to the destination, season and nature of the programme.

Participants are responsible for arriving with the mandatory personal equipment specified for their journey.

Health, Fitness & Personal Responsibility

Outdoor programmes may involve long walking days, uneven ground, ascents and descents, heat, cold, altitude or locations that are some distance from immediate medical assistance.

Participants are responsible for assessing whether their general health and physical condition are appropriate for the programme they have chosen.

Please inform us before the journey of any relevant medical condition, allergy, medication requirement, dietary restriction or other circumstance that could affect your participation or become important in an emergency.

If you have any doubt about your ability to participate safely, we recommend discussing the itinerary with us before booking and, where appropriate, seeking advice from your doctor or qualified healthcare professional.

Weather, Trail Conditions & Route Changes

Safety takes priority over following an itinerary exactly as written.

Weather, heavy rain, strong winds, storms, wildfire risk, trail damage, road conditions, local restrictions, sea conditions or other circumstances may require changes to a walking route, transfer, boat journey, activity or daily schedule.

When a change is necessary for operational or safety reasons, the final decision during a guided programme rests with the guide and/or tour organisation. Participants are expected to respect these decisions.

Such changes do not mean that the quality of the journey has been reduced; they are part of responsible outdoor travel and are made with the safety and practical interests of the group in mind.

Local Accommodation & Services

Many of our journeys use small hotels, pensions, family-run guesthouses and locally operated services rather than large international establishments.

This is an important part of the experience, but it also means that room availability, facilities and service arrangements can differ from one destination to another.

Where a specific property or local service becomes unavailable, we reserve the right to arrange a suitable alternative while maintaining the overall character and standard of the programme as closely as reasonably possible.

Deposits, Cancellation & Refunds

A deposit is required to confirm a booking. This allows us to secure accommodation, guides, transfers and other services required for the programme.

Many of the local businesses we work with are small operations with limited capacity, and some services require advance payment. For this reason, deposits and cancellation conditions will apply according to the terms provided with your booking.

Please review the cancellation and refund conditions supplied with your proposal before making payment. Where a programme is cancelled by us, refunds will be handled according to the applicable booking conditions and any services already committed or refunded by suppliers.

Your Final Itinerary

The programme shown on the website should be considered the framework of the journey. Your confirmed proposal and final itinerary will specify the services, accommodation, transfers, meals, guiding arrangements and other inclusions applicable to your booking.

Please read your final itinerary carefully before travelling and contact us if anything is unclear.

Professional Organisation & Licensed Guiding

Outdoor travel requires more than simply following a route. Behind each programme are accommodation arrangements, transfers, local suppliers, route planning, communication and decisions that may need to be made while the journey is underway.

Our programmes are organised by Globe Outdoors Travel, a TÜRSAB-certified travel agency (Document No. A-17542). Guided programmes are conducted by appropriately licensed professional guides where guiding services are included.

We take the organisation of our journeys seriously and expect participants to approach the programme with the same respect for safety, local conditions, the environment and the other members of the group.