
Towns
Kalkan Old Town, the Cobbled Hill Above a Greek Harbour
Kalkan's lanes climb from a small, deep harbour between whitewashed stone houses. The shops line the way up, and the bay shows itself at every gap.
Section / Places
Beaches, towns and gorges along the Lycian coast, with the ones worth the drive marked first.
Beaches
Between Kalkan and Kaş, a long stairway drops to the most photographed stretch of sand on the Lycian coast.

Towns
Kalkan's lanes climb from a small, deep harbour between whitewashed stone houses. The shops line the way up, and the bay shows itself at every gap.

Towns
Göcek is a low town on a sheltered bay, with six marinas along its edge and a ring of islands offshore. The main street, the market hall and the dinner tables all face the boats.

Gorges
A wooden walkway, an ice-cold river and a gorge that starts in Kaş district and ends in Muğla. Most visitors walk the first stretch and leave wet to the knee.

Towns
Uzun Çarşı runs uphill from the harbour square between wooden bay windows and ends at a Lycian sarcophagus. The cafés are in the side lanes, and the doorsteps belong to the cats.

Beaches
Eighteen kilometres of open sand lie beside the ruins of a Lycian capital, with almost nothing built on them.

Beaches
A pebble beach at the foot of a pine valley, reached on foot from the last village on the Faralya road.

Beaches
A sheltered lagoon behind a spit of pale pebbles, an open bay beyond it and a ridge that sends paragliders down onto the beach.

Beaches
A long curve of pebbles between orange groves and the mountains, with a fire burning in the hills above.

Beaches
A calm village bay of pebbles and coarse sand, and a protected island of pale sand a short boat ride away.

Beaches
A four-and-a-half-kilometre ribbon of sand near Dalyan, with a lagoon on one side and open sea on the other.

Beaches
A trading port on a pine-covered headland, with a bay on each side and a smaller harbour between them.
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