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Lycian Way Accommodation Lycian Way Accommodation Stage Location Accommodation Name Owner Contact Number e-mail Location Info 0 Fethiye Yıldırım Guest House Ömer Yapış 543-779-4732/252-614-4627 [email protected] road close to east boat harbour 1 Ovacik Sultan Motel Unal Onay 252-616-6261 [email protected] Between Ovacik and Olu Deniz Faralya Montenegro Motel Bayram 252-642-1177/536-390-1297 Faralya village center George House Hasan 252-642-1102/535-793-2112 [email protected] Faralya village center Water Mill Ferruh 252-642-1245/252-612-4650 [email protected] Above village 1 Melisa Pension Mehmet Kole 252-642-1012/535-881-9051 [email protected] Below road at village entrance Kabak Armes Hotel Semra Laçin 532-473-1164/252-642-1100 [email protected] of the village below the road Mama's Restaurant Nezmiye Semerci 252-642-1071 Kabak village Olive Garden Fatih Canözü 252-642-1083 [email protected] Below Mama's 2 Turan's Tree Houses Turan 252-642-1227/252-642-1018 Behind Kabak beach Alinca Bayram Bey Bayram 252-679-1169/535-788-1548 Second house in the village 3 Alamut Şerafettin/Şengül 252-679-1069/537-596-6696 info@alamutalınca.com 500 meters above village Gey Bayram's House Bayram/Nurgul 535-473-4806/539-826-7922 [email protected] Right side, 300 meters past pond Dumanoğlu Pension Ramazan 539-923-1670 [email protected] Opposite Bayram's Yediburunlar Lighthouse Sema 252-679-1001/536-523-5881 [email protected] Outside the village 4b GE-Bufe Tahir/Hatice 539-859-0959 On corner in centre of village 4a/b Bel Lycia Mytent Şule Gönel 555-546-7501 [email protected] right as you walk towards mosque Fatma's Pension Fatma/Osman 553-271-4859 On road out of village towards Belceğiz Sidyma Sidyma Homes Brea/Fatma 536-474-0773/536-725-1795 Marked in blue from village centre Aynur's House Aynur 252-678-1095 4a Muhtar's House Rasit Mete 536-814-4882 On road at entrance to village 5 Gavurağıli Candan's Garden Sami/Ali 536-679-0933/532-333-0808 Above the village, SW of the LW 6 Pydnai-Letoon Özlen Restaurant Hasan Babalan 252-677-7635/532-255-8512 600 m NW along the road from Pydnai Patara Green Park 538-080-7795 On beach 7 Üzümlü Villa Cennet Bahcesi Debbie/Ramazan 542-512-2447/539-664-0771 [email protected] On the route, just north of village Akbel/Islamlar Deborah's House Deborah Harston 242-838-6078/534-744-9255 Behind Ciftlik Restaurant 8 Hidden Garden Çağla Balcıla 242-844 1441/536-856-4644 500m from Akbel on Çayköy road Gelemis/Patara Flower Pension Bekir Kirca 242-843-5164/530-511-0206 Entrance to village Zeybek Pension Soner 242-843-5086/532-683-5845 Turn R in village and up hill 8 Ince Hotel Durmuş İnce 242-843-5123/532-211-9293 [email protected] On the hillside as you aproach village Kalkan Gul Pension Ömer Çelik 533-216-8487 On main road west out of town Kalkan Courtyard Marion/Halil 242-844-3738/532-443-0012 [email protected] center of town 9 White House Marion/Halil 242-844-3738/532-443-0012 [email protected] center of town 10 Bezirgan Owlsland Pauline/Erol 242-837-5214/535-940-1715 N. of storage huts at entrance to yayla 10 Saribelen Moonstone House Tim Raynor 242-846-4001/530-445-3730 [email protected] of Lycian Way at village entrance Kenan's Place Kenan 5358793846 Near lower mosque Pause pension Janine Ateş 242-846-4152 [email protected] the school 11 Gökçeören Yeşil Pension Hüseyin Yilmaz 242-839-1042/537-810-5983 By the mosque on the E side of village Çukurbag Dede Pansiyon 242-839-5401/535-440-2661 Opposite the upper mosque Duşler Akademisi Ercan Tutalı 242-839-5080 12 Eflatun Aydin 242-839-5429/532-374-0219 [email protected] village Kaş Sonne Hotel Selahattin 536-799-9200/242-836-1492 [email protected] big pebble beach, town centre Caretta Pension Sefer Şavran 242-836-3292/533-561-0710 [email protected] east side of the town centre Oreo Hotel Bougainville 242 836 2220 Top of town 13 Ani Motel Omer 242-836-1791/533-326-4201 Suleyman Yildirim Caddesi no.12 14 Liman Ağızı Nuri's Beach Bungalows Nuri 0538 899 3272 www.facebook.com/pages/Kaş-Nuris-Beach-Bungalov 15 Fakdere Coşkun's House Coşkun Öz 242-834-8065/533-717-2202 Close to the sea 15 Boğazcık Ali's House Ali 536-678-1910/539-921-4042 S of the mosque Apollonia Lodge saffet tezcan 535-592-1236/242-874-2146 [email protected] centre Aperlae The Purple House Rize 539-859-9196 [email protected] Close to west inlet 16 Yoruk Boathouse Ramazan 242-834-0052 East side of the isthmus Uçagiz Ekin Pension Ali/Yusuf 242-874-2064/533-624-9178 [email protected] Waterfront, west side Kekova Pension Mehmet 242-874-2259 Waterfront, west end Onur Pension Onur 242-874-2071/242-874-2266 Waterfront, east Fish House Pension 530-155-9945 16 Nergis Boats Durali 532-354-9465 17 Kekova/Simena Ankh Pension Ahmet 242-874-2171/532-431-9197 [email protected] Water's edge below the castle Mehtap Pansion saffet tezcan 535-592-1236/242-874-2146 [email protected] the shore with harbour views Hoyran Hoyran Wedre Suleyman/Canan 242-875-1125/532-291-5762 [email protected] hr detour from LW via Kilicli Andriake Andriake Camping Baris/Mehmet 242-871-3130/535-226-4936 [email protected] On beach at Kale/Andriake 17 Derin Hotel 242-871-3561 On the road to Demre 17 Demre Sahin Hotel Omer Uzay 242-871-4576/242-871-5781 Muze Caddesi, near Turkuaz Restaurant Beymelek Taşevler Osman 0532-440-2999 Finike Keramos Pension Ramazan Çetinkaya535-245-3086/242-855-3974 [email protected] the beach on the Kumluca road 2000 Hotel 242-855-4927/242-855-4928 Above the harbour 19 Paris Pension 242-855-1488 Next to Belediye office on main road Karaöz Gürkan’s Gastehaus 242-886-7222/534-285-1430 On hillside above the village 20 Blue Lykia Pansiyon Kemal 242-886-7023/542-561-4449 Next to mosque Adrasan Maviay Pension Ismet 242-883-1370/536-492-5069 On LW at south end of Adrasan Arikanda Hotel 536-368-0117/242-883-1243 North end of town on river Deniz Hotel Suleyman 242-883-1055/534-261-4107 Central, behind beach 21 Adrasan 21 Ceneviz Hotel Ramazan 242-883-1030 On south end of beach Olympos Sheriff's Tree Houses Halil 242-892-1249/532-725-5027 R side before river crossing Kadir's Tree Houses Kadir 02428921250, 0533 3549941 [email protected] L side of river approaching beach 22 Bayram's Tree Houses Bayram 242-892-1243/532-494-7454 L side after river crossing Çırali Emin's Pension Ramazan 242-825-7320/532-334-6595 Halfway down beach Çırali Hotel 242-825-7122/532-293-8224 Near the bridge Ali Baba 242-825-7031/532-200-7616 North end of beach Baraka Hamdi/Ihsan 532-404-1934/533-565-7014 Half way down the beach 22 Nerissa Hüseyin/Coşkun 242-825-7156/532-263-3333 North end of beach 23b Tekirova Sundance Nature Village 242-821-4165/242-821-5527 Between Tekirova and Phaselis 24b Kemer RB Isa's Café Isa 242-817-1001/535-513-7676 Near Roman bridge 23a Ulupinar Havuzbaşı Restaurant Ramazan 242-825-7203/542-573-0089 On R of LW at turn to Chimaera Beycik Nara Resort Hotel Galip 242-816-1067/532-348-4348 Upper Beycik, N side of main road Four Seasons Sibel 0533-375-7297 L of main road, below village Rivera Park Restaurant Ali 242-816-1005/537-507-0193 On Lycian Way in village Olympos Mountain Lodge Hakan 242-816-1246/532-282-0429 East of Upper Beycik 23a Çinaraltı Restaurant Abdurahman 242-816-1117/532-558-4509 By the huge plane tree at top of village 24a Yayla Kuzdere Süleyman Berry/Suleyman 536-321-8489 Below road, N of village Sevim Abla's House Sevim 242-818-0476/539-295-3336 West of village road 25a Gedelme Caner Restaurant Şevket 242-817-1053/533-931-6466 Opposite the mosque Goynuk Yaylasi Gul Mountain Lodge Emin Gul 538-253-7277 2 km above the route on marked path 25b Nadir's House Nadir/Abdullah 532-616-2865 White house with fenced garden 26 Goynuk Naturel Pension Halil 242-824-9695/242-824-8999 not open L of roadfrom LW to Göynük Others 27 Hisarçandır Pilot Tuncay's house Tuncay 505-757-9984 İn village south end 28 Çitdibi Vistors' house in village Muhtar Şadı 536-837-6538 Village centre Jo-si-to (2) Tobias 530-317-8926 Below climbing walls, S of village 29 Geyikbayırı Jo-si-to Tobias 530-317-8926 At end of Lycian Way Kezban Guest House Şenol Kan 536-837-6538 At end of the Lycian Way Climbers' Garden Zeliha 536-723-0175/242-441-3421 between end of route and Geyikbayırı Antalya Atelya Pension Hakan 242-241-6416 Sabah Pension 242-247-5345 Near Kesik Minaret Others Lycian Way Accommodation Other Information Central pension /hostel serving breakfast and dinner. Terrace. Yildirimguesthouse.com En suite bungalow rooms and swimming pool Comfortable wooden chalets, swimming pool, good food New bungalows with balconies, camping, great food, family-run, sensational views Superb mill restoration with stone cottages, swimming pool, natural gardens and organic food Small, comfortable place with cooking facilities Aircon bungalow rooms around swimming pool, 2 bars, restaurant (evening meals), wifi, seaview Cheapest local option with the best view Wooden bungalows, Good views and pleasant restaurant The original hang-out, once home to Kate's dogs Communal rooms in house, several tiny but ensuite cabins, good village food Several rooms in very comfortable private house, nice food First floor rooms around a common/dining area, not en-suite, excellent food Comfortable rooms in house, nice meals A small, isolated, boutique, cliff-top house, fabulous location, swimming pool, yoga, etc Small store selling drinks and snacks; camping offered, breakfast, supper Tents with proper beds or camping.
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