Aydede Camping
- Camping
At the starting point of Lycian Way
Ask for Ali Bey
Stage 1 of the Lycian Way covers 18.3 km from Ovacık to Kabak, with 811 m of ascent and 1,109 m of descent. The highest point is 806 m. Allow about 6 hours of walking, plus breaks.
Distance, climb and elevation come from the Outest route data. Difficulty and time are estimates from distance and climb; your pace will vary with heat, pack weight and photo stops.
At the starting point of Lycian Way
Ask for Ali Bey
Gülün Ev Yemekleri
At the village square in Ovacık. A 10-minute- walk from the entrance of the the Lycian Way.
Very close to Kayaköy Site Entrance
Ask for Firket Bey
Kayaköy Misafirevi
Between Karakeçiler and Kayaköy
Ask for Filiz Hanım
Hotels in Ölüdeniz may be closed during trekking season. It's better to give a call before you go.
Ask for Ibrahim Bey
Hotels in Ölüdeniz may be closed during trekking season. It's better to give a call before you go.
Ask for Nilüfer Hanım
While descending from the fountain in Kirme, inside the settlement.
Ask for Selma Abla
Faralya Misafir Evi
Inside Faralya, close to mosque
Ask for Emre Bey
Gül Pansiyon
Inside Faralya. At the plain with the view terrace, where camping is free. Işık Bey also runs a mini- market.
Ask for Necla Hanım and Işık Bey
Inside Faralya
Ask for Recep Bey
Inside Faralya
Ask for Bayram Bey
Inside Faralya
Ask for Bora Bey ve Hakan Bey
At the upper end of Kabak near the fountain and the village entrance
Ask for Metin Bey
Kabak Misafir Evi
In the upper part of Kabak, near the minibus departure point known as “last stop”
Ask for Arif Bey
At the upper end of Kabak, very close to the fountain and the village entrance
Ask for Fatih Bey
Checked online in September 2026. Call or message before you go; many family pensions open only in spring and autumn.
Emergency: call 112 (ambulance, police, fire). Emergency & health guide
Pharmacies, ATMs, shops and stops: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Hospitals and health centres checked online.
The full stage works offline in Outest, with the route, elevation, water and village points, and a trail guide you can ask about conditions and the next place to sleep.