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Revision as of 15:18, 10 October 2009 Western Lycia is the westernmost section of Mediterranean Turkey.
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UnderstandRugged and forested, pine-clad mountains in Western Lycia descent right to the coastline heavily indentated with gulfs and coves, making the region top yachting area in the country. Most towns in the region have some remnants from the ancient Lycian civilization, whether they be sacrophagii, rock tombs, or city ruins. Politically, Western Lycia forms the southern half of Muğla Province. TalkGet inBy airDalaman Airport (IATA: DLM), with its international connections, is the sole airport of the region, conveniently located in the centre of the region By busMost towns in the region have direct bus connections to the major cities of the country, such as Istanbul, Izmir, and Ankara. By carHighway D400 connects the region with Antalya Province in the east along the Lycian coast, with a connection to D330 in Gökova towards north (Muğla, Kuşadası, Izmir). By boatThere are ferries between some towns in Western Lycia and nearest Greek islands. Get aroundTowns in the region are connected to each other with frequent minibus (dolmuş) services. On footLycian Way (Turkish: Likya Yolu), a signed hiking route which is a collection of ancient paths and forest trails, starts from south of Fethiye and connects a number of villages in the region, as well as some other towns located east of the region (i.e. in Antalya Province). SeeItinerariesDoEatDrinkStay safeGet out
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