Fethiye to Kalkan
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| The old starting gate which you now reach half way through day 2 |
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| Climbing out of Fethiye on the first afternoon |
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| The ghost village |
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| The first of many coastal views |
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| One of many lovely potential camping spots |
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| Olive trees are a big feature of the landscape |
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| Beautiful Kabak beach was unfortunately too rough for swimming |
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| Rain was quite rare, but here was a thunderstorm approaching |
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| The view from Catchy Camping where I stopped for a cup of tea |
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| The first five days were quite rocky |
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| Generally speaking waymarking was perfectly adequate |
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| They really wanted to make sure you turned right here! |
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| High up after a climb the sea looks especially tempting |
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| The rocky terrain is very much goat country |
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| Quite a bit of the farmed land is terraced |
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| Lunch in Gey at a small shop featured pickled olive leaves |
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| Carpets of daisies |
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| Wildflowers were in abundance |
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| The sort of sign a hungry trekker likes to see |
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| First view of snow covered mountains |
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| The first five days are especially rocky with lots of up and down |
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| Tortoises are a common sight on the trail |
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| The castle walls near Patara beach |
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| Wonderful stone work seen in the detail of the castle walls |
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| Letoon lies directly beside the trail |
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| The beautiful amphitheatre at Xanthos |
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| Tortoise traffic jam |
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| There is a lengthy but delightful stretch along a roman aqueduct |
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| There are views over a veritable sea of greenhouses for tomato production |
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| The astonishing aqueduct at Delikkemer |
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| Each section of "pipework" is carved out of solid stone |
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| The hugely impressive wall supporting the "water pipe" |
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