Kalkan to Demre
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| Too early in the season for any human residents in this village |
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| This cistern came with a bucket and rope, but not all do |
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| I jumped at the chance of an unexpected meal in the middle of nowhere |
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| The large flock on this pasture was protected by four dogs |
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| A typical evening meal on the trail |
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| Delicate mosaic floor at Phellus |
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| Detail of mosaic floor at Phellus |
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| One of many impressive tombs at Phellus |
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| Overlooking Kaş in the evening |
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| Looking back up the escarpment from the centre of Kaş |
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| Inspecting wooden boats down in the harbour |
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| This cistern dates from the 5th century BC |
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| The harbour at Kaş which is easily the most delightful town on the trail |
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| This was the only really windy day in a month |
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| Top spot for a picnic lunch on a rest day |
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| Pansion Artes had a lovely sitting area on the roof with a sweeping view |
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| Even the simplest meal is a delight in Turkey |
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| Food for our furry friends is provided outside a supermarket |
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| Housing for cats in a park |
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| Seating for birds? |
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| The turquoise coast is indeed aptly named |
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| Tombs carved into the solid rock after leaving Kaş |
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| Occasionally the path narrows but is never difficult |
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| It can be very rocky |
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| And the rocks are extremely sharp, which is why boots are a good idea |
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| A typical Lycian tomb is a fairly common sight |
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| Lunch break in the shade at "The Purple House" |
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| Tomb in the centre of Kaleüçağız |
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| Possibly the most delicious Menemen I had on the trail |
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| A rare moment where the trail follows close to the water |
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| A swim here in the early morning was simply delicious |
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