Lycian Way-Turkey

"The Lycians were an ancient people who inhabited the area of present day Turkey between the bays of Antalya and Fethiye, a compact, mountainous territory. "
From Who Were the Lycians?

"Alexander the Great was here, and so was Saint Paul, on his way to Ephesus." NY Times, 19/09/05 The Lycian League is famous in both legend and in more recent modern history.
It was history's earliest example of a form of republican government.
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Zem Zem Team

Captain Cem Ozer and Ahmet Kalkan are your hosts for this charter boat rental.

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Ancient Kyaneai

Kyaneai (or Cyaneae in Greek) means "dark blue" and also "clashing rocks", though nobody knows why it was so named or which meaning it is supposed to have. Kyaneai is famous for its many sarcophagi which surround the site. There may be over 300 of them and this place has the most sarcophagi of any Lycian site.

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Likya Winery

A recent visit to the Likya Winery included a tour and ended with a delightful wine tasting experience. A small group visited the award winning, Likya Winery located just 6 kilometers outside of Elmalı, which is approximately 90 kilometers from Kaş.

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Wine Tasting Point System

Regarding the article titled:
Turkish Wine Receives Critical Acclaim from World-Renowned Wine Critics

Wine critics had a choice of 5 Categories:
OUTSTANDING - EXCELLENT - GOOD - AVERAGE - POOR
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