Getting Here

1. The nearest airport to Kabak Bay is Dalaman Airport (DLM).
2. From the airport, you can take a shuttle bus or private transfer to Fethiye.
3. Submit back the VIP transfer form which will be sent to you prior to your booking.

• Take an intercity bus to Fethiye Bus Station from major cities like Istanbul, Ankara, or Izmir.
• From Fethiye Bus Station, board a dolmuş (minibus) to Faralya or Kabak Bay.

• Rent a car and drive from Fethiye towards Ölüdeniz and Faralya.
• The road is scenic but can be steep and winding as you approach Kabak.
• Mail to oytun@wakeup.works for carpooling opportunities.

1. Dolmuş services run from Fethiye to Kabak Bay multiple times a day.
2. The last stop is at the top of the hill, and from there, you may need to walk or take a shuttle to the beach.

1. You can take a taxi from Fethiye, Ölüdeniz, or our festival shuttle from Dalaman Airport for a more comfortable journey.

Dalaman to Fethiye is approximately 45-50 km.

🚗 Driving time:

Around 40-50 minutes.

Travel time may vary depending on traffic and road conditions.

Fethiye to Kabak Bay is approximately 30-35 km.

🚗 Driving time:

Around 50-60 minutes.

The road is winding and narrow in some parts, which may affect travel time.

●       Approach Festival Crew.

●       Follow signs and check the instruction card.

●       At the top of the hill, close to the main road. Walk downhill from here.

●       Optional parking area with parking fee.

●       To reach, a little walking is required from the festival accommodation area.

●       Follow the path until Sea Valley Lodge.

●       Limited free parking areas close to accommodation place.

●       At the middle of the hill, parking area of Turan Hill.

●       Small parking area compared to area U and D.

●       Near the road while going downhill.

●       3 EV-Charge stations in the parking area.

Take an intercity bus to Fethiye Bus Station from major cities like Istanbul, Ankara, or Izmir. From Fethiye Bus Station, board a dolmuş (minibus) to Kabak Bay.

Dolmuş services run from Fethiye to Kabak Bay multiple times a day. The last stop is at the top of the hill, and from there, you may need to walk or take a shuttle to the beach.

Here, you can reach the shuttle minibus hours  (From Fethiye Bus Station 🡪 Kabak Bay):

For adventurous souls, reaching Kabak Bay via the Lycian Way is an unforgettable journey. This ancient trade and pilgrimage route, dating back over 2,000 years, once connected the great cities of Lycia. Today, it offers hikers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coastline, pine forests, and rugged cliffs, making the trek to Kabak Bay a truly immersive experience in nature.

Your trek begins in Faralya, a charming hillside village perched above Butterfly Valley. From here, follow the marked Lycian Way trail as it winds through rocky paths, shaded pine groves, and open ridges with sweeping sea views. The descent to Kabak Bay is around 3-4 km and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your pace. The trail is moderate to challenging, featuring steep descents, loose gravel, and occasional narrow sections that require careful footing.

As you walk, you’ll pass through ancient olive groves and wild herb fields, catching glimpses of the azure waters far below. The final stretch leads you through a dense forest before opening up to the stunning crescent-shaped bay, where the festival awaits.

●       Wear sturdy hiking shoes for better grip on uneven terrain.

●       Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and a hat to stay protected.

●       Download an offline map, as mobile signal is weak.

●       Start your trek early to avoid the midday heat and enjoy cooler conditions.

Arriving at Kabak Bay by foot is not just about the destination—it’s about embracing the journey, retracing ancient footsteps, and immersing yourself in the untouched beauty of this coastal paradise.

Currently, there are 3 EV charging stations in Turan Hill, Kabak.

Other than that, the nearest EV charging points can be found in Fethiye, so plan accordingly and charge your vehicle before heading towards Kabak Bay.

The closest gas stations are located in Ölüdeniz (about 15 km away) and Fethiye (about 30 km away).

If you're driving to Kabak, it's best to fill up your tank before leaving Fethiye since there are no gas stations in Faralya or Kabak.

●       The closest pharmacy is located in Ölüdeniz, about 15 km from Kabak Bay.

●       Faralya does not have a pharmacy, so if you need medication or first-aid supplies, it’s best to buy them in Ölüdeniz or Fethiye before heading to Kabak.

●       The largest selection of pharmacies is in Fethiye (around 30 km away), where you’ll find multiple options with longer opening hours and a wider range of medicines.

●       If you need urgent medical assistance, Fethiye State Hospital and private clinics are the nearest healthcare facilities.

⚠️ Tip: Pharmacies in Turkey are called "eczane", and most are open Monday to Saturday (9:00 AM - 7:00 PM). On Sundays, only a few "duty pharmacies" (nöbetçi eczane) remain open, so it’s good to check in advance.

Make sure to carry any essential medications, painkillers, or first-aid supplies with you, as access is limited in Kabak Bay.

● Remember! We provide 72 hours health care.      

On the way to Kabak (Fethiye → Ölüdeniz → Faralya), you’ll find various cafés, local restaurants, and markets offering traditional Turkish food, fresh seafood, and snacks.

In Faralya, some guesthouses and eco-lodges have small restaurants open to visitors.

Nearest Grocery Store & Shopping:

●       The closest small grocery stores and local markets are in Faralya, about 4 km from Kabak. They sell basic food supplies, bottled water, and personal essentials.

●       For larger supermarkets and shopping, head to Fethiye.

●       The most convenient shopping area is in Fethiye, around Ölüdeniz or Hisarönü, where you’ll find Migros, Carrefour, Şok, and Bim supermarkets.

Coffee Shops & Bakeries:

●       Faralya has a few small coffee spots attached to lodges.

●       Kabak Bay has bohemian-style beach cafés with organic coffee, herbal teas, and homemade treats.