Kalabantia

Alinca village

Paradise beach

All organized, just grab a backpack and go

World-class guides

INSURANCE

Always hassle-free

Better, fairer prices

Meet our team

Meet the guys who create Sea The Lycian family. They are always eager to answer all your questions and help organise the best trip of your life.

Sarp

Alina

Moon

Nastya

Alina

Mey

Founder & Guide

Founder & Guide

Yoga instructor

Adventure Ambassador

Care & Support Manager

Guıde

As a local, Sarp has an intimate knowledge of the area, allowing him to provide unique insights into the local culture, history, and traditions.

Being passionate about sharing her love for nature and adventure, Alina will go above and beyond to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip for you.

Seeing a real beaty of every soul, Moon will take you on an inner journey to uncover your true authentic self.

Having an adventurous soul, Nastya will make you fall in love with adventure travel and the incredible memories it creates.

Having answers to all your questions, Alina is happy to help you get the greatest experience in your life.

Experienced hiker and local guide that will help you discover hidden gems and the most breathtaking views along the way :)

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Reducing carbon

By nature our adventure travel style is relatively low carbon. Soon, on every one of our trips, you'll see 'carbon footprint' section where you can view the estimated carbon emissions per person arising from your spot on the trip and solutions to remove at least 2x more carbon from the atmosphere than enter it as a result of our trips.

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Backing important conservation work

We work with non-profits, NGO's, conservationists, and activists to campaign on important issues, and design adventures that can make a difference.

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Benefiting local communities

We're building sustainable economies in rural areas. Some of our biggest long-term impacts come from the model and trips themselves. By working with 100% locally owned, independent businesses, we ensure of every $100 spent, $95 on average goes into the local economy. The UN reports that that number is as low as $5 for typical mass tourism, which we think is plain criminal.

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