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Unless you plan to hitch the winding (and likely, little-trafficed) mountain road north to the village of [[Ermenek]] over the Taurus Mountains (which goes further on to [[Karaman]] and [[Konya]] on the Central Anatolian plateau), there is only one way out of Anamur: the highway [[:Category:D400 (Turkey)|D400]], which traverses the town and connects it with destinations west ([[Alanya]], [[Manavgat]], [[Antalya]]) and east ([[Taşucu]], [[Silifke]], [[Mersin]]). However, Anamur is one of the blackspots for hitchhikers along the Turkish Mediterranean coast: while there is a constant traffic to both directions (although not as much as the rest of the major highways in the country), drivers choose to largely ignore the hitchhikers — expect to wait up to two hours there no matter the direction, season, or the time of the day. And should you have any chance to plan your trip, try to coincide your thumbing in Anamur to either early morning or late afternoon/evening, especially in summer, as it's '''extremely hot and sticky''' during the wicked hours of the noon due to the location (about the same latitude with [[Morocco]]!) and none of the convenient hitching spots offer even a dim shade.