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Dalyan Mud Bath

Mud baths are a famous activity in the Dalyan region. It is a must-try experience where you relax under the sun for about 40 minutes in a pool full of natural mud. Most boat tours to Dalyan stop by the mud baths as a part of their sightseeing activities. After a cold shower to clean the mud off, the next step is to get inside a thermal water pool. The entire mud bath process is said to help with rheumatism, lower back pain, and sciatica and prevent the wrinkling of the skin. Read More

The Datca Peninsula is an 80-kilometre-long peninsula situated in southern Turkey near the Greek islands. It is also known as Resadiye Peninsula and is the home to rustic towns, mighty hills, in-mint condition beaches and olive groves. The entire peninsula is a scenic experience. There are beautiful vineyards and wineries to visit and restaurants that must be tried, like Elaki and Kardelen Pide Kebap Salonu. Famous tourist attractions on the peninsula are Eski Datca (the region’s earliest settlement), Datca Town Bazaar, Knidos and Symi— a Greek island just fifty minutes away by boat. Read More

Scuba diving in Marmaris is the best opportunity and most beautiful experience since it is one of the clearest parts of the Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Channel. There are over 17,000 marine species and 25 per cent of them are endemic to the region. There are also many wrecks that can be witnessed, resting on the sea bed. People of any level in swimming are welcome to dive and they will be accompanied by experienced scuba divers at all times. The diving packages include instruction and safety class, insurance, diving equipment, two rounds of diving and lunch. A paramedical and emergency team is also ready for action at any time. Read More

The Grand Bazaar Marmaris is a huge traditional bazaar. One of the oldest markets in Marmaris, it is an indoor, covered market with almost 1000 shops selling a wide variety of items. Turkish items can be bought, including leather, bags and jewellery, perfumes, carpets, rugs, vases, hookah pipes, mosaic lanterns, metal utensils, shoes, and Turkish clothing. It caters to some of the world’s best brands in terms of women’s clothing, men's and children’s clothing, types of watches, accessories and jewellery, handicrafts, and souvenir shops. It is usually up-to-date with all the trendy designs and is the best place to buy Turkish souvenirs. There are plenty of food stalls and eateries offering sweets, assortments, Turkish patty, shawarma, the famous Turkish tea, and so on. The prices are about 30% higher than general, but there is always room for bargaining. Customers can get good quality items at almost half the price. Read More

Popularly known as turtle beach, Iztuzu Beach stretches for almost 5 kilometres and was declared the best beach destination and open space in Europe. Since loggerhead turtles (an endangered animal according to IUCN) breed in this area, with over 300 nests per year, the beach has been marked as a protected area. The government has taken good precautions and care of the beach over the years, with strict impositions. It is an excellent beach not just for animal lovers but to have fun and unwinding on vacation. Read More

Kaunos is an archaeological site and ancient city in Turkey. There are many attractions to discover in this old city. The temple tombs here have incredible architecture with their rock-cut style. Together, these 170 structures form the Kaunian necropolis. The Dalyan river wetlands are a beauty and were once the open bay of the city. There are churches, monuments, baths, and a Greek theatre that still remains and displays Roman, Hellenistic, and Byzantine styles. The city has borne many civilisations and empires through the past 3000 years. It was once a port town with harbours and a huge bay. Read More

Bar Street is the hub of nightlife in Marmaris. The street is located behind Marina’s restaurants, 500 metres from the city centre and is accessible through the bazaar. It has the best atmosphere filled with live music, dance bars, clubs, discos and events. Bar Street comes to life at midnight and goes on till sunrise. There are tattoo and ornament stores in the street, too which have many visitors throughout the day. Backstreet Disco, Club Areena, Greenhouse Dance Club, Crazy Daisy Bar & Nightclub and Rock Bar are the most visited places in this area. Read More

A boat excursion at Marmaris perfectly combines a relaxing and explorative vacation. With lunch, sun loungers, a bar, snorkelling and swimming, the boat includes all required amenities to unwind or have fun. The boat covers all seven bays and serene caves of Marmaris and is a full-day activity. Some tours even stop at Turunc— a small holiday resort town that is a few kilometres south of Marmaris. There are delectable barbeque restaurants and plenty of bazaars to shop from there. Read More

Marmaris Beach, downtown, is the most suitable beach for children and families. The front of the beach is covered with umbrellas and sun loungers which can be rented. It is also a famous spot for diving because of the many coves underwater, and since the water is extremely clear, divers can go down below up to 40 feet. In the evenings, the beach has a spirited atmosphere because of the various performances and folk shows hosted. It is a crowded destination with many people around, not just for the beach but also to eat at the restaurants or shop at the stores nearby. Read More

Marmaris Jeep Safari is a thrilling full-day excursion covering the countryside's terrains. The safaris go through the Marmaris National Park and Bozburun Peninsula. You’ll visit many beaches, waterfalls, river streams, hamlets and other landscapes of Marmaris along the way. All entrance fees and lunch is taken care of by the safari. The jeep safari goes on for about seven hours and has experienced guides.