Marmaris Travel Guide

With the advantage of its location, Bozukkale Bay has been a warm shelter for its visitors for many years. The clearest state of the Mediterranean's clear waters to be seen in the region which also boasts fascinating views of local ruins.

Longoz Bay sits west of Cape Kargili, and is one of the many stunning coves in the Gulf of Gokova. It is popular with visitors due to its green surroundings and crystal-clear emerald-blue waters that are sheltered from winds, for optimal calm.

The ancient city of Amos is a fascinating site for history lovers, known for its historic Hellenistic and Roman ruins. It is also a great place to watch the sunset, with its bay-facing viewing platform and amphitheater.

Take a dose of culture and delightful chaos while strolling under the canopied roof of the Marmaris Grand Bazaar. It is the best place to find inexpensive and unique items such as jewelry, handicrafts, spices, sweets, or clothes for people of all ages.

Take a whiff of intoxicating wild thyme, sage, and bay leaves while cruising through Karacasogut Bay. With plenty of anchorages, the bay offers a natural spring, a rocky cave, and pure water.

Kufre Bay opens the doors to peace and serenity with its pine forests and pristine deep blue sea. The smooth, relatively windless sea makes for a picturesque swimming experience.

Ciftlik is the most beautiful and large bay in Marmaris. It attracts tourists all year round because of its pleasant Mediterranean climate, large sandy beaches, ancient church ruins, scuba diving, and water sports.

Arap Island is situated in Marmaris on Turkey’s Aegean coast and allures visitors with its calm, turquoise waters. It is a perfect choice for swimming or sunbathing as the area is wealthy in gorgeous landscapes.

Known for its shimmering beauty, Phosphorus Cave is a must-see spot on Cennet Island. Its turquoise warm waters are perfect for swimming in and exploring the cave.

Ayin Bay is the preference of guests who want to spend their day in the clear seas of Marmaris. Visitors anchor boats among the enchanting scenery of the Aegean Sea.

Sogut Bay opens the doors to peace and serenity with its pristine turquoise sea and a charming seaside village. Guests can also take part in other activities such as snorkeling and diving to see sea creatures.

One of Marmaris’s many magical coves, Gebekse Bay is one not to miss. Offering a golden sandy beach and crystal clear water, this bay is a piece of paradise.

Known for its narrow entrance between two high cliffs, Serce Port is a sheltered bay with warm turquoise waters. Visitors can relax on board the boat as well as take a dip in the calm bay where aquatic life can be seen.

Yildiz Island is a majestic blue paradise within Marmaris Bay. It has natural ancient caverns, stunning coves, and extreme cliffs for boaters to explore.

The ancient city of Kedrai is perfect for history and nature lovers alike, acclaimed for its ruins of a community’s rich history through the ages. Its natural beauty and unique, legendary beach with shallow, crystal-clear waters are stunning settings to admire.

Comcalik Bay is a lovely cove southwest of Marmaris, ideal for a relaxing swim with the sun reflecting off the water. Visitors adore the sounds of nature alongside fish and turtles in the sea.

The secluded and heavenly Sogut Island is where legendary sunsets close every perfect day. It is a piece of tranquil paradise leaving a lasting impression of calm and peace to every visitor.

The most impressive building in Marmaris is the Sultan Hafsa Caravanserai standing near the Marmaris Castle. It is noteworthy for its Ottoman-period architecture, narrow charming streets, cafes, and touristic shops.

The small village of Selimiye in the Turkish Riviera is a quiet retreat known for its incredible bays, beaches, and islands where visitors can explore by boat or simply relax on the shores. There is prime hiking on the Carian way where guests can discover nature’s beauties as well as a few historic ruins.

A popular though small town in the Marmaris region, Orhaniye boasts a beautiful central bay with one fascinating feature. The Kiz Kumu structure is a 600-meter pathway that nearly bisects the bay upon which it is possible to walk. The town is beloved by boaters for its stunning locales and rich local seafood scene.

Sig Liman offers a beautiful and very pleasant destination for boaters and sailors alike. It is home to crystal clear waters that are perfect for swimming and water activities.

The Serce Port Byzantine Shipwreck was a fascinating 11th century relic. Though its relics are housed in Bodrum, visitors to Serce Port can still look for treasures in Serce Port today.

The remote Gokagac Bay is a hidden oasis, completely untouched and surrounded by nature. The mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets provide an unforgettable experience to all who visit.  

Try to find the secret well full of legendary gold in the hauntingly beautiful ghost town of Kirkkuyular. This abandoned village is home to mystery, charm, and beautiful hiking trails.

A hidden gem in Turkey, Sidilli is a small village that captivates with its rustic charm and natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards, the village offers a glimpse into traditional rural life. Visitors can enjoy hiking, taste local delicacies, and experience the warm hospitality of the friendly locals.

Icmeler is a picturesque bay that offers an ultimate combination of sun, sea, natural beauty and Turkish culture. The town is ideal for those that enjoy a laid-back atmosphere on a spectacular beach with watersports activities, adventures to discover breathtaking landscape views and a vibrant nightlife.

D-Maris Bay is a unique destination for yacht travelers, offering exclusive amenities, luxurious services, and an unparalleled connection with nature.