MARMARİS

MARMARİS

Marmaris is a touristic port town, located at the intersection point of the Aegean and Mediterranean Regions in southwest Turkey. Its green pine forests stretch towards its long blue flag beaches, making Marmaris a world famous spot, where the turquoise and the green blend perfectly. Although the population is around 30.000, it significantly increases by ten times during the high season. Many international visitors come to its luxury resorts while sailors, trekkers and divers discover its natural and historical attractions.  Marmaris Public Beach and the Uzunyali Beach are the most popular beaches in the center.

Paradise Island, the peninsula at the entrance of Marmaris Bay, is a frequent stop for daily boat trips. It is possible to reach the island through a nice walk trail at Liar Strait. The Cleopatra (Sedir) Island, which has unique golden colored fine sands, has a special importance with its place in mythology. According to the legend, those special sands were brought by Julio Cesar as a gift to Cleopatra, who had accepted to marry him. There are also historical Roman And Byzantine sites on the island, which can be visited through daily tours. This naturally beautiful town does not lose anything from its pace during the nights, with its lively bars and restaurants. There are several shopping options from Grand Bazaar to the many shops in the center. Moreover, its aqua parks are perfect for family entertainment. It is located 1 hour away from the Dalaman International Airport.