Marmaris Travel Guide

Sedir Island is known for its velvety, shiny sand, which is believed to have been brought for queen Cleopatra. The area also boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters, offering a magical ambiance.

The historical Marmaris Castle, which has been a base for many nations dating back to 3000 BC, serves as a museum today. Marmaris Archeology Museum contains many incredible artifacts from the Bronze Age to the Republican period.

Cokertme Bay is one of the most preferred destinations in Milas thanks to its mild crystal-clear sea. The untouched nature of the area makes it distinguishable from the other places along the Mediterranean.

Seven Islands is a beautiful archipelago with many bays and unspoiled nature. It is the best place to escape stress and feel like an explorer surrounded by blue-green splendor.

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.

Located in one of Marmaris’s many secluded areas, Kadirga Bay is surrounded by dense forests and rocky cliffs. The cove has crystal clear water, and hosts a scuba diving photography contest.

Located southwest of Hisaronu Bay, Dirsekbuku has very little sign of human presence on land. The bay is sheltered from winds and is perfect for a calm, relaxing experience.

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 town of Loryma is a fascinating site within the ancient city of Caira. The fortified citadel ruins situated on the high cliffs, captures the atmosphere of the once great city.

Placed between two islands, the remote Ada Bogazi is a peaceful spot to relax in Bozburun. Surrounded by untouched beauty, visitors can enjoy the serene surroundings.

Cennet Island is a stunning isle off the coast of Marmaris known for its stunning cerulean waters and verdant hills. For adventurers, it is home to two caves that are worth exploring.

Ekincik Bay is a cove in Mugla enclosed by stunning pine forested hills with the deep blue beauty of the sea beyond its sandy beach. It is a frequent destination for boat tours and also for those who want to fish.

Semizce is made up of two quiet bays in the touristic region of Mugla. It is a great stop for boaters to enjoy spectacular verdant scenery and the turquoise sea.

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 castle of Selimiye has hundreds of years of history dating back to Byzantine times. Its unique views of the city and the sea makes it one of the highlights of Selimiye.

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.

Kiseli Island is a floating gem off the Bozburun peninsula. Pristine, blue waters surround this secluded slice of heaven.

In western Marmaris, Kameriye Island is recognised as a picturesque wishing island.  Swimming in a serene setting, surrounded by fish in azure oceans, it cannot be missed on boaters’ excursions.

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.

Tavsan Buku Island boasts crystal-clear waters and unspoiled natural surroundings full of cheerful rabbits. The diverse marine life makes it a must-visit destination for snorkeling.

Situated to the south of Koca Ada Island, Koca Bahce Bay is one of the most popular anchoring spots for boaters. It is popular for its untouched natural beauty and crystal clear waters.

Akbuk Bay is a stunning local of  transparent turquoise waters and lush greenery. Reachable by boat and boasting calm clear waters, it is a haven for boaters to enjoy the breathtaking nature of the Turkish Aegean coast.

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.

Bozburun Local Market is home to delicious and natural products, such as various local herbs and vegetables. Visitors can also find cozy cafes and shops selling clothes and handmade goods.

The Bozburun Byzantine Shipwreck is a historic find beneath the azure waters of Marmaris. The retrieved remains are displayed to the public in the city of Bodrum, at the world renowned Museum of Underwater Archaeology.

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.