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Marmaris is truly the jewel of the Turkish Riviera. This station is the most sophisticated and multi-faceted Turkey. Located at the confluence of the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean in the bay is famous for its sailing and its cosmopolitan atmosphere.

The once-sleepy fishing village of Marmaris sits on the beautiful natural harbor where Lord Nelson's fleet was organized to attract over the French at Aboukir in 1978. setting still be glorious, but the picturesque old town of the city around the port and the castle is now all but lost in the sprawl of concrete flight from the west. In summer, the city population swells to between 150,000 and 200,000, officials budget for most package holidays. The bazaar full of fond memories and inexpensive clothing. The restaurant scene is based on fish and chips with beer by the gallon. The city also has a liberal attitude towards disarming - there are not many other places in Turkey where a bikini tattooed tourists draining a can of beer on Main Street at noon does not lift an eyebrow.

The landscape around Marmaris Icmeler and recalls the fjords of pine-covered hills tumbling down to the azure sea and a coastline dotted with tiny islands and rocky coves. Despite its popularity and size, Marmaris has retained a charm and sophistication, due in part to the marina which is the center part of the city. Take a trip on a traditional Turkish schooner, a wooden sailboat to explore the surrounding coast. Stroll along the promenade lined with palm trees on the narrow sandy beach which sweeps along the bay to Icmeler, taking in this lively resort with its many shops, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Marmaris can satisfy all tastes, if you want to simply relax on the beach, enjoy the variety of water sports and nightlife choices.

Icmeler, only 8 km along the coast is smaller, cooler and greener than Marmaris. It is set on a wide sandy bay where all kinds of water sports is available from the beach slope. The resort is popular with families with many good restaurants and bars in the region.
Days out include a trip to the Greek island of Rhodes, a visit to Dalyan or beyond, travel to Ephesus and Pamukkale. Approximate time of transfer. 1.5 hours from Dalaman airport.

Marmaris is originally a Greek word meaning bright and shiny, which is a very accurate description. Today, it offers accommodation in abundance from small pensions (guest houses) to luxurious 5 star hotels. Hundreds of restaurants, shops, tours and other entertainment ensure that you never get bored.