ACTIVITIES

Marmaris, a corner of paradise embraced by unique natural beauty, offers holidaymakers an unforgettable interaction
with nature by exploring the depths of the forests with nature walks, following the secrets of the mountains and coasts
with horseback riding, experiencing thrilling moments with ATV adventures,
and gliding freely on clear waters with kite surfing.

 

PLACES TO VISIT IN MARMARIS AND SURROUNDINGS

• Dalyan & Kaunos Ancient City (72km): Dalyan is a town located in the Muğla province and is renowned for its natural beauty.
The town is connected to the sea through the Dalyan River. Notable tourist attractions in Dalyan include the reed-covered
Sülüngür Lake, the ancient city of Kaunos, the King's Rock Tombs, and Iztuzu Beach. Dalyan is also known for hosting
Iztuzu Beach, a nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles. Visitors can enjoy unique experiences such as boat tours on the river
and natural mud baths. The Kaunos Ancient City, belonging to the Lycian Union, is situated along the Dalyan River, opposite
the King's Tomb. Kaunos captivates visitors with its historical remnants spanning from ancient times, including its theater and necropolis.

• Ephesus Ancient City (200km): Representing an important archaeological site, the Ephesus Ancient City is located in the
Selçuk district of Turkey's İzmir province and is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This city from the ancient Roman period is
famous for its magnificent structures like the Temple of Artemis, the Grand Theater, the Celsus Library, and the House of the Virgin Mary.
phesus, once one of the largest port cities in the ancient world, served as the capital of the Roman Province of Asia.

• Rhodes (by ferry): Rhodes is an island located in the southeastern part of Greece's Aegean Sea. Known for its rich history
dating back to ancient times, splendid beaches, and old town, Rhodes is easily accessible from Marmaris with daily ferry services
in the summer and scheduled services during the winter. Rhodes impresses visitors with its enchanting city walls,
the Grand Master's Palace, the Ancient Stadium, and the Lindos Acropolis. Additionally, its elegant restaurants, lively nightlife,
and beautiful beaches make it an attractive destination for holidaymakers. The ferry journeys from Marmaris provide easy and
enjoyable transportation between these two beautiful destinations. ,

• Boncuk Koyu Beach (6km): Boncuk Koyu Beach is located just 9 km from Nuup Hotel in Marmaris. Its most distinguishing
feature is its warmer water compared to other bays, nestled among pine and palm trees. The clarity and transparency of
the water offer a breathtaking sea view with an underwater visibility of 20-25 meters, providing an excellent opportunity for
snorkeling enthusiasts to observe various fish species. The surrounding rocky areas make it a splendid choice for those
who prefer swimming in rocky environments.

• Sedir Island and Cleopatra Beach (6km): Sedir Island is a unique destination near Marmaris, named after its cedar trees.
The island offers historical attractions such as an ancient theater, city walls, and Cleopatra Beach. Cleopatra Beach is renowned
for hosting a legendary love story; it's where Marcus Antonius created a beach with sands brought from Egypt for Cleopatra.
The beach's golden sands are famous, and each grain is unique, contributing to its extraordinary characteristics.

• İncekum Beach (6km): İncekum Beach is situated just 9 km from Nuup Hotel. Access to the beach, where vehicles are not allowed,
is provided by small carts pulled by tractors. Standing out with its famous golden sands, similar to Sedir Island,
İncekum Beach's water is crystal clear and turquoise. A natural wonder of Muğla, this beach is a stop for boat tours, offering a unique experience.

• Akyaka, Kite Surf, and Azmak River (20km): Akyaka, located at the point where the Azmak River flows into the sea,
is known for its natural beauty, favorable conditions for windsurfing, traditional architecture, and a tranquil atmosphere.
Boat trips on the calm waters of the Azmak River and riverside restaurants provide visitors with a unique experience.
kyaka is also an ideal destination for windsurfing enthusiasts, with perfect wind conditions and expansive beaches
making it a popular spot for this sport. Additionally, Akyaka's traditional houses, stone streets, and colorful market reflect
the town's characteristic features.

• Marmaris Castle (15km): Constructed in 1522 by Ottoman Sultan Süleyman to control the entrance of Marmaris Harbor,
Marmaris Castle is surrounded by large and sturdy walls. The castle houses numerous historical structures and is home to the
armaris Castle Museum. Visitors can climb the high towers of the castle to enjoy a panoramic view of Marmaris and savor the historical atmosphere.

• Marmaris Netsel Marina (15km): Located in the heart of Marmaris, Netsel Marina serves as a harbor where many luxury yachts
anchor, undergo maintenance, and stay. The marina offers visitors a pleasant experience with various restaurants, cafes, shops, and event areas.