In Marmaris
11 places · narrow by district and visit style
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Cleopatra Island (Sedir)
A pine island in Gökova Bay famous for its unusually fine sand, linked in legend to Cleopatra and Anthony's romance.
Bozburun
A gulet-building town on a remote peninsula, with clear water, thyme hills, and almost no large-scale tourism.
İçmeler
A calm resort bay west of Marmaris, ringed by pine-covered mountains and clearer water than the town beach.
Kumlubük Beach
A secluded cove between Turunç and Amos, reachable only by boat or a rough coastal path.
Marmaris Marina & Old Town
A yacht-lined bay backed by pine hills, with a lanes-and-bougainvillea old quarter climbing to a small Ottoman castle.
Muğla Old Town
Muğla's old quarter, with stone houses and the Ulu Camii, makes a quiet inland stop between coastal resorts.
Orhaniye Kızkumu Sandbar
A natural sandbar that emerges at low tide, stretching into the bay near Orhaniye village.
Selimiye Village
A laid-back fishing village on the Bozburun Peninsula, with a rocky shoreline and clear coves.
Turunç
A citrus-scented bay village south of Marmaris, ringed by pine hills and reached by a scenic coastal road or boat.
