Marmaris

If you choose among all the resorts, then in Marmaris they want to spend longer than life.

Marmaris - King of the Coast

On the southwestern side of Turkey's turquoise coastline in the Aegean Sea, this city is one of the largest cities on the coast. No wonder there is so much to offer here! There are many bars, clubs and restaurants in the city, and a large crowd of vacationers ply between them.

Besides modern karaoke and other entertainment, there is a traditional old town with a historic castle and a sophisticated marina. City beach of amazing size stretches along the entire resort. The population of the city is 28 thousand residents. In summer, this figure increases to 250 thousand.

Beaches of Marmaris

The long narrow beach of Marmaris comprises volcanic sand and pebbles. There are plenty of sun loungers to relax and a full range of water sports. The beach strip at the end connects to Long Beach, which extends 10 kilometers to the neighboring city of Icmeler, from where the Dolmus bus will pick you up if you want a change of scenery and visit the neighboring cities.

Turkish pleasure in Marmaris

A trip to a traditional Turkish bath or hammam is a must when traveling to Marmaris. Hamam includes a steam room with a relatively low temperature of 43C, peeling with a special handle and an unforgettable foam massage. The oldest Turkish bath dates back to the 16th century - Suleiman's Hamam is within walking distance of the Grand Bazaar, but many hotels also offer this service.

Property in Marmaris

Over 8,000 Britons permanently live in Marmaris, as well as many Germans, Dutch and Russians. Basically, these are pensioners who suit the local climate, who appreciate the comfort, tranquility and silence of the local nature.

Demand for real estate in Marmaris is supported by the opportunity to earn rental income, which depends on the location and type of property. Private villas are in the greatest demand here.

Day trips from Marmaris to Rhodes

Less than an hour away by catamaran is the Greek island of Rhodes. On a walking tour of the medieval Old Town, the capital of the island - the city of Rhodes, you will see the major attractions: the Crusader castle, the paved Street of the Knights, the Greek acropolis and the Roman amphitheater. The main thing to remember is that when changing the country, you need a passport.

Best time to travel to Marmaris

The beach season in Marmaris starts in April and ends in October. We recommend visiting the city for the first time around Easter, so that it opens up before you in all its beauty: the temperature will reach +20°C already in April and walks on warm evenings will be a great pleasure. By July, the temperature will approach 30-35°C, and by the middle of summer it will rise even higher. In winter, you don't need a hat and scarf here, as the average temperature is between 15 and 20°C, but it gets a little rainier. The weather in September here is the same as in May: still warm, and not as hot as in August.