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Marmaris
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Crossing the Turkish boarder
EntryThe most common point of entry (and exit) for a tourist is one of the many Airports in Turkey.Formalities are not too unusual for a seasoned traveler, but depending on the time of your arrival (and through which Port of Entry) delays and queues can be experienced.One thing you should check before you arrive is the Turkish Visa Requirements relating to your Nationality. I...
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Marmaris 2
Marmaris is one of the most attractive naturel harbours backed by the rugged pine-clad mountains,with an elegant palm lined promenade leading to a busy marina,splendid beached and acrystal clear sea which is ideal for swimming ,water sports and sailing. Marmaris is one of the most beautiful resorts of the Aegean region a...
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What to Buy
Embroidery is one of the best local handicrafts in the area, made by the women and widely available. Copper and wooden decorations, jewellery and regionally designed clothes are sold in the shops along the harbour and inside the castle. One of the best places to buy the famous jam and honey is at the Friday Market, on the west side of town near the waterfront. ...
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Don't Leave Without
Don't Leave Without Jumping on board the Blue Tour, and exploring the coast;Visiting Marmaris's beautiful outlying regions of Turuncu, Cennet Island, Bozburun, Turgut Şelalesi, Yalancı Strait and Günnüce;Learning about the history, and enjoying the views from Marmaris Museum;Feasti...
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Marmaris Contact Information
Tourism Information Office: (+90 252) 412 10 35 - 412 72 77 Hospital: (+90 252) 412 10 29 Harbor Directorate: (+90 252) 412 10 13 Customs Directorate: (+90 252) 412 03 54 Marmaris International Yacht Club: Address: PO Box 132, Marmaris 48700 Tel: (+90 252) 412 38 35 Chamber of Maritime Commerce: Address: Kordan Caddesi Tel: (+90 252) 413 45 61Fax: (...
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How to Get Marmaris
By Road Marmaris is well connected to most places in Turkey by bus, with many more services in summer. There are buses every hour to the closer resorts of Bodrum (3 hours), Fethiye 3 hours), Izmir (5 hours) and Datca (90 mins). Long distance direct services include Antalya (7hours), Istanbul (13 hours) and Ankara (10 hours). The bus station is 2km north of the city, and the dolmus stop is near Ulusal Egemenlik Bulvari. Bus station Tel: (90 ...
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What to Eat
Famous dishes in the Marmaris region include surah, meat stuffed with rice, tarhana (soup made from dried yoghurt and tomato), and the local ice-cream. Many of these special dishes are eaten around Hiderellez, the Spring Feast. Marmaris Restaurant and Marmaris Disco, Bars Restaurants & Bars in Centrum MR. ZEK Barbaros C 49 48700 Marmaris-MUGLA Tel:90.252.413 41 23 SEN RESTAURANT Kamil Oner Cad., ...
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