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• Mar 11, 2022
• 19 min read

Things To Do In Marmaris - Your Ultimate Travel Guide (2024)

Updated: Jan 17

Marmaris Turkey is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world . It’s home to luxury hotels, charming pubs, hundreds of beaches and coves, some of the best food in the world, tons of shops, amazing excursions, and crazy nightlife.

There are so many things to do in this bustling holiday town. From sunbathing on some of the most famous beaches in the world to buying a truckload of goodies for a week's wages, there is an activity here to suit your needs.

This "Things To Do In Marmaris" guide can help you get to know more about activities and things to do in Marmaris. We've highlighted some of the best restaurants, hotels, bars, and many more , and also added tips on how you can save money when holidaying in The Pearl of The Turkish Riviera.

Content Guide:

• General Info

Is Marmaris Safe?

Dalaman airport to marmaris, best hotels in marmaris.

Where to Eat

Where to Find the Best Pubs

Shopping in Marmaris

Best Excursions

Medicine & Hospitals

Gear and Packing Tips

Bon Voyage!

What is Marmaris?

Marmaris is a picturesque coastal holiday town located in the Mugla Province in Turkey. It resides in the southwest of Turkey, alongside the coastline of the Turkish Riviera . It is home to golden beaches, serene coves, lush hillsides, and the bluest waters you've ever seen. The population normally sits at around 40.000 but during the summer season, can rise to 400.000 people.

The Marmaris peninsula is dotted with magnificent landmarks , from ancient battle sites to uninhabited islands open for tourism and waters home to many sea life unique to this part of the world. But the city center is where most of the attraction lies for many holidayers.

An abundance of world-famous restaurants, hotels, pubs, clubs, you name it, they can all be found right here in the centre of town. But which ones are the best places you can go to to get the most bang for your buck?

Marmaris is famous for its many restaurants . Whatever you may be craving, chances are Marmaris will have a restaurant serving it. But of course, the most sought-after dishes are the mouth-watering kebabs .

Most of the partying also take place in the city center. Bar Street , in particular, is a haven for madness during evenings and night-time. If you're looking to let loose and drink till the early morning, the bar street will probably be the place for you.

History of Marmaris

According to Herodotus (a famous historian from ancient Greece), Marmaris has been around for over 5 millennia . However, this cute little holiday resort in the Mediterranean has more than seen its share of conquest . The same sunny beaches that make it so attractive now, unfortunately, also made it quite attractive to famous conquerors of the past .

First, in 300 BC, Alexander The Great took a liking to Marmaris (Caria at the time). Then, The Knights of St. John conquered the surrounding areas to fortify their main castle at Rhodes. And finally, Suleiman the Magnificent of The Ottoman Empire decided it was time for a quick vacation and took the town for himself, after years of bloody battles, that is.

Today, Marmaris still carries the marks of its long history. Mainly, Marmaris Castle , located in the center of town, serves as an exciting monument and a must-visit museum for travelers. The feeling of standing in the same courtyard as many famous conquerors of the past is an especially cool one for the history buffs. The castle is also quite high, providing a panoramic view of Marmaris for those looking to share a few holiday photos.

Marmaris has had its fair share of trouble this year, and as a result, many holidayers are unsure as to how safe they will be if they do decide to come here. To remedy this, we've conducted an interview with the Marmaris Town Council mayor, Ufuk Beytekin.

We asked Mr. Beytekin about the level of crime in Marmaris, as well as the recent forest fires and Covid-19 precautions they are taking to make sure Marmaris is safe this year. You can read our full article here, at 'Is Marmaris Safe?'

Level of Crime

Crime is a big concern among travelers when planning a holiday. In many touristic areas of the world, crime is a serious problem, and let's face it, no one wants to go through an unpleasant situation during a holiday.

Luckily, though, Marmaris has always been essentially crime-free . It is, in fact, one of the safest holiday towns in Turkey. However, one aspect of Marmaris that all visitors should be aware of is the traffic .

During summers, the roads are quite populated , and with the bar street so close by, it is very important to be careful when crossing the road. Be sure to double-check at all times and be especially careful around zebra crossings , as many drivers tend to disregard these in Turkey.

The municipal government has also installed several cameras that offer visitors the chance to view Marmaris live . You can find the live feeds here .

2024 Update: Since the publication of this article, new crime figures have been released, and luckily for both holidayers and locals, the crime rates have decreased to record lows. This is in part related to the municipal government's actions to make sure that Marmaris maintains its positive image for potential visitors, especially following the forest fires.

Precautions Against Covid-19

As of 2024, Covid-19 levels have come close to zero in Turkey, and wearing masks is no longer mandatory. By no means does that mean we are completely in the clear, though. So, the municipal government continues taking precautions against the spreading of the virus.

All establishments have redesigned interior areas to accommodate fewer people at the same time, and deliveries of disinfectants are being carried out regularly. Other than that, the government has also audited all restaurants and takeaways to make sure everyone implements the precautionary measures against Covid-19.

Forest Fires

The nearby forest areas were affected very badly by the fires back in August . Some forest sections around Marmaris have burnt down altogether. This brings out the question of whether fires might break out again this summer.

Fortunately, the government has taken many steps to ensure that the forests around Marmaris will be safe against fires this year . This includes extensive monitoring , stationing fire helicopters in Mugla province, and increasing the number of forest rangers .

Dalaman International Airport is the nearest airport to Marmaris. It is also the first destination in Turkey for most visitors flying here. But it is almost 100 kilometers from the city center, which means you may need to make use of one of the airport transfer services to get to your hotel. For an in-depth guide, check out our Dalaman to Marmaris guide.

Private Transfers

Private transfers are cars or luxury vans that visitors can hire to take them into town. With these, you don't have to worry about anything as they pick you up from the airport and drop you off wherever you choose. They are very convenient and you can find a large number of transfer services both at the airport itself and online.

However, private transfers are quite expensive , with a typical return trip costing anywhere between £40-£60 . If you do decide to book a private transfer, make sure to do so with a reputable firm . The prices may be a bit higher, but you won't have to worry about them arriving late, or in fact, not arriving at all .

Public Transport

There are two airport transfer services at Dalaman provided by the government , Havas and Muttas. These are transfer buses located at the airport exit. They are the most common type of transfer used by tourists and are very cheap, priced at 60 - 85 TRY .

Taxis are arguably the most convenient mode of transfer into Marmaris. They are located at the airport exit and operate at all hours of the day. As of 2024, taxis from Dalaman Airport to Marmaris city center cost around 450 TRY (£20) . Mind you, the TRY price may increase as a result of inflation, but GBP-wise prices tend to remain the same most of the time.

Deciding where to stay is an important aspect of planning a holiday. Luckily, Marmaris offers hundreds of hotels from reasonably priced apart-hotels, to five-star extravagant holiday resorts like The Grand Yazici .

We've compared hundreds of Marmaris hotels in terms of prices and comfort, and narrowed them down to the very best. To learn more, check out our Top 10 Best Hotels in Marmaris guide.

We won't be naming any specific hotels on this particular guide as it will take way too long, but will try to give you some insider pointers on how to choose the most suitable ones for you.

Marmaris City Center

The city center offers the most convenience for those looking to enjoy the many restaurants, bars, beaches, and shops of the city. Marmaris is quite tightly packed, so most hotels near the city center will be within walking distance of the major attractions.

Many of the five-star hotels in Marmaris are located outside the city center due to a lack of space. So, in the city center, you'll find many apart-hotels and boutique hotels . These are apartment blocks, usually about three stories high, that have been turned into hotels after the tourism boom in the 90s. They are usually very lively and have high reviews.

If you're looking for a more reasonably priced stay , apart-hotels in the city center are a great option. They provide many of the amenities offered in some of the bigger hotels, like spas and pools, and prices may be as low as £30 per night .

When looking for a hotel, make sure to research and compare prices from different websites. By doing so, you may save up to 20% as prices vary greatly between websites.

Hotels in Icmeler

Icmeler is Marmaris' neighbor, located 8 km from the city center. It is also a very popular tourist destination thanks to the many beaches and coves that surround it. The settlement itself is quite small, which means however far your hotel is from the center, chances are you can probably walk there in 15 mins.

Icmeler has many hotels and apart-hotels. Hotel prices here are much lower than those in Marmaris city center because of the extra distance, so if you don't mind taking a quick bus into town now and then, Icmeler will probably be the best option.

Typical rates for decent five-star hotels in Icmeler are around £50 per night (per person) , and you can expect to find apart-hotels for around £20.

Hotels in Armutalan

Armutalan is the smallest of the three, located 1.5 km away from the city center. It's very close to the city center, but when you go there for the first time, it seems like a smaller version of Marmaris , with its own shops, restaurants, bars, etc.

Armutalan is a great choice for those that want a reasonably priced stay and don't mind the walk into the city center. A typical apart-hotel in Armutalan costs around £30 per night .

Where to Eat in Marmaris

Marmaris is home to some of the best cuisine in the world . There are over 300 restaurants in Marmaris, serving anything from jacket potatoes to meter-long pide and kebabs . We highly recommend you pick where you'd like to go beforehand because you might have a chance to taste the best food you've ever had here in Marmaris.

There is nothing better than cooling off and enjoying a delicious kebab with the family after a tiring day under the sun. Marmaris kebabs are well known in the rest of Turkey as well, which is why thousands of Turkish tourists also flock to the restaurants and grill houses in the evenings.

The most popular restaurants in Marmaris are generally either in Netsel Marina , Long Beach, or Icmeler , so we focused this overview on these areas. But to learn more about the best restaurants in Marmaris, check out our Top 10 Best Restaurants in Marmaris list.

Dining at Netsel Marina

Netsel Marina is where many of the wealthy yacht enthusiasts in Marmaris hang out. Along with many exquisite restaurants , it is also home to big brand stores such as Vogue and Helly Hansen. Restaurants in Netsel marina are usually positioned facing the sea, which makes for amazing evening meals admiring the beauty of the sea at sundown.

The marina houses some of the top restaurants of Marmaris , like the famous Pineapple Restaurant located at the end of the promenade facing the sailboats. The prices are higher in this part of town. For example, a standard serving of Adana Kebab will cost around 80 TRY.

You can expect to have a nice meal with drinks for around 200 TRY in the Marina. The prices may seem a bit high, but the marina is your best chance to meet celebrities on your holiday!

Dining at Long Beach

Long Beach is a wide pedestrian way, spanning the entire length of Marmaris' main road . It faces the beach on one side, including the tourist favorite central beach, and numerous restaurants on the other side. Restaurants at Long Beach are the center of dining in Marmaris .

It is also favored highly by the locals , which makes for a great chance to make new friends or ask for advice. A typical main dish with drinks costs around 175 TRY at Long Beach. Some of the most popular restaurants in Long Beach are Jimmy Martini's and Karen Brasserie . For dessert lovers , it is a crime not to visit Karen Brasserie at least once. We even have a whole review dedicated to Karen Brasserie, which you can find here .

Dining at Icmeler

Icmeler also has many great restaurants. What separates Icmeler restaurants from the others is the serenity . Restaurants in Icmeler are spread out more than those in the city center, which means you can have a relaxing meal with the family or a romantic date .

Some of the beachside restaurants like Tiki Beach are huge favorites among locals and returning visitors. The lush atmosphere and spacey dining areas make for great meals indeed.

Where to Drink in Marmaris

Marmaris is famous for its many pubs and cocktail bars. During summers, bars along Long Beach and Bar Street are packed with locals and visitors looking to drink and have a good time. It's an incredibly fun activity for many holidayers to take part in the many shows, special nights, and drinking games that take place nightly in many of the popular bars.

If you're especially interested in taking part in some of the more famous shows taking place in Marmaris like the incredible Cabaret and drag acts in Talk of the Town , it's a good idea to research and book a table beforehand as many of these sell out pretty quickly.

With that said, let's have a look at our overview of bars and pubs in Marmaris , for more information, check out our Complete Guide to Drinking in Marmaris !

Marmaris' bar street is notorious for some of the wildest clubs and parties that take place here. From foam parties to neon and blackout parties, the Bar Street has activities for all party-lovers looking to explore new venues . For those more into the music, there are always a few talented DJs performing live in the techno clubs.

Most nightclubs charge around 150 TRY for entry, and drinks vary between 100 - 150 TRY. Keep in mind that most of the clubs are packed full during peak hours, so if you want a place at the front for a particular DJ or party, you might want to come a bit earlier, at around 8-9.

One more thing to keep in mind; as the clubs are so full, paying with a credit card might be a bit hard if you're not getting your drinks from the bar. If you don't want to navigate through a crowd of people to get drinks, you can grab a couple of beers from one of the wandering waiters, but you'd have to pay with cash, of course.

Clubs in Bar Street are also perfect for those looking to socialize and make friends with the locals . Especially during weekends, the clubs are full of easy-going locals looking to have fun and enjoy the crazy atmosphere. Most locals speak English very well . Marmaris is also pretty boring during the off-season, so it's a great chance for the locals to socialize and make new friends during the summer as well.

Long Beach (Uzunyali)

Long Beach is a great destination for families or those that want a more relaxing drink . The bars are more spacey and most of them have great kitchens as well. Rather than loud music, bars in Long Beach have a more chilled-out environment. Here, you can find a number of dance nights and karaoke nights that you can choose to watch.

Long Beach spans almost the whole of Marmaris' shoreline, so it might be a bit hard to browse all the bars and events when you're there. But in general, bars closer to the city center are more lush and cocktail-oriented , whereas those at the beach focus more on events and activities like theater plays and dance shows , and more fun for families.

Many of the bars along the beach also offer service to the beach area , where you can choose to escape with friends if the activities prove too much for you. The sunbeds are great to enjoy the summer breeze while listening to the waves or chatting with friends.

Most bars along Long Beach charge around 80 TRY for a single beer , but prices may vary depending on location. Some bars bring out kegs straight from the cellar for large groups which are more economical than ordering separately and make for really fun holiday photos (and no, they don't let you keep the keg).

Icmeler is also a popular drinking destination for tourists, supporting some of Marmaris' most famous bars like Tiki Beach and Scotia. Bars here are much more spacey compared to those in the city and offer a peaceful atmosphere where you can take in all the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Most bars in Icmeler are located on the beach, which is perfectly still in the evenings and creates a romantic feel for those looking for a romantic evening meal. The activities are more oriented towards families as well, ranging from Bingo night to Marmaris trivia quest.

Most bars in Icmeler are more luxurious than the ones in the city center, but prices in Icmeler are generally a bit lower because of the extra distance. So, a drink here costs around 60 - 90 TRY in most of the beachside bars.

One of Marmaris' biggest attractions is definitely the shopping . There is no better feeling than stuffing an extra suitcase with big brand jumpers, bags, and shoes that you bought almost for free . If you're planning to do a bit of shopping on your holiday, then you're in luck because there are clothing stores almost everywhere in Marmaris.

But there are many things to consider when choosing where to shop. For example, did you know that prices can vary up to 50% depending on the location? We talked more about how to find the best deals in our Complete Guide to Shopping in Marmaris , which we recommend taking a look at if you're planning to do a lot of shopping.

So, let's take a look at some of the popular locations for shopping in Marmaris, and what you should know about them.

The Grand Bazaar

The Grand Bazaar is the biggest shopping center in Marmaris, housing hundreds of shops selling anything from Yeezy's to Hookah Pipes. It is a paradise for those that love to shop for clothes and accessories, where you can buy twenty pairs of Ray-Bans for the price of one, and get yourself a fresh pair of Nikes with the coins you found at the bottom of your bag.

Seriously, the back exit of The Grand Bazaar looks like the Grammys. Not for no reason though, as the shops in The Grand Bazaar keep a close eye on the newest releases and get them before everywhere else in Marmaris, so if there is a particular pair of trainers or handbag you're looking for, The Grand Bazaar is your best chance of finding it.

The prices in The Grand Bazaar are higher compared to some of the other shopping centers in Marmaris though. It's hard to give an estimated price of items as these vary greatly depending on the design and the particular store, but you can expect the prices to be around 30% more in general, compared to the rest of Marmaris.

Main Street

Marmaris' main street spans the whole distance from the city center to The Grand Yazici and is home to hundreds of replica stores. These are the most convenient stores for those staying near Long Beach because you'll probably be walking past them anyway when going down to the beach.

Shops on the main street are packed full in the summers because of their convenient location. While these may not be as design-oriented as the shops in The Grand Bazaar, they still have quite a variety of designs of some of the biggest brands.

Prices in the main street are not the cheapest in Marmaris, but they definitely are cheaper than The Grand Bazaar.

Icmeler Main Street

Icmeler's main street is also full of replica stores that offer reasonable prices for visitors. It is almost like a smaller version of The Grand Bazaar. Design-wise, it may not be as comprehensive as the prior, but when it comes to prices, the shops in Icmeler blow the rest out of the water.

The stores in Icmeler usually receive fewer customers , but more and more tourists are beginning to make the extra journey to Icmeler to get the biggest discounts. You can shop here for around 20%-30% less than in the city center. If you're planning to do a lot of shopping, Icmeler is a must-see option. It's also a great chance to explore Icmeler for those staying in the city center, as it also has numerous beaches, restaurants, and pubs.

Marmaris Excursions

Marmaris is famous for the countless number of activities you can take part in during your holidays, whether it be sailing away on a pirate ship, or diving for treasure. There are so many activities you can take part in with the family, as a couple or even on your own!

Some excursions, however, offer incredibly unique experiences like the Semi Submarine, where you can see the bottom of the sea while sitting and drinking a beer! Or, the crazy Davy Jones pirate ship tour, which is perfect for families wanting to give their kids lifelong memories.

There are so many different activities you can do in Marmaris, so it would take hours to explain them all, so below you'll find an overview of some of the most common activities and prices you can expect to pay.

Boat tours are the most common sea activities in Marmaris. During the summer, around 70 cruises sail away from the marina to the many coves and sea caves around Marmaris on a daily basis. Cruise tours in Marmaris range anywhere from small boats with sunbeds at the top to ultra-luxe tour yachts cruising to the crème de la crème of Marmaris coves.

The more economic tours cost around 120 TRY per person, and last around 4-6 hours with one complimentary meal and other food and beverage options once on board. These generally travel to the nearby coves and lagoons of Marmaris which are quite nice but can get very crowded during the summer.

Some of the more expensive options, however, like The Davy Jones, or luxury yacht cruises, travel further to the uninhabited islands around Marmaris and visit the best coves and underwater landmarks such as sunken ships, which you can snorkel down to. These are absolutely stunning and definitely worth the price, as some of them are unique to this part of the world. Typical prices for these high-end cruises are around 250 TRY per person.

Jeep Safari

Jeep safaris are very popular among tourists from other parts of Turkey. These sightseeing tours are extremely fun and give you a great chance to experience the beautiful landscape around Marmaris, as well as take photos at some of the most exhilarating and awe-inspiring vantage points.

The guided tours usually take place in convoys of 3-10 Jeeps and offer many activities on the way to keep you excited, such as water cannon fights. These usually travel to Marmaris National Park, where you can see local wildlife like wild horses and deer. Afterward, they visit some of the vantage points like the Beldibi viewpoint and then return to the city center.

The whole safari is a half-day event and usually takes about 6-8 hours and costs about 250-350 TRY per adult. Price rates for children are usually much lower.

Quad Safari

Now that's what I'm talking about! If you're interested in adrenaline-filled, fast-paced, and dangerous activities, the quad safaris are for you. Who wouldn't want to commandeer a kick-ass quad bike through some of the best waterfalls, mud baths, and other points of interest around Marmaris?

Quad safaris take place daily during the summers and travel around some of the nearby landmarks like the Turgut waterfalls. These are a series of waterfalls you may pass through while on safari, and most tours also have their lunch break here so you can dive into the pools at the bottom of the waterfalls. Keep in mind, however, that these pools of water are incredibly cold.

Quad safaris usually take around 6 hours, and typical rates for adults are around 300 TRY.

Rent a Quad!

Most holidayers wanting to travel around in Marmaris hop on a taxi or a minibus. But not you. You know how to travel around with style!

Quad bikes are a popular mode of transport in Marmaris, and chances are you'll be seeing quite a few during your stay. With a quad bike, you have the freedom to explore the vastly underrated attractions dotted around Marmaris without having to bear the responsibility and extra cost of renting a car.

Quad bikes are affordable, hassle-free, and very easy to commandeer. Don't forget to drive on the right side, however, and under no circumstances should you drive these around when intoxicated. Marmaris police are not lenient at all when it comes to drink driving.

You'll find the best prices for quad bikes in Icmeler or Armutalan, but if the distance is an issue and you don't mind paying a little extra, you can get your hands on one of these bad boys in Long Beach for around £20 a day.

Medicine & Hospitals in Marmaris

It is very important for those planning a holiday here to have at least some information about the health services available in Marmaris. Here we'll be giving an overview of pharmacies in Marmaris and their working hours, and hospitals you can contact or go to in case of an emergency. For more information about aesthetic operations in Marmaris, check out our Are Hospitals in Marmaris Good? review of the health services in Marmaris.

Pharmacies in Marmaris

It is very easy to find pharmacies in Marmaris' city center. There are a large number of these dotted around the main hotspots and you can identify them by the big plus sign displayed outside. You can purchase over-the-counter medicines, and if you use prescription medicines, you can purchase these without issue if you can show some sort of document like a prior prescription.

One thing to keep in mind, however, is that pharmacies in Marmaris are all closed in the evening, except for some pre-determined pharmacies in the city center that have permission from the municipality to stay open in the evenings and at night to accommodate for any emergency medication needs people may have.

These pharmacies rotate daily, though, so it would be wise to get a hold of these timetables just in case. Most pharmacies in the city center will have these timetables on hand.

Hospitals in Marmaris

The city center houses many hospitals you can make use of if ever in need of some help. Among these, there are some of the more famous ones, like The Yucelen Hospital or Ahu Hospital. These are privately run hospitals that provide immaculate services and have some of the best doctors in southwest Turkey.

Treatment in these hospitals costs money but the rates are usually very low. There is also a state-owned hospital in Marmaris which is free for everyone and likewise has great health practitioners.

If you're ever in need of an ambulance, you should call 112. In Marmaris, ambulances usually arrive within 10-15 minutes. Other than that, private hospitals also have numbers you can contact in case of emergencies. The number for Ahu hospital, for example, is 0252-417-77-77.

Gear & Packing Tips

Packing is essential when planning a holiday. Most items you may need, like sunscreen or towels, can be found in the many shops in Marmaris, but you may have to pay much more than you would otherwise. We've created a checklist that may help you pack some of the most essential items.

Essential Items to Pack:

Clothing enough to last the duration of your holiday

Sandals/Flip-flops

Beach towels

A light jacket

List of medications

List of emergency contacts

Passports & Other travel documents

While there are many more things you may need to pack depending on your specific needs/wishes, this checklist should help you remember to bring some of the most essential items you may need to bring with you when coming to Marmaris .

Marmaris - Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to travel to marmaris right now.

In a word, yes. Although the state of safety in Marmaris has been compromised by recent fires, the town itself is actually very safe for holidayers. With the addition of a new round of CCTV cameras, increased number of forest rangers, and new fire monitoring systems, Marmaris is the safest it's been for quite some time.

Is Marmaris worth visiting?

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Thank you for reading our complete Traveller's Guide to Marmaris! Hopefully, these recommendations will give you a better understanding of what you can expect and what you can do in Marmaris.

Marmaris is one of the most gorgeous holiday destinations in the world and having recovered from Covid-19, it is now completely renewed and ready to receive its visitors. 2024 is going to be a big year for Marmaris, and we would love to have you here!

Want to learn ore? Check out our Complete Guide to Icmeler!

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Marmaris has been a quintessential summer escape for millions of people for centuries and has all the essential ingredients of a wonderful beach holiday destination in Turkey.

With its crystal-clear azure waters, fine golden sands, and an incredibly picturesque rugged coastline, the beaches in Marmaris and the surrounding region are some of the finest on the Turquoise coast.

There is a reason why Marmaris is always, quite rightly, one of the most visited coastal destinations along the Turkish Riviera . 

But with so many beaches to choose from, and to help you get the most out of your time in Marmaris, I’ve written this article outlining the best beaches in the region, from remote paradise island beaches to rustic hidden gems, there’s a stunning Marmaris beach for everyone!

Planning a trip to Marmaris last-minute?

Make sure you book your tours, places to stay, and airport transfers ahead of time to ensure availability!

Here is our recommended airport transfer in Marmaris:

• Private Airport Shuttle From Dalaman Airport To Marmaris (Best way to get to your hotel!)

Here are our recommended tours in Marmaris:

• Dalyan River Boat Cruise + Lycian Rock Tombs (Best historical attraction)
• Full-Day Trip to Ephesus (The best day trip from Marmaris)
• Marmaris Turkish Bath and Spa (Great for relaxing!)

Here are our recommended places to stay in Marmaris:

• Motto Premium Hotel&Spa (Cute beachfront hotel near the town center!)
• Liman Deluxe Hotel (Beautiful boutique hotel in the center! Not too expensive!)
• L’Olive Homes (Nice apartments in Marmaris!)

The Best Beaches In Marmaris

1. icmeler beach.

The first on my list of the best beaches in Marmaris is just a short 8km journey south of the sunny town of Marmaris to a smaller resort town called Icmeler.

Surrounded by stunning scenic mountains covered in a forest of native pine trees and overlooking Keci Island, Icmeler Beach is one of the best beaches to come to if you want a clean beach to relax on for the whole day. It has everything you could need for a wonderful day out on the beach since it’s backed by a small town with restaurants, markets and shops.

As with most beaches in Turkey, there are tens of hundreds of sun loungers and parasols which you can either rent (usually around 100 Turkish Lira for an hour) or you can use them for free as long as you purchase a drink or some food at the same bar (yes, there’s always a catch when things are advertised as free!).

The beach is sandy, though it’s not completely soft since the coarse golden sand has been trampled flat by the number of visitors, however, it’s clean and doesn’t leave marks on your towels – something you don’t often find on the beaches in and around Marmaris.

The clean and clear waters of the bay are also beautiful and nice to swim in, though it is not picture-perfect turquoise like many other beaches you may find in Turkey. It’s relatively shallow and the shoreline slopes gradually, so it’s safe for young children to paddle and swim in.

In terms of water sports, there’s not a great deal of choice partly because of the beach’s size. It’s more of a bay, which means activities like parasailing and banana boats become a bit of a hazard for other beachgoers.

There are however several jet-skis you can rent if you fancy, as well as being a good place to snorkel and see some of the tropical fish that have made Icmeler Beach their home. 

If you’re feeling hungry or thirsty, there’s a lovely long row of restaurants and bars just behind the beach that you can dive into for a spot of lunch or a cooling cocktail. Perhaps best of all, this is all within just a short 15-minute bus ride from Marmaris making it quick and easy for a day trip. 

You can catch the bus from the main strip in Marmaris (just look for the orange bus with the Icmeler sign on the front to get there, and the green bus to get back). The bus runs regularly, about every 10-15 minutes (sometimes more frequently in peak season), and costs a measly 2.50 TL per person. You can get a taxi but the bus is very convenient.

2. Cleopatra Beach (Sedir Island)

Another beach that is an absolute gem within the Marmaris region is Kleopatra Plaji, or Cleopatra Beach as it’s commonly referred to in English. This is not the same Cleopatra Beach that you find in Alanya near Antalya, which is the famous one that Queen Cleopatra used to swim at.

This Cleopatra Beach is located on a tiny island called Sedir Island, in the Gulf of Gökova of the southeastern Aegean Sea. This spectacular beach is one of the best day trips you can do from Marmaris. 

After a short 35-minute drive from Marmaris, you’ll reach the Cleopatra Beach Pier where a boat will take you to the small island off of the coast of the Turkish mainland. Don’t worry if you aren’t booked on to a tour, it’s incredibly easy to find yourself. 

One of the reasons that makes this particular beach fascinating is that according to local legend, this tiny island was given to Queen Cleopatra of Egypt as a wedding gift from her lover Mark Anthony, however, being somewhat of a diva, Cleopatra wasn’t a fan of the sand that came with it.

So, Queen Cleopatra had special sands brought over from Egypt, and that is the reason for the soft, fine golden sands you see today. It’s rare to see sand this golden and soft anywhere on the Eastern Mediterranean coast of Turkey, so be sure to check it out while you can.

If you are in the Marmaris region and want to find the most picturesque beaches, this may just be the number one spot. Not only are the sands gorgeous, but the water is a mesmerizing turquoise color as well as crystal-clear.

This makes for excellent snorkeling opportunities, especially as the island is quite remote and the marine life has therefore been relatively untouched. You won’t find any commercial water sports or activities on this beach solely because it is part of the government’s plan to make a national park. 

📚 Read more: Which Is Better? Antalya or Marmaris?

3. Turunc Beach

The next beach on our list is the fabulously secluded Turunc Beach, which is just a 25-minute drive from Icmeler Beach, and 35 minutes from Marmaris.

If you’ll be heading to this beach from Marmaris, once you pass Icmeler town, you’ll climb up into the mountains and follow an incredible winding mountain road that has seemingly been carved right through the region’s pine forests. It’s a magical way to enter the small former fishing town before a long stretch of sand emerges which is Turunc Beach. 

The sand on this beach is much coarser than the sand you’ll find on Cleopatra Beach, but it is in keeping with the area so it is nothing out of the ordinary. The waters here at Turunc Beach are again crystal-clear and full of marine life, making it so inviting and an extraordinary place to forget about your troubles, relax on a free sun lounger, and just enjoy the majestic scenery you find yourself in. 

Compared to many of Marmaris’ beaches, Turunc Beach is also extremely clean with very few cigarette butts and rubbish to be found unlike on Marmaris Public Beach. Turunc Beach has even been awarded coveted ‘Blue Flag’ status, meaning it is part of a select few of Turkey’s beaches that meet strict criteria for water quality, environmental management, safety, and services. 

If you think you’ll be heading to Turunc Beach at some point on your trip, why not coincide your visit with the weekly market, held every Monday from 8 am until 4 pm close by Turunc’s harbor? You’ll find all the hallmarks of an excellent Turkish market including locally grown fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, dried fruit, and honey, as well as clothes, leather goods, and souvenirs. 

4. Amos Beach

If lounging around with hordes of other people isn’t your thing, then our next beach is the perfect solution, providing you will enjoy somewhat of a rustic, back-to-basics beach. Amos Beach is a tiny little bay that is located right next to the ancient city of Amos.

Entrance to the beach is only accessible via a small road leading to a popular restaurant right on the beach itself. Many people choose to dine in the restaurant and then spend an hour or two relaxing at the beach, however, this is not necessary for you to enjoy the delights of this rugged beach.

You’ll find a small, secluded bay which, to be honest, is rustic, to say the least, but these can often be the beaches that are the most enjoyable, away from the hordes of tourists in the nearby towns. If you bring a towel and some snacks, you won’t need anything else to have a quiet, relaxing day on a tiny beach on Turkey’s spectacular coastline.

Naturally then, there are certainly no water sports to be found on Amos Beach, however, if you find yourself wanting something to do in Marmaris for an hour in between cooling off in the sea, you can take a walk up to the fascinating ruins of the ancient city of Amos.

The ruins are super unique and certainly worth the effort if you will be in the immediate vicinity. You’ll see remnants of the city walls, the crumbling Amphitheatre, and the foundations of various buildings. 

5. Kumlubuk Beach

If Amos Beach is a little too rustic for you or you struggle to find it, just around the corner is the small coastal commune of Kumlubuk.

Here, you’ll find a long stretch of pebbles which is the public beach. With practically no modern-day amenities, this is again a back-to-basics beach but to be honest, that’s all you need when you are in a stunning location like this.

Due to its location (a 45-minute drive from Marmaris) and the fact it is a pebble beach, Kumlubuk Beach is relatively quiet in comparison to other beaches in the Marmaris area so is an excellent choice if you want a large beach feeling with a secluded beach crowd.

In addition, this is also one of the very few beaches in the area which you won’t need to pay to park your car, and even better, pay for an umbrella or sunbed.

The deep blue waters are crystal clear and are superb for swimming due to the small waves that run ashore. It’s also a very clean beach too, virtually free of any plastic or general rubbish, and few cigarette butts which unfortunately can be a common sight on Turkish beaches. 

6. Turtle Beach (Dalyan Iztuzu Beach)

Although not close to Marmaris, Turtle Beach is easily accessible from Marmaris and is a great, unspoiled beach in the region.

We visited Turtle Beach as part of a day tour to Dalya Rock Tombs and were pleasantly surprised by how clean and well-maintained it was.

It’s quite a busy beach – it seems to be popular by boat tours, so it can get crowded around the same time each day (roughly 3pm to 4pm), but if you wander further down the beach you can find a quiet spot away from the crowds.

As you might suspect from the name, this beach is famous for being home to loggerhead turtles, who come up to the shore to nest at night.

Although a nesting beach, there doesn’t appear to be any fenced-off sections where the nests are, which is surprising, but do be careful about where you lay your beach towel in case it looks like it may be home to turtle eggs.

If you’re lucky, you might even see a loggerhead turtle swimming in the ocean. We saw one swimming around the boats in the waterways, though it only appeared for a brief second to eat some squid a boat driver through in for it.

It’s also worth noting that the waves here are quite strong and rough. We didn’t swim for too long because the waves were knocking us over, but some people do enjoy jumping over the waves and feeling nature’s force.

7. Kizkumu Beach

Kızkumu Beach, which is just a 35-minute drive from Marmaris, is a must-visit destination for families looking for a shallow beach for their young kids to swim in.

This unique beach is a pebble beach and is known for having shallow, mid-calf deep water that’s ideal for small children to paddle in (though adults won’t be able to swim, it’s too shallow).

In fact, some locals call it Jesus Beach because it can look as though you’re walking on water. The beach is protected by a sand bar, which means the water stays shallow all year round.

The cover is surrounded by pine forest and there are lots of cafes and restaurants around the cove. Be sure to check out the woman sculpture for a scenic photo to capture the memory of your visit.

8. Icon Beach

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Icon Beach is more a beach club than a beach for lounging on, but it’s a great place to sit and relax with a cocktail whilst catching the sunset.

The beach is rather small and is full of loungers, so you don’t really get to see much in the way of sand, but it’s clean and the water is calm and clear.

There are some swings in the water which make for the perfect backdrop for Instagram photos, and you’ll find a DJ playing live music in the bar which adds to the ambiance.

9. Çiftlik Beach

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Ciftlik Beach is a small and secluded beach that’s almost an hour’s drive south of Marmaris, but it’s definitely worth the trek as you can avoid the crowds of beach goers here.

The bay is quaint and picturesque with clear and calm waters. Sometimes the waters can be docked with boats, but there are still places where you can swim without being disturbed by them.

It has a few restaurants nearby but you can expect more “European prices” since there isn’t much else around it.

The only downside to this beach is it lacks facilities like a market where you can buy drinks, so if you don’t want to visit the pricey restaurants you will need to pack a picnic.

There is also no public restroom nearby.

Worst Beach in Marmaris

Although Marmaris is a beach destination, there is one beach that we really didn’t like and recommend you avoid. And that beach is…

Marmaris Public Beach (Halk Plaji)

This beach is probably the one you thought was going to be in the first place. Well, personally, I didn’t like Marmaris Public Beach too much to be honest.

It was extremely crowded, to the point where there were no sunbeds and space on the sand was extremely limited. It was also fairly dirty as well with lots of discarded rubbish flying up and down the beach and an incredible amount of cigarette butts poking out of the sand.

The sand isn’t really your typical beach sand either, it’s really hard, almost to the point where it resembles clay and is a dark brown color which isn’t particularly appealing and even stained my brand-new Turkish towel.

With that being said, the water is warm and gentle, so if you have little ones who like to paddle but don’t want to worry about huge waves knocking them over, you don’t need to worry about that here. The beach faces into a bay and the water is always calm and gentle.

Although not the clearest water in the region, it still provides the swimmer with a nice opportunity to cool down and take respite from the heat. It’s also one of the few where you can book water sports such as parasailing, jet skiing and more.

Being the beach closest to the center of town, the facilities are good here with showers, toilets, and changing cabins for people to use free of charge. I’d only recommend using this beach if you are limited on time and don’t have enough time to visit the beaches further out of Marmaris Center. 

Map Of Marmaris Beaches

To help you plan which beaches to visit, here is a map of the best beaches (and worst) in Marmaris…

FAQs About Marmaris Beaches

Here’s what people usually ask us about beaches in Marmaris…

Does Marmaris have nice beaches?

To be honest, Marmaris doesn’t have the nicest beaches in Turkey. We found the beaches in nearby Fethiye to be much nicer, and we also preferred the beaches in Antalya . However, if you are willing to travel outside of Marmaris, you can find some nicer, more secluded beaches than the ones in the town.

Is it safe to swim in the Marmaris Sea?

Yes, it’s safe to swim in the Marmaris Sea. The water is usually shallow from the beaches, and the waters are protected by a bay which means the waves are gentle and calm. There are said to be sharks in the waters, but the chance of seeing one is very small. There is no reason to be afraid of swimming in the waters in Marmaris.

Is Marmaris cheap?

We were surprised by how expensive Marmaris is compared to other cities in Turkey. The Turkish Coast is a popular region for tourists to visit, so you can expect higher prices in terms of accommodation costs, food costs, and prices of attractions. You can expect prices in Marmaris to be comparable with most European destinations.

Final Thoughts

So, there we have it. Those are the best beaches in Marmaris and the surrounding region, as well as ones to avoid. As a beach destination, there’s no shortage of beaches to visit, and we’re sure there’s a beach for every type of traveler on this list.

Whether that be rustic and rugged, close to all of the action, or far enough away that it feels like you’ve got your private island, don’t miss out on the beaches on this list! 

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Louisa is a professional travel blogger with an insatiable wanderlust for exploring the captivating country of Turkey. With a deep appreciation for the country’s diverse history and natural beauty, Louisa has made it her mission to share the wonders of Turkey with the world. Born in the UK and raised by two Travel Agent parents, she was born with a perpetual case of the travel bug and now travels full time as a travel writer. Louisa has embarked on numerous adventures across Turkey, and shares her first-hand expertise and experience about her favorite destinations in Turkey, such as Antalya, Alanya, Fethiye and Bodrum.

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Marmaris is one of the prettiest port towns in the province of Muğla. In fact, it is considered the gem of Turkey’s Turquoise Coast and is popular with couples, families, as well as with groups. 

On Ferryhopper, you will find useful information about your vacation in the Turkish city: beaches, local delicacies and ferries to / from Marmaris. Take a look at the available ferry routes to Marmaris and book cheap ferry tickets on Ferryhopper with just a few clicks !

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Holidays in Marmaris

In Marmaris, the Mediterranean meets the Aegean . In the last 50 years, the bustling vacation town has taken off. With more than 250,000 visitors in the summer, Marmaris is one of Turkey’s largest resorts . 

A holiday in Marmaris means discovering dreamy beaches , pristine coves, uninhabited islands, and historical sites. Marmaris also has an enjoyable entertainment scene thanks to its numerous upscale restaurants and vibrant bars. Moreover, its truly great location on the stunning Turquoise Coast makes it an ideal base for excursions . 

Since Marmaris has pretty much all you could want from a Mediterranean holiday, it should be on every avid traveler’s bucket list.

How to get to Marmaris

Reaching the city is easily possible by car, train, plane and, of course, by ferry . 

At the moment, the main ferry connection between Greece and Marmaris is served through the infamous and cosmopolitan island of Rhodes .

If you want to travel by plane , at a distance of about 100km, Dalaman Airport is the nearest regional airport to Marmaris. The airport has regular charter flights from multiple European cities during summer. To reach Marmaris from the airport, visitors can take public transportation or arrange a private transfer i.e. taxi or rented car.

Another alternative is to fly to Bodrum airport and then travel by car or bus for about 1.5 hr to get to Marmaris. 

For those who prefer the bus , you will find many local bus companies traveling to Marmaris from major Turkish cities such as Istanbul and Ankara, as well as close districts such as Bodrum.

What to do in Marmaris

Marmaris is quite a popular summer destination for travelers wanting to mix some sightseeing into their beach vacations. 

Take a walk around Marmaris’s main marina, known as Netsel Marina . Gaze at the huge yachts, eat at one of the many chic cafes and restaurants, and go souvenir hunting . The Grand Bazaar is another perfect destination for shopaholics. 

Marmaris is a great place for adventure and nature lovers. Just 6km from Marmaris town you’ll find Marmaris National Park . This stretch of coast, rich in flora and fauna, is best explored from a boat. Alternatively, you can arrange jeep tours, ATV tours or horse riding. 

Furthermore, there are around 50 dive sites accessible from Marmaris and Galleon is one of the best, thanks to the ruins of a Hellenistic-age ship that sank there. 

Marmaris is great for families too. Take a boat trip to the Dalyan River Delta and to neighboring towns like İçmeler and Turunç. You can also visit kid-friendly attractions like Marmaris Water Park and Marmaris Aqua Park. 

End the day and rejuvenate your skin with a traditional Turkish steam bath and massage at local establishments like Ottoman Turkish Bath. 

Tip : if you’re looking for Instagrammable spots in Marmaris , make sure to visit Turgut waterfall. The combination of blue and green in this waterfall is breathtaking.

People walking past shops at the Grand Bazaar in Marmaris

Beaches in Marmaris

You can find sandy beaches with crystal clear waters only a few kilometers from the town of Marmaris. Most of them are lined up with great restaurants, cafes and bars, and are fully organized for visitors. Don’t forget to try surfing or other kinds of water sports ! 

Here are the 7 most beautiful beaches in Marmaris to check out:

• Uzunyali : also known as Long Beach, Uzunyali is a centrally located 10km stretch of sand. The pedestrian-only promenade is jam-packed with cafes, restaurants, bars, and shops. 
• Icmeler : formerly a fishing village, Icmeler has rapidly gained popularity as a holiday resort. Just 15 minutes away, it mesmerizes beach-goers with its fine, golden sand and turquoise waters. 
• Turunç : located on the west of Marmaris, this is a Blue Flag beach easily accessible by minibus ( dolmuş ) or sea taxi boat. Its calm waters attract many scuba divers. 
• Kumlubuk : very close to Amos beach, Kumlubuk is famous for its great panorama, fine soft sand and restaurants. 
• Iztuzu : one of the highlights of a boat trip along the Dalyan Delta is Iztuzu beach. Iztuzu is an environmentally protected 4.5km long beach due to the presence of rare loggerhead turtles (caretta caretta).
• Sedir Island : located in the Gulf of Gökova, Sedir Island has gained popularity thanks to Cleopatra beach. Cleopatra is characterized by golden sand and turquoise waters. We recommend visiting the island in the morning, as it gets overcrowded later during the day. 
• Akcapinar : located nearby Akyaka in the Gulf of Gokova, Akcapinar is one of the best kitesurfing destinations in the world. The pine covered hills offer a great view to the gulf below. 

Umbrellas and chairs available at a beautiful sandy beach in Marmaris

Sightseeing and Activities in Marmaris

The best way to experience Marmaris to the fullest is to explore its picturesque streets and discover its most hidden corners. 

Here are some attractions in Marmaris not to be missed:

• Marmaris Castle and Archaeology Museum in the old town
• Marmaris Harbor
• Jinan Garden
• Eski İbrahim Ağa Cami , an ancient archaeological mosque
• Atatürk Statue , a monument to the first president of Turkey
• Ruins of Kaunos in Dalyan

A bronze mermaid statue in the waterfall at Fountain Square in Marmaris

Nightlife in Marmaris

Marmaris is definitely a magnet for nightlife lovers !

If you’re looking to party during your stay in Marmaris, Bar Street is the place to go. Located in the old town across the busy bazaar, this street has over 100 bars and clubs that stay open until the early hours. From amazing laser shows to fun foam parties, we recommend checking what’s on so that you don’t miss out on any special events.

For pre-partying drinks, visit the Long Beach area. As well as restaurants for dinner, there are lots of bars and clubs catering to different tastes. 

If you’re looking for more tranquil entertainment , you can enjoy a romantic dinner at one of the many traditional Turkish taverns with live music from local artists.

Food in Marmaris

Marmaris offers a variety of delicious local as well as international meals (mostly British), in more than several hundreds of restaurants. In general, the cuisine in Marmaris and other Mediterranean regions are rich in vegetables, herbs and fish. 

Here are some delicious dishes that we recommend you try during your stay in Marmaris: 

• gevrek (a giant bread polo called simit for breakfast)
• yayla (rice soup with mint)
• sujuk (spicy Turkish sausage)
• kuzu güveç (classic lamb casserole dishes)
• kokorec (spiced offal wrapped in lamb’s intestine)
• gozleme (pancake)
• eggplant jam

Tip : for a romantic dinner make sure to visit Ney restaurant , set in a quaint 250-year-old Greek stone house and offering delicious home cooking.

Villages in Marmaris

If you are planning to stay in Marmaris a bit longer we would also recommend visiting nearby destinations to explore cultural sites and natural attractions. 

Ferryhopper suggests visiting the following villages and towns around Marmaris : 

• Datca : located 78km away from Marmaris, Datca is a great place if you want to escape the crowds. It has many beautiful coves and bays (Palamutbuku, Hayıtbuku, Mesudiye). On the tip of the peninsula, the remains of the ancient city of Knidos can be found.
• Bozburun Peninsula : the pine-covered peninsula is blessed with lovely bays and is home to numerous waterfalls and coves. During your trip, you can’t miss the unique Kızkumu beach (“Maiden’s Sand”), where visitors can easily walk 600m towards the open sea. 
• Akyaka : about 20km from Marmaris, Akyaka is famous for its local architecture, natural beauty and for its traditional Turkish dishes. 

Orhaniye village and Kizkumu beach seen from above

Tips for Marmaris

Here is everything you need to know for a perfect stay in Marmaris:

• You can convert your money in the local currency of Turkish Lira.
• Visitors who want to do a lot of hiking and sightseeing would do better to visit Marmaris in the spring or fall because the summer months are too hot for such activities.
• Make sure to visit markets with a lot of change and keep receipts of purchases you make, in case there has been any overcharging. 
• Drinking tap water in Marmaris is not recommended since it is chlorinated . This means that it’s also better to avoid drinks with ice.

Useful information about Marmaris

In Marmaris, you will find everything you might need for a pleasant trip, such as car rentals, ATM machines, pharmacies, a post office, and a wide range of medical services available. 

For food , at the end of the main road, before the harbor and marina, there is a large supermarket named Tansas that has a wide variety of goods, even from international brands. 

As for accommodation , there are several options throughout the city, such as luxury hotels, apartments, holiday homes, and villas. In the center of Marmaris you can find lively hotels , while in the Armutalan area, where the local government has prohibited the playing of music after midnight, you may find more laid back hotels .

Important phone numbers for your stay in Marmaris

Here are some useful contact information for your trip to Marmaris:

• Marmaris Tourism Information: +902524121035
• Marmaris State Hospital: +902524121029
• Marmaris Municipality: +902524121005
• Dalaman International Airport: +902527925555
• Marmaris Police Station (Head Office): +902524178155
• Police Emergency: 155
• Marmaris Medical Emergency: 112

Transportation in Marmaris

The easiest way of getting around is using the dolmus minibus service. Dolmus buses in Marmaris are color-coded . The buses running within Marmaris have a green band across them, while the buses running between Marmaris and Icmeler have orange bands. 

Even though these buses have assigned stops, they usually follow the old system, which is to get on and get off anywhere. It is also worth knowing that dolmus lines operate till 02:00 especially in the high summer season.

Moreover, if you want to travel to other cities and towns in Turkey such as Bodrum, Antalya and Fethiye you’ll be able to find numerous buses from the Marmaris Otogar bus terminal . 

Taxis are available on the meter, but they are considerably more expensive (prices are negotiable however). Taxi boats to Icmeler and Turunc are also popular among holidaymakers.

Ports in Marmaris

Marmaris Port is situated towards Gunnucek national park, about a 15 min walk from the city center. In order to reach the entrance of the port, you can take the dolmus buses with pink stripes on them and a sign that says “ YALANCI BOGAZ.” There’s also a taxicab station at the port. 

Marmaris also has a smaller marina for private yachts, Netsel Marina. 

Passengers arriving at Marmaris have access to a modern terminal with restaurants, duty-free shops, ATMs, restrooms, and tourist information. The terminal building also houses immigration and customs, making the entire entry process into the city simple and speedy.

Marmaris ferry, schedules and tickets

The port of Marmaris can be reached by ferry from the island of Rhodes in Greece with the ferry company Sea Dreams . Keep in mind that on most ferries it is not possible to embark your vehicle. 

On Ferryhopper's Map of ferries , you can find out more about the available ferry routes from Marmaris, so that you can easily and conveniently plan your ferry trip. 

Here are some more details on the ferry connection to Marmaris: 

• Ferry Rhodes - Marmaris : the route from the port of Rhodes to Marmaris is seasonal and available 1-2 times per day during summer with sailing durations from around 1 hr . 

Tip : visit our relevant blog post to find out extra details on Turkey - Greece ferry routes .

Dazzling pink sunset sky snapped over Marmaris, Turkey

Where to book ferry tickets to Marmaris

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Marmaris ferry timetable

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Cost of a Trip to Marmaris, TR & the Cheapest Time to Visit Marmaris

The average price of a 7-day trip to Marmaris is $1,225 for a solo traveler, $2,200 for a couple, and $4,125 for a family of 4 . Marmaris hotels range from $31 to $104 per night with an average of $40, while most vacation rentals will cost $90 to $470 per night for the entire home. Average worldwide flight costs to Dalaman Airport ( DLM ) are between $663 and $1,093 per person for economy flights and $2,080 to $3,430 for first class. Depending on activities, we recommend budgeting $19 to $56 per person per day for transportation and enjoying local restaurants.

See below for average , budget , and luxury trip costs. You can also look up flight costs from your airport for more tailored flight pricing.

The Cheapest Times to Visit Marmaris, TR

On average, these will be the cheapest dates to fly to DLM and stay in a Marmaris hotel:

• February 5th to March 18th
• April 30th to May 13th
• May 28th to June 10th
• August 13th to December 9th (except the week of November 19th)

The absolute cheapest time to take a vacation in Marmaris is usually early October .

Average Marmaris Trip Costs

Average solo traveler.

The average cost for one person to visit Marmaris for a week is $719-$1,851 ($103-$264 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $19 to $56 per day for one person’s daily expenses

Flights : $358 to $907 for economy

Lodging : $38 to $40 per night for one 2 or 3-star hotel room

or $75 to $92 per night for a 1-bed vacation rental

Average Couple’s Trip

The average cost for a couple to visit Marmaris for a week is $1,820-$3,522 ($260-$503 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $38 to $112 per day for two people’s daily expenses

Flights : $716 to $1,814 for economy

Average Family Vacation

The average cost for 4 people to visit Marmaris for a week is $2,420-$6,024 ($346-$861 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $76 to $224 per day for four people’s daily expenses

Flights : $1,432 to $3,628 for economy

Lodging : $76 to $80 per night for two 2 or 3-star hotel rooms

or $105 to $138 per night for a 2-bed vacation rental

Traveling Cheap to Marmaris

How cheap can you make a vacation to Marmaris? The cheapest trip to Marmaris is about $85 per person per day for travelers willing to take standby flights, deal with inconvenience, and otherwise limit travel expenses. About 3% of rentals are available in the $0 to $100 range for an entire place, and vacation rentals can be booked for as low as $64 per night. These inexpensive rentals must be booked as early as possible and may not be in the most desirable areas. 1-star hotels are more likely to be available, with rooms starting at around $26.

Even cheaper trips are possible depending on where you live and whether you can drive. Check the cheapest times to fly for more saving ideas.

Budget Solo Traveler

The lowest cost for one person to visit Marmaris for a week is $598-$1,632 ($85-$233 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $12 to $23 per day for one person’s daily expenses

Lodging : $26 to $31 per night for one 1-star hotel room

or $64 to $94 per night for a 1-bed vacation rental

Budget Couple’s Trip

The lowest cost for a couple to visit Marmaris for a week is $1,040-$2,700 ($149-$386 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $24 to $46 per day for two people’s daily expenses

Budget Family Vacation

The lowest cost for 4 people to visit Marmaris for a week is $2,080-$5,172 ($297-$739 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $48 to $92 per day for four people’s daily expenses

Lodging : $52 to $62 per night for two 1-star hotel rooms

or $90 to $150 per night for a 2-bed vacation rental

Overall it is easy to travel to Marmaris cheaply.

The Cost of a Luxury Marmaris Trip

There is no true ceiling on the cost of a luxury trip, so our estimates are based on what most people do in Marmaris.

Luxury Solo Traveler

The high-end price for one person to visit Marmaris for a week is $1,650-$9,187 ($236-$1,312 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $34 to $101 per day for one person’s daily expenses

Flights : $1,010 to $2,558 for first class

Lodging : $67 to $104 per night for one 4 or 5-star hotel room

or $470 to $987 per night for a preferred vacation rental

Luxury Couple’s Trip

The high-end price for a couple to visit Marmaris for a week is $2,898-$12,452 ($414-$1,779 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $68 to $202 per day for two people’s daily expenses

Flights : $2,020 to $5,116 for first class

Luxury Family Vacation

The high-end price for 4 people to visit Marmaris for a week is $5,796-$22,534 ($828-$3,219 per day)

Food, Travel, and Sightseeing : $136 to $404 per day for four people’s daily expenses

Flights : $4,040 to $10,232 for first class

Lodging : $134 to $208 per night for two 4 or 5-star hotel rooms

or $752 to $1,579 per night for a preferred vacation rental

Marmaris Hotel Prices

The cost of staying in Marmaris is lower than the average city. On average hotels are less expensive than vacation rentals. Luxury vacation rentals are more expensive in Marmaris due to very high property costs. The graphs below show how much cost can vary depending on the type of experience you’re looking for.

Marmaris Lodging Cost by Star Status

The average price for the class of hotel is on the (y) axis. The hotel class (out of 5 stars) is on the (x) axis.

Prices are based on Marmaris hotel averages and may not reflect current prices. In some cases, we extrapolate prices to estimate costs, and hotels with your desired star rating may not be available.

Vacation Rental Prices

The percent of vacation rentals in the price range is on the left (y) axis. Price range is on the bottom (x) axis.

There are a healthy amount of vacation rentals serving all budgets in Marmaris.

Flight Costs to Marmaris

Averaging flights around the world, prices go from a high of $1,093 average in late December to a low of $663 in early October. Median flight price is $434. These prices are based on millions of flights. For Marmaris our data includes 56 originating airports, and 72 airlines. The area has more variance in price compared with other locations. Flying to Marmaris from an airport like Metropolitan Oakland International ( OAK ) in Oakland, CA (the United States) for an average $4,325 trip fare will obviously cost a lot more than from an airport like Sabiha Gokcen ( SAW ) in Istanbul (Turkey) at an average of just $52.

Average Flight Cost by Season

Average flight cost by day of week.

The cheapest day to fly in is typically Tuesday, and the cheapest day to fly back is usually Tuesday. Click here to see data for the cost of flights from your airport. In Marmaris, the difference between the cheapest and the most expensive week is about $430, so you can easily save about 65% simply by using our free flight guides and booking in advance.

Daily Expenses Budget

Daily vacation expenses vary more based on what you’re interested in doing. A fine dining restaurant with drinks around Marmaris can easily cost $170 per person or more, while a standard nice meal might be about $12 per person. Private tours can cost $348 per day, but self-guided tours to see the outdoor sights can be free. Costs vary wildly, so recommendations are made based on the cost of living and averages we see for this type of vacation.

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Marmaris Holidays

Located in the heart of turkey’s turquoise coast, marmaris is set on a sweeping bay with a long sand-pebble beach., holidays in marmaris.

With its winning formula of hot summers, a warm welcome, and non-stop entertainment; it’s easy to see why Marmaris holidays are such a huge hit with British holidaymakers. Haggle in the Grand Bazaar or head to one of the resort's many shops for bargain handicrafts, clothes, and jewellery. The Old Town is home to a marina and 16th-century fortress, as well as bustling Bar Street; whilst the main resort strip is lined with a huge choice of international restaurants. We have a wide range of Marmaris hotels - all of which are excellent value for money, with an array of self-catering apartments, budget bed and breakfasts, and all-inclusive hotels to add to the mix. Popular with families, couples, and groups of friends; holidays in Marmaris are all about fun in the sun.

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Marmaris is ideal for a sunshine holiday especially from the beginning of May through to the end of October with temperatures hovering between 26 to 35°C. The shoulder months of April and November can also see the thermometer hit a balmy 21°C. 

• Best time to visit: May-October
• Average temp: 24°C/75°F
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• Most suited for: Families, Couples
• Currency: Turkish Lira
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Things to see and do in Marmaris

Marmaris holidays offers an impressive range of water sports; including parasailing, jet skiing, and boat trips around beautiful bays. The resort boasts three water parks – Atlantis Water Park, Aqua Dream Water Park, and Star Aqua Park - and many hotels have their in-house flumes. Step back to bygone times at Marmaris Castle and Archaeology Museum and the Amyntas Rock Tombs. Inland, explore hills, rivers, and mountain villages on an exciting jeep safari. Don't miss an invigorating Turkish bath; an essential part of any holiday to Turkey. Look forward to jeep tours, ATV tours, and horse riding at Marmaris National Park. Go scuba diving amid classical-era ruins and encounter protected loggerhead turtles at Marmaris Bay. Take the one-hour catamaran ferry service to the Greek Island of Rhodes to explore Rhodes Town. Marmaris comes alive after dark, with a huge choice of cocktail and karaoke bars, pubs, clubs, and discos. Don't miss a trip down Bar Street (the clue is in the name) or a drink in one of the seafront venues on Long Beach. Many hotels also lay on a varied line-up of family-friendly entertainment and the harbour is a great spot for al fresco dining and a quieter evening out.

Food and drink in Marmaris

Marmaris is packed with a huge choice of international restaurants, serving up food from Italy, China, India, and beyond. There are plenty of fast-food joints and British-style pubs, but don't miss a chance to sample the local cuisine, with the legendary Kebabs being a big favourite with holidaymakers. Dinner is best rounded off with strong local coffee and a side order of Turkish Delight. For great value for money, book a Marmaris all-inclusive hotel where snacks, drinks, and meals are usually included in the cost of your holiday.

Marmaris Weather

Average monthly temperature in Marmaris (°C)

• Jan 15 °C
• Feb 15 °C
• Mar 18 °C
• Apr 21 °C
• May 26 °C
• Jun 32 °C
• Jul 35 °C
• Aug 35 °C
• Sep 31 °C
• Oct 26 °C
• Nov 21 °C
• Dec 17 °C

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Marmaris je lučki grad i turistički centar na Mediteranskoj obali. Marmaris je u oblasti Mugla, na jugoistoku Turske. Smatraju ga granicom izmeĎu Egejskog i Sredozemnog mora, čije poluostrvo predstavlja obodne linije ova dva mora. Zato je poluostrvo oduve k bilo bitan deo mediteranske civilizacije, a svojim geografskim položajem i predivnom prirodom imalo je bogatu istorijsku prošlost. Osnovna privredna delatnost Marmarisa je turizam. Malo je ostalo od nekadašnjeg malog uspavanog ribarskog naselja, što je Marmaris ustvari bio pre nekoliko decenija. Marmaris je naglo je počeo da se razvija 1980. godine. Marmaris ima zanimljiv položaj, jer se nalazi na samoj obali, a okružen je planinskim vencima sa dve strane.

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Neos Marmaras

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Neos Marmaras  se slobodno može reći da je jedno od najvećih i najpopularnijih mesta za letovanje na Sitoniji, a nalazi se na drugom prstu poluostrva Halkidiki. Zbog izuzetno prijatne klime kojom se Sitonija odlikuje, kao i zbog njenog bogatstvo po pitanju vegetacije i zelenila, ova grčka regija za mnoge predstavlja destinaciju za letovanje kojoj se vraćaju neprekidno, iz godine u godinu.

Predivne borove šume, živopisni maslinjaci, mnogobrojne tajnovite skrivene plaže, kao i izuzetno lepa priroda, predstavljaju savršenu kombinaciju zbog koje Neos Marmaras u poslednjih nekoliko godina, kod naših turista postaje sve poznatije i omiljenije grčko letovalište. Čak slobodno možemo reći i da je ovo jedno od najtraženijih mesta za letovanje kada je reč o ovom delu Halkidikija.

NEOS MARMARAS – OSNOVNI PODACI

Neos Marmaras je relativno malo mesto koje van letnje sezone ima samo oko 3.000 stanovnika, ali tokom leta u jeku turističke sezone, ovde nije neuobičajeno da bude čak i do 20.000 ljudi. Tada, mesto Neos Marmaras predstavlja centar skoro svih dešavanja, jer svi oni koji su željni dobrog provoda dolaze ovde. To je period kada se slobodno može reći da je ovo mesto za letovanje sa verovatno najboljom turističkom ponudom na celoj Sitoniji.

Neos Marmaras je živopisno i lepo mesto za letovanje, smešteno na oko 125 kilometara od Soluna, kao i na oko 55 kilometara od Poligirosa. Osnovano 1922. godine od strane izbeglica iz Male Azije, koji su došli iz mesta Marmaras. Područje današnjeg mesta nekada je pripadalo manastiru Grigoriou, i on je smešten u neposrednoj blizini, na planini Atos.

Za razliku od osnivača koji su došli iz Male Azije, današnje stanovništvo ovog popularnog letnje destinacije je poreklom uglavnom sa ostrva Marmara u Mramornom moru. Takodje, jedan deo stanovnika vodi poreklo i iz malog sela Partenon, koje se nalazi na planini Itamos.

NEOS MARMARAS – TURISTIČKA PONUDA

Neos Marmaras se slobodno može reći da ima po nešto za svakoga. Turistička ponuda mesta je raznovrsna, pa tako turistima se nudi smeštaj u nekom od hotela ili apartmanima. Raznovrsna i bogata ponuda smeštaja u hotelima i vilama, u kombinaciji sa brojnim manjim i većim restoranima i tavernama, lako može zadovoljiti potrebe i najizbirljivijih turista. I turisti sa vrlo visokim kriterijumima biće zadovoljni svime što im se ovde nudi.

Sa velikim brojem restorana i barova, smeštenih celom dužinom glavne ulice ili pored same obale, Neos Marmaras je jedno od najživljih i najdinamičnijih mesta za letovanje na Halkidikiju. Ukoliko tražite letovalište koje vam nudi mogućnost da uživate u noćnom životu i fenomenalnom provodu, onda je ovo jedna od najboljih letnjih destinacija za vas koje Grčka može da vam ponudi.

Ovo fenomenalno mesto za letovanje je idealna kombinacija koju sačinjavaju čisto more, prelepe planine koje okružuju mesto, izuzetno bogat noćni život, mogućnost za prijatne romantične šetnje, mogućnost uživanja u neverovatno bogatom meniju internacionalne i grčke kuhinje, i mnogo toga još.

U Neos Marmarasu se tokom trajanja letnje turističke sezone održavaju brojne i raznovrsne manifestacije. One vrlo slikovito posetiocima ovog mesta prikazuju tradiciju i dočaravaju jedinstven duh ovog dela Grčke.

Neos Marmaras važi za jedno od najatraktivnijih letovališta na Sitoniji, i smatra se da je idealno rešenje za letovanje i letnji odmor, kako za porodice sa decom koji žele nekoliko dana mirnog i opuštenog odmora, za sve mlade parove željne dobrog provoda, ali i one sa avanturističkim duhom koje privlače mirne, skrivene i usamljene plaže.

Za sve koji žele da letovanje upotpune i sa nekim dešavanjima u vidu izleta i ekskurzija, Neos Marmaras i po tom pitanju ima mnogo da ponudi. Tokom letnjih meseci, lokalne agencije organizuju raznovrsne i brojne izlete brodom ili autobusom, pa vam to pruža priliku da upoznate Grčku i na malo drugačiji način.

NEOS MARMARAS – KORISNE INFORMACIJE

Ukoliko budete letovanje i letnji odmor provodili u Neos Marmarasu, pored mnogobrojnih i raznovrsnih ugostiteljskih lokala, ovde takodje možete naći i banke sa bankomatima, brojne javne telefonske govornice koje koristite sa karticom, u mestu postoji doktorska ordinacija, nekoliko dobro snabdevenih apoteka, kao i pošta.

Pored toga, ukoliko budete želite da se provozate po samom mestu i okolini, Neos Marmaras ima nekoliko taksija, a tu su i agencije za iznajmljivanje kola ili motora. Nekoliko brodića tokom letnje sezone svakodnevno povezuju mesto sa letovalištem Porto Carras, a postoje i redovne autobuske linije koje saobraćaju ka Solunu i prema mnogim drugim obližnjim grčkim letovalištima koji se nalaze na Sitoniji.

Neos Marmaras je letovalište koje ima puno manjih i većih prodavnica mešovite robe, koje su dobro snabdevene, i ovde možete naći raznovrsne namirnice ili potrepštine za svakodnevnu upotrebu. Pored toga, tu su male zanatske radnje sve one koji žele da kupe lokalne ručno radjene suvenire, pa zatim radnje sa opremom za pecanje, nekoliko benzinskih pumpi i parkinzi.

Ovo mesto ima nekoliko trgova, šetalište uz more, luku, kapetaniju, a sve ovo upotpunjuju sadržaj ovog letovališta koje živi tokom cele godine.

NEOS MARMARAS – NOĆNI ŽIVOT

Uz mogućnost uživanja na plaži i prelepom kristalno čistom moru, fenomenalan noćni život je jedna od nadaleko poznatih karakteristika ovog mesta. Ovo je idealno mesto za sve one koji žele da provedu nezaboravno letovanje u Grčkoj, ali i da imaju raznovrstan izbor kada je po sredi noćni život.

Za sve mladje posetioce, ako i sve one koji se tako osećaju, ovo mesto obiluje mnoštvom klubova, taverni, kafića i manjih i većih restorana, tako da nema sumnje da ovde zasigurno svako će pronaći neki vid zabave koji će biti baš po njegovoj meri.

Ukoliko niste ljubitelj buke i gužve, i ukoliko ste prvenstveno orijentisani nekom mirnijem vidu uživanja, Neos Marmaras je u mogućnosti i da vam ponudi nešto sasvim drugačije. Ako želite da uživate u mirnoj šetnji, krenite ka istorijskom selu Partenon. Ovo je idealno mesto ukoliko želite da uživate u prelepim prizorima zalaska sunca iznad poluostrva Kasandra.

Ovde vam se takodje pruža mogućnost i da uživate u romantičnoj večeri, kao i da probate izvanredne specijalitete grčke kuhinje u tihoj i mirnoj bašti neke taverne ili restorana. Sve ovo se nalazi na svega nekoliko minuta daleko od Neos Marmarasa, i prosto je kontrast burnom noćnom životu i svemu onome što se istovremeno odvija tamo.

PLAŽE U NEOS MARMARASU

Plaže Neos Marmarasa su brojne i raznovrsne, pa tako počevši od peščanih plaža, preko malih uvala, plitkih i duboke, sve do kosmopolitskih i skrivenih, bez obzira na to šta turisti žele, bez presedana svaka plaža će uvek biti sa čistom kristalno bistrom vodom.

U samom letovalištu Neos Marmaras postoje dve plaže, Glavna gradska plaža i plaža Paradiso. One su najpoznatije i sa najboljom turističkom ponudom ovde.

Glavna gradska plaža je odlikovana prestižnom turističkom plaketom „Plava zastava“ nekoliko puta do sad. To je peskovita plaža, vrlo prostrana i velika, a na njenom samom kraju je lociran već pomenuti Porto Carras, koji predtsavlja jedan od najboljih i najraskošnijih hotelskih kompleksa u Grčkoj, pa i u Evropi. Plaža je vrlo čista, redovno uredjivana i održavana, a mnogo kafića i manjih lokala se nalazi odmah tu nadomak plaže.

Plaža Paradiso (Paradiso beach), kako i njen sam naziv kaže, zaista se može reći da je rajska plaža. Plaža Paradiso je smeštena na kraju gradske plaže, a ova plaža je iz godine u godinu sve popularnija kod posetilaca iz naše zemlje. Ova plaža, gledano sa mora, nalazi se na levoj strani Neos Marmarasa. Ukoliko budete dolazili putem od Soluna, prvo ćete naići na plažu Paradiso, koja je tik pred ulaz u Neos Marmaras.

Osim ove dve najpopularnije plaže, postoji i nekoliko plaža koje su takodje lepo uredjene i vrlo prikladne za kupanje. Pored Gradske plaže i plaže Paradiso, najpoznatije plaže u okolini Neos Marmarasa su Lagomandra, Tripotamos, Azapiko, Spalathronisia, Ladario, Keramaria, Koutsoupia, Tristinika, Kohi i Korakas.

PRIVREDA I EKONOMIJA MESTA

Po pitanju turizma, Neos Marmaras i ova regija uopšte postali su popularni prvenstveno nakon izgradnje hotelskog kompleksa Porto Carras. Od tada je Neos Marmaras i ovaj deo Sitonije doživeo nagli ekonomski i turistički procvat.

Tada se meštanima Neos Marmaras i okoline ukazale prilika da počnu da se bave turizmom. Veliki broj njih su iskoristili šansu da otvore sopstvene hotele, apartmane ili restorane, i to je momenat kada turistička industrija je uzela primat i postala najvažnija grana lokalne ekonomije.

Žitelji ovog dela Sitonije su tih godina polako prestajali da se bave poljoprivredom, a razvoj turizma i bogate turističke ponude je doživeo ekspanziju. Usled razvoja letovališta Porto Carras i zbog njegove popularnosti, veliki deo lokalnog stanovništva je tada imalo priliku da dobije posao u turistizmu, što je umnogome doprinelo porastu životnog standarda ovog mesta.

Usled svoje popularnosti kod turista, kao i zbog svog naglog ekonomskog razvoja, desila se brza izgradnja mesta. Zbog tog svog brzog infrastrukturnog rasta, Neos Marmaras se 1970. godine spojio sa selom Partenonasom, koje se nalazi u neposrednoj blizini.

Neos Marmaras je mesto za letovanje koje nudi smeštaj za svačiji džep. Ako želite da provedete leto u Grčkoj, i ako ste u potrazi za luksuzom, ovo je letnja destinacija koja vam to nudi. Ukoliko želite da provedete leto ekonomičnije, mi smo tu da vam ponudimo odlične apartmane, sobe i studija, verovatno najbolje kada je reč o privatnom smeštaju u ovom delu Sitonije.

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USLOVI PLAĆANJA: Cene aranžmana kao i svih drugih doplata su izražene u evrima (osim ako drugačije nije definisano). Plaćanje se vrši isključivo u dinarskoj protivvrednosti po prodajnom kursu za efektivu Intesa banke na dan uplate. Cena je garantovana samo za uplatu kompletnog iznosa. U suprotnom, garantovan je samo iznos akontacije, a ostatak je podložan promeni. Organizator putovanja zadržava pravo da u slučaju promene kursa na monetarnom tržištu i slično promeni cenu aranžmana. KonTiki Travel & Service doo Beograd ne snosi odgovornost za eventualne drugacije usmene informacije o programu putovanja.

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U cenu putovanja je uračunato: • Čarter let na relaciji Beograd – Bodrum/Dalaman – Beograd. • Na čarter letovima Air Serbia u cenu karte uračunat je isključivo jedan komad predatog prtljaga po osobi (težine do 23 kg) i jedan ručni prtljag po osobi težine do 8 kg, maksimalnih dimenzija 55x35x25 cm (DxŠxV). Svaki kilogram preko dozvoljene težine se naplaćuje pri čekiranju. • Grupni transferi autobusom od aerodroma u Bodrumu ili Dalamanu do izabranog hotela, u odlasku i povratku. • Hotelske usluge prema programu, od vremena ulaska u hotelske sobe do vremena njihovog napuštanja, a u zavisnosti od hotelskih pravila (u najvećem broju hotela ulazak u sobe je posle 14:00 časova, a iste se poslednjeg dana boravka napuštaju najkasnije do 12:00 časova) ili od vremena leta aviona (u slučaju ranih jutarnjih ili kasnih večernjih letova putnici ne mogu tražiti umanjenje cene za eventualni obrok koji ne mogu da iskoriste u hotelu). Ukoliko je aranžmanom predviđen organizovani avio-prevoz, kao prvi i poslednji obrok računaju se oni koji budu posluženi u avionu i smatra se da ti obroci zamenjuju hotelske obroke uobičajene za to doba dana. Takođe se ne može tražiti umanjenje cene ili refundacija za hotelske usluge koje nisu korišćene zbog fakultativnih izleta. • Usluge vodiča i organizacije putovanja.

U cenu nije uključeno

U cenu putovanja nije uračunato: • Dinarski deo aranžmana 1990 RSD po osobi, plaćaju odrasli i deca starija od 2 godine. • Aerodromske takse za čarter let u iznosu od 37.40 € (21.42 € ukupna taksa aerodroma Nikola Tesla i 15 € aerodroma Bodrum/Dalaman, 0.98 € naknada za unapređenje vazdušnog saobraćaja republike Srbije). Plaćanje se vrši u agenciji; Aerodromske takse nisu sastavni deo paket aranžmana, samim tim je i njihova promena dozvoljena do momenta polaska. • Doplata za gorivo YQ taksa 20 evra po osobi, deca do 2 godine starosti ne plaćaju taksu. Iznos doplate za gorivo je podložan promeni do plaska na put. • Međunarodno putno zdravstveno osiguranje u vidu medicinske asistencije po uslovima Generali osiguranja – osnovno osiguravajuće pokriće. Obaveštenja i uputstva u vezi sa osiguranjem sadržana su u Opštim uslovima Generali osiguranja, koji su Vam na raspolaganju prilikom uplate aranžmana u agenciji. Osiguranje nije obavezno, ali ga preporučujemo svim putnicima. • Individualne troškove putnika i fakultativne izlete. Popusti za decu su navedeni u tabeli i primenjuju se isključivo u pratnji dve odrasle osobe u istoj sobi. Svaki putnik je u obavezi da poseduje ispravnu putnu ispravu. Prilikom prijave, na prodajnom mestu dostaviti broj pasoša. Putnici koji nisu državljani Srbije, u obavezi su da se sami upoznaju sa viznim režimom zemlje u koju putuju.

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