Visit Marmaris
- Romantic
- Museums
- Castle and fortress
Marmaris: How to get there?
120 km by road from FethiyeMarmaris: When to go?
From May to OctoberMarmaris: For how long?
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Marmaris Vacations
22 reviews
A hideous seaside town in a lovely setting overflowing with western tourists in party mode - that's my opinion of Marmaris, should you want to go there.
Marmaris: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Located opposite the Rhodes Island, Marmaris remains a picturesque port for arriving in Turkey.
My suggestion
Now a popular destination among tourists, visiting Marmaris out of season is much more peaceful.
A hideous seaside town in a lovely setting overflowing with western tourists in party mode - that's my opinion of Marmaris, should you want to go there.
My suggestion
Unless your aim is to spend a few days living a completely non-Turkish life, my advice is don't go to Marmaris.
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