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Marmaris, a heaven on earth L


ocated on Türkiye’s south- western coast, where the Aegean and Mediterranean


seas meet, Marmaris has many natural and cultural attractions to offer visitors, including the storied Maiden’s Beach, Cleopatra’s Island and Amos, the most important port city of ancient Carian Civilisation. Tose hungry for flavourful and


traditional dishes will find an array of meticulously prepared dishes using seafood and fresh vegetables.


Marmaris Castle and Museum of Archaeology A stroll to Marmaris castle reveals an incredible view, while the Archaeology Museum located within


artefacts from Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantium and Ottoman Eras.


Ancient cities Marmaris is home to 16 ancient cities. Te ancient city of Amos is located 15 miles from Marmaris, on a hill between Turunç and Kumlubük, and


claims an important place


among the cultural wealth of Marmaris thanks to recent archaeo- logical excavation efforts. In addition to touring the amphitheatre, temple and necropolis areas, head to the peak of the ancient city for an unforget- table view.


History rising from the ashes With a history reaching back to the sixth century BCE, the ancient city of Phoenix is another important port city that withstood many natural


exhibits


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From beautiful beaches and fabulous food to ancient cities and coastal walks, Marmaris in Türkiye has much to offer visitors looking for a trip filled with fantastic experiences


Set sail on azure waters Satrted 60 years ago on a sailing voyage by a group of writers and artists in search of a different kind of holiday, the Blue Cruise has now been experienced by holiday-lovers from all around the world. Te route offers daily or weekly options for a spectac- ular holiday experience discovering many unique bays.


disasters and which has been home to many civilisations.


Sedir Island Legend has it that Marc Antony imported sand from Egypt to Sedir Island (also known as Cleopatra Island) in response to Cleopatra accepting his marriage proposal. Tis enchanting spot is just a short boat ride away from Marmaris.


Explore on two wheels Te Marmaris Cycling Routes network makes it possible to explore parts of the Marmaris peninsula by bike. You can also see the town itself on two wheels — pick up a bike at one of the Marvelos Bicycle spots, found at all the busiest junctions in town, for an environmen- tally friendly way to sightsee.


Step by step In Marmaris you can experience the Bozburun section of the Carian


Trail. Te Carain Trail


is a coastal


hiking trail that has a total length of 500 miles. With its untouched beauty, it’s a great walk and travels through the Bozburun and Datça peninsulas.


Local delicacies Be sure to try Marmaris pine honey and Turgut peanuts, geographically indicated products. Pine honey has been produced in the region since ancient times.


Remember the taste Seafood restaurants offering Aegean and Mediterranean dishes have risen to popularity in recent years. Both five-star restaurants and traditional places offering unique local dishes await you at many spots in Marmaris.


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