No wonder Marmaris City Beach is remarkably busy due to its picturesque beauty and location. The beach attracts tourists from many countries and is a truly cosmopolitan place. The island is connected to the mainland by a causeway leading to one of the marinas of Marmaris in Turkey, a stunning place of incredible beauty. Cedir Island is a beautiful and extraordinary island, known by the name of Cleopatra, just 16 km from Marmaris. One of the most popular day trip destinations from Marmaris to Turkey is Cedir Island, also known as Cleopatra Island. A boat trip is a fantastic way to experience the natural beauty of the Turkish cities of Ikmel and Marmaris and to discover secluded coves and beaches. Ikmel Beach, a few kilometres south of Marmaris, is another great spot for beach lovers. There are also many beautiful beaches around Marmaris worth visiting. The coves around Marmaris are worth a visit, and the best way to visit them is by boat. The mountains and villages around Marmaris are beautiful and the best way to have fun along the way is to book a jeep tour. A wonderful way to traverse the rugged landscape of Marmaris National Park is by horseback. If you love nature and the outdoors, a visit to Marmaris National Park is one of the best things to do in Marmaris. For Marmaris holidaymakers who want to contact history, Marmaris Castle is one of the must-see places in Marmaris. Marmaris Castle is very well preserved and is located above Bars Street in the old town of Marmaris, making it one of the best day trips to Marmaris away from the beach. The city of Marmaris was fortified as early as 3000 BC, but the castle's origins on a small peninsula between the main beach and the marina date back to the 16th century. However, in addition to the beach in Marmaris, there are many other attractions. As one of Turkey's busiest beach resorts, Marmaris offers an incredible variety of activities and beaches to visit during your stay. Whether you come to Marmaris for a week or two, your introduction to Marmaris should start from the beach. While the resort of Marmaris has a well-equipped beach, if you are willing to go the extra mile, your reward will be beaches those photos cannot convey. One of the first things to think about when planning a vacation is the beach and there is never a moment of doubt in Marmaris. From white sand beaches and sparkling waters to magnificent relics and ruins, Marmaris is a city like no other. Marmaris hosts thousands of people every year. While Marmaris is often associated with relaxing activities and incredible sandy beaches, there are plenty of other things to do if you want an extra dose of adrenaline and excitement with friends or family. Boat excursions include swimming stops at some of Marmaris' most famous beaches and provide the perfect setting for an incredible full-day exploration, including sightseeing, culture, and an impeccable party atmosphere. All-inclusive cruises along the beautiful coast and bays of Marmaris, Dalyan cruises and Cleopatra cruises are the best options. This makes Marmaris a popular destination for boat trips along the coast. Various boats depart from Marmaris, Long Beach and Ikmel Beach to visit side bays, bays, and islands such as the famous Paradise Island, various caves, Green Sea Aquarium, and bays, Kumlubuk and Turunc beaches. If you want to explore the coast, we recommend you consider a boat trip from Marmaris, which also includes swimming in Turunc Bay and visiting the nearby caves. Just a few minutes' walk through the resort of Marmaris, on the north side of the bay is Cleopatra's Paradise Beach, with expanses of sparkling turquoise waters that are one hundred meters shallow. If you want to experience and explore culture, one of the most common things to do in Marmaris is to visit the countryside and experience first-hand the way of life and traditions of the people who live in the small village.