The town of Marmaris is located at the meeting place of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Marmaris is one of the largest natural harbors in the world surrounded by pine-clad hills.

Marmaris Castle According to the historian Herodotus, there has been a castle in Marmaris since 3000B.C.

Marmaris, a port city in south-west Turkey on the Mediterranean coast, has a Mediterranean climate with long, hot, humid summers and mild, rainy winters.

Geographically, Turkey sits in two continents, Europe and Asia, although around 97% of it's land area is on the Asian side. The total land area of Turkey is slightly larger than the state of Texas.

An e-Visa is an official document permitting entry into and travel within Turkey.The e-Visa is an alternative to visas issued at Turkish missions and at the ports of entry.

The holiday region of Antalya and Turkey, Kemer is 40 km far from Antalya City Center. While it was a small village back in 80’s, with the new facilities Kemer became an important tourism center of Turkey in last 20 years.

içmeler, Each year, thousands of tourist flock to Marmaris for a holiday experience surrounded by nature and with lots of leisure activities. Marmaris offers tourists an unforgettable holiday experience with its beautiful small towns.

Turunç is a popular Turkish holiday resort situated in the Marmaris district of Muğla Province, Turkey. It is located 20 km (12 mi) south of Marmaris on the Mediterranean sea, surrounded by the Taurus Mountains.

Dalyan is a small town on southwest coast of Turkey by the side of the Mediterranean. The town of Dalyan is situated center of the Dalyan delta. Iztuzu beach is most important place to produce of the Caretta Caretta. An amazing ancient city Caunos , Rock Tombs and Mud Baths are in Dalyan

According to history, Cleopatra’s island was once the meeting place of Queen Cleopatra and her lover Mark Anthony. Cleopatra is said to have ordered shiploads of white sand to be brought here from Egypt to create her own secret paradise.

Akyaka is situated in the province of Muğla, in the southwest of Turkey, at the eastern end of the Gökova gulf, between Marmaris, Muğla and Bodrum. The number of inhabitants amounts in the winter to approximatly 1500, in the summer it almost doubles.