Book Hotels and Apartments in Marmaris, Dalaman,
We have 71 hotels and apartments available to book online in Marmaris, Dalaman.
With accommodation ranging from basic three star room only options to four star, half board options to five star All Inclusive packages we are sure you will find a accommodation option to suit your needs at an affordable price.
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Resort Information for Marmaris, turkey
Holidays in Marmaris for sailing and sunbathing
- On the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, Marmaris is a popular tourist spot which has not lost its charm despite the large numbers of tourists that make annual visits to the region.
Marmaris is a major tourist destination on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey which has retained its charm and natural beauty despite seeing up to 400,000 visitors during peak months.
Between March and September the weather in Marmaris is mostly hot and sunny with cooler periods occurring at the beginning and end points of the summer season.
Despite its reputation as a popular party holiday spot for families and young couples, Marmaris like many coastal towns in Turkey is full of fantastic historical sites that are waiting to be uncovered by tourists.
Located close to Icmeler at the meeting place of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea Marmaris is also one of the world's largest natural harbours.
Marmaris Castle is definitely worth a visit by sunseeking holidaymakers, according to All About Turkey, Herodotus believes that castle dates back as far as 3000 BC while it also has connections to Alexander the Great.
Thanks to the ministry of culture, the castle has now been converted into a museum housing seven galleries.
