It lies literally at the end of mountain road, a coastal village that has managed to retain both character and charm. With little traffic and real village atmosphere, it makes for a wonderfully secluded destination. The sand and shingle beach at Turunç Bay is continually the proud holder of the Blue Riband, the annual award for the cleanest sea water and beaches in Turkey. Its shallow rake makes swimming both easy and safe and the watersports ñ from windsurfing through to scuba diving- present more actively inclined visitor with plenty of options. It also has facilities, guesthouses and arbor restaurants.

It’s 6 km to Turunç and it can be reached by boat. Kumlubük offers a scattering of restaurants along the waterfront. These cater for passing yachts in the evening and visitors from Marmaris at lunch times.

It can be reached with two hour boat trip by sea. Itís a bay which especially tours choose to stay. It has voluminous sand beaches and pergola restaurants. The village which has a small island in the bay is preferred by the people who go safari tours by jeeps.

Turgut Village is 35 km to Marmaris and the waterfall is 15 km walking distance to Turgut. The height of the waterfall is 10 m. There are restaurants in the waterfall and turkish women make delicious Turkish meals. Itís really cool to be in the waterfall in hot Marmaris days.

It’s 8 km to Marmaris. Yalancı Boğaz is a place where yachts are made. It has a huge marina with smart restaurants and entertainment places.

It’s 50 km to Marmaris. It ís a calm bay with small but good quality restaurants and establishments. Itís famous for its honey and hand made Meditterranean ships. The ships are used for blue cruises. Also thereís a thousand-year-tree which is one of the oldest trees in our country. 26-28 October are the days of International Bozburun Gulet Festival.

Boat tours to Turunç and Kumlubük visit this cave frequently. It has phosphorescent colored walls and a blue-green seawater that youwill be amazed inside.

It’s 30 minutes far from Marmaris. Itís actually a peninsula and the peninsula is covered with forests.

It’s 2 km to Marmaris. Günnücek is a forest that consists of Günnük trees(Liquidamber orientalis) which can be rarely seen around the world. A special oil is obtained from that trees and this oil is used in chemistry and cosmetics.

The castle is believed to have been built by Ionians, was repaired on Büyük İskenderís Times and was restored and widened by Kanuni Sultan Süleyman in the time of Rhodes expedition (1522). Submerged around Marmaris is exhibited in the museum in castle. Also, it is possible to watch a wonderful Marmaris panorama at nights and afternoons.

The tomb honors a saintly lady who, according to history came to the aid of Kanuniís hungry troops with milk. Sheís famous for her prophecy. She predicted victory of the expedition. When Kanuni took a positive answer, he decided to start his expedition.

Physkos, Loryma (Bozukkale), Cedrae, Hydas, Erine, Castabus (Pazarlık), Saranda (Söğüt), Bybassios Euthenna (Altınsivrisi), Dalyan (Caunos), Pamukkale (Hierapolis), Ephesus, Afrodisias.