Marmaris to Hisaronu to Marmaris

Today’s journey begins in Bozburun, a charming seaside town on the Bozburun Peninsula. Known for its traditional industries—fishing, sponge diving, and honey production—Bozburun offers a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by lush vegetation and crystal-clear waters. It’s a perfect place to soak in natural beauty and local culture.

Next, we head to Bozukkale, located southwest of Marmaris. This quiet bay is ideal for snorkeling, thanks to its pristine water and vibrant marine life. Whether you’re in the sea or relaxing on deck, it’s a tranquil stop for nature lovers.

Our final destination is the Ancient City of Loryma, perched on a hill overlooking the bay. Known for its sheltered location, it’s a popular spot for overnight anchorage. The standout feature is the remarkably well-preserved castle, once used to guard the bay’s entrance and now offering stunning views over the water.

Today begins with a visit to the port town of Datca, located on the picturesque Datca Peninsula along the Aegean Sea. This charming town is known for its old quarter, where cobblestone streets wind between stone houses draped in vibrant bougainvillea. Enjoy time to explore local cafés, boutique shops, and traditional restaurants.

From Datca, we’ll continue to Knidos Harbor—a breathtaking natural bay once used by the ancient Greeks. The ruins here are rich with history and include an amphitheater, a temple dedicated to Aphrodite, and a remarkable 4th-century BC sundial. The amphitheater sits dramatically at the edge of the bay, offering incredible views and a strong sense of the site’s ancient significance.

Today’s journey takes us to one of Turkey’s most stunning coastal gems—Aktur Bay, located on the Datca Peninsula. Surrounded by pine-scented hills, this bay features a sheltered sandy beach and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or simply soaking up the sun.

For those looking for a bit more adventure, the surrounding forest offers scenic hiking trails. A short climb rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and coastline—perfect for photos and quiet reflection.

To close the day, we’ll sail to Emel Sayın Bay—also known as Bencik Bay. This peaceful and secluded spot is the perfect place to unwind, enjoy the natural beauty, and end the day on a tranquil note.

We begin the day by exploring the historic surroundings of Selimiye, one of the region’s oldest settlements. Remnants from the Carian period are scattered throughout the area, including the ruins of Selimiye Castle, which offers insight into the area’s ancient past.

Our second stop is Orhaniye, located in the Hisaronu Gulf. Known for its natural beauty, pine-covered hills, and inviting beaches, Orhaniye is one of the most beloved destinations in the region.

The final highlight of the day is Kizkumu Beach, famous for its one-of-a-kind natural formation. A submerged sandbar stretches 600 meters into the sea, creating the illusion of walking on water—an unforgettable experience for every visitor.

Today’s tour begins in Dirsekbuku, the last sheltered bay on the southwest edge of Hisaronu Bay. Known for its tranquil waters and postcard-worthy views, the bay is often filled with the scent of fresh village bread baking over open fires at the local waterfront restaurant. Fishing boats gently sway in the harbor, adding to the peaceful, authentic charm of this hidden gem.

From there, we head to Bozburun, a picturesque coastal town in the Marmaris district. Famed for its traditional boat building and laid-back vibe, Bozburun offers tour members a chance to explore local shipyards, take in the beautiful surroundings, and enjoy some of the freshest seafood at the town’s renowned fish restaurants.

Today is all about relaxation, crystal-clear waters, and revitalizing experiences.

We begin at Kadirga Bay, a naturally sheltered spot with a fine gravel beach and calm waters. For those seeking a thrill, the southeast end of the bay features steep rocks—perfect for adventurous cliff jumping.

Next, we head to the peaceful farming village of Kumlubuk. This hidden gem is known for its mix of sandy and gravel beaches, turquoise waters, and laid-back luxury. It’s a great spot for swimming, enjoying water sports, or dining at one of its upper-class beachfront restaurants.

From there, we continue to Cennet Island—also known as Paradise Island—located just outside Marmaris Bay. With its fresh sea breeze, unspoiled nature, and pristine water, it truly lives up to its name.

We’ll wrap up the day in Marmaris town, where guests can enjoy sightseeing or take a relaxed evening stroll along the lively waterfront promenade.

On the last day of your journey, we will depart from Marmaris at 9:00 AM. Before leaving, tour members will have time to explore more of this vibrant coastal town, nestled along the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea.

Take a stroll through Marmaris Old Town, located near the lively Bar Street. Its cobbled, winding lanes are lined with colorful flowers, boutique shops, cozy coffee spots, and traditional tea houses—offering a final taste of local culture and charm.

For those who want to soak up a bit more sun, there are plenty of beautiful swimming spots nearby—perfect for a refreshing dip before saying goodbye to this unforgettable part of Turkey.