Kadırga Bay, located in the south of Marmaris, is a peaceful and naturally beautiful bay that stands out for its serene atmosphere. With its golden sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters, this bay is truly a paradise. It is an ideal getaway spot, especially for those seeking a beach holiday.
Gebe Kilise Bay, located in the Marmaris district of Muğla, is a place that enchants its visitors with both its natural beauty and historical charm. This bay is one of the popular stops for boats on blue cruises. With its crystal-clear waters and rich underwater life, it's a paradise for diving enthusiasts. While swimming here, you may even spot Caretta caretta turtles.
Baklabükü Bay, one of the hidden paradises of Marmaris, is a perfect escape for those who want to get lost in nature. Surrounded by the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean, this bay, though not widely known yet, will soon become a favorite for those seeking both tranquility and adventure.
Located in the Marmaris district of Muğla, Çiftlik Bay Beach is a destination that stands out with its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. It’s an ideal choice for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy some time alone with nature. Where is Çiftlik Bay Beach? Çiftlik Bay is about 35 kilometers from Marmaris town […]
The Phosphorescent Cave in Marmaris is an intriguing natural formation located southwest of Paradise Island. The cave gets its name from the phosphorescent glow created by the reflection of the turquoise-colored sea inside the cave. Although the cave doesn’t actually contain phosphorus, the interplay of light and the turquoise waters has led to this name. The Phosphorescent Cave is a popular stop on boat tours, where tourists particularly enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters during stops in front of the cave.
Azmak River is one of the natural beauties located in the Akyaka town of Muğla. This river is particularly famous for its clear and cool waters and is seen as a natural paradise. Azmak River actually consists of several small water sources and flows through Akyaka before reaching the sea.
Springs are formed by underground waters naturally emerging to the surface. There are four types of springs. When underground waters in areas with calcareous structures erode the limestone and reach the surface, the resulting spring is called a karst spring. In karstic terrain, when the caves formed by underground waters collapse, sinkholes, known as “obruk,” […]
The Kurşunlu Monastery, believed to be a Byzantine structure from the 11th century, is located approximately 10 km from the Davutlar region of Kuşadası. During the 8th century, due to the intense Christian migration, clergymen fleeing persecution built churches and monasteries in this area where they could hide and practice their religious rituals. The church, […]