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On this Marmaris Akyaka tour, visit ancient Hellenistic tombs, stop at the romantic "Lovers Road" lined with eucalyptus trees, and enjoy a short riverboat trip on the Azmak River. In Akyaka, you'll have free time to explore before heading to Yuvarlakcay for a relaxing few hours by the river. Don't forget your swimsuit and towel for a swim, and enjoy a lunch break at one of the riverside restaurants.

Get away from the crowds of Marmaris and join a much-needed relaxing and peaceful activity. Turkish bath can be the perfect break between your sightseeing and other excursions in Marmaris. This is because it offers a unique and pleasurable traditional spa treatment that aims in relaxing your mind and body. Visiting a Turkish bath can also be seen as a great opportunity to unfold the secrets of personal care and the bathing rituals of the Ottoman period. Spend time in a traditional Turkish bath facility or hamam as it is also known, while spoiling and pampering your body. This is an amazing experience you can’t afford to miss while you are on holidays. Traditional bath has been an important feature of the Turkish Culture. Apart from rejuvenating your body and senses, a traditional Turkish bath gives you many health benefits. It cleanses your skin, improves blood circulation, takes off toxins, relieves you from stress, and reactivates your body and soul all at once.

Cover more natural wonders and historic gems of the Dalyan Delta in a single day on this action-packed cruise from Marmaris. Set sail for the beaches and bays of the Adaköy peninsula, where you can cool off with a dip in the Mediterranean before cruising on to the Dalyan River. Spot loggerhead turtles at İztuzu Beach, soak in the mineral-rich mud baths, and view the Lycian Kings’ Tombs in Kaunos, then tuck into a delicious lunch (included) on board.

Also known as Sedir Island, Cleopatra Island offers golden beaches with fine sand and the ruins of an ancient city, complete with a theater. Discover it on this leisurely day cruise, which includes a barbecue lunch, free-flow soft drinks, and hotel transfers, but excludes the island entrance fee. You’ll also visit İncekum beach, known for its powder-soft sands, and take a dip in the aquamarine waters of Lacivert Koy.