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Marmaris is mainly known for its all-inclusive holidays in the resort, which focuses on the sun and sand.Beyond the beach, however, there are a lot of other things to do around this full -life city.

£ 114
11 – 18 December 2025

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Tourist Attractions

Navigate along the coast in a yacht

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Marmaris made his tourist name due to his coastal position, in front of a beautiful port.Not surprisingly, the most popular way to experience the lush coast landscape in the Gulf of Marmaris is to go to the water.With only a short time in the city, group tours of a day on board large boats sail around the islands of the Gulf of Marmaris, anchoring along the coast for swimming stops.In the entire summer, navigation trips start from the port of Marmaris, heading to the east along the densely wooded coast to Fethiye or Göcek or, alternatively, to navigate around the islands of the Dodecanese Greece.Get up on board a full crew ship, where your only responsibility is to enjoy the sun and sea.This means that Marmaris's yachting trips are suitable for completely inexperienced navigators.The traditional yacht can be reserved privately or you can join a group tour (where you will divide your journey by maximum 30 passengers).The option of the west tour is the most popular, especially if you want to take amazing photos of the city of Marmaris.The tours usually take three hours, including a 30-minute swimming stop in one of the hidden bays in the Marmaris port.Taking over and teaching at your marmaris hotel is included in the cost;Vegan and vegetarians can be hosted, and children under 12 are free, which makes it an excellent choice for families.