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Marmaris Park 1. Sınıf Tatilköyü
İçmeler / Marmaris
Geleneksel Türk mimarisi tarzında inşa edilmiş tesis, çam ağaçları gölgesindeki dar sokakları, küçük şirin villaları ve ana binasıyla küçük bir Türk köyünü anımsatır. Marmaris Park, zengin mutfağı, zarif ve konforlu dekore edilmiş odaları, özenle hazırlanan animasyon, eğlence ve çocuk programlarıyla size hayalinizdeki tatili yaşatır.
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Fortuna Beach Hotel ****
İçmeler / Marmaris
MARMARİS İÇMELER BÖLGESİNDE HERŞEY DAHİL SİSTEMİ İLE YENİ BİR TATİL ANLAYIŞI SUNAN TESİSİMİZDE 28/04-30/10 TARIHLERI ARASINDAKI KONAKLAMALARDA BALAYI CIFTLERINE % 10 INDIRIM UYGULANIR.
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Thought to have been constructed by the Ionians, this small castle on
the hill was repaired during the time of Alexander the Great. It was
widened and repaired again by Suleyman the Magnificent 1522, during
which time his 200,000 troops attacked and seized the island of Rhodes.
The castle opened as a museum in 1991, after restorations that took
ten years. It has seven galleries, and has a collection of
archaeological, historical, ethnographic and nautical exhibits. The
views of the city are wonderful, with a wonderful panorama day and
night.
Marmaris Museum
 Marmaris
Castle is nationalized on 1979, and restored between 1980 and 1990.
Marmaris Museum, is facilitated within Marmaris Castle, and opened for
visitors officially on 18th May, 1991. There are seven galleries within
castle, two of these are used as warehouses. One gallery is
Archeological pieces of arts hall. Third gallery, which is ethnographic
hall is organized as Turk house. Fourth gallery is organized as the room
of Castle Commander. There is also an exhibition hall within the museum.
Taşhan and Kemerli Bridge
The bridge, 10km along the Mugla road in the Iskelebasi region, was
constructed by Suleyman the Magnificent, and has arched bridges built
from stone and brick.
ANCIENT CITIES
 Physkos
It is possible to see the ruins at Physkos, an important harbour city of
the ancient Caria region, on the Asar hill north of Marmaris. The old
city walls dating back to the Hellenistic period are still fairly
intact.
Loryma (Bozukkale)
 The
ruins at Loryma, once part of the foundations of Rhodes, was founded
originally in the region known as Oplosica (artillery smith), the
waterside thicket on the southwest of the Bozburun peninsula 40km from
Marmaris. The most impressive structure in the settlement area is the
well-preserved reinforcement at the entrance of the bay at Burunbasi.
Nine rectangular towers, made from smooth rock-cut masonry, are built at
the edge of Rhodes (Rodos) island. Today, only the balcony tower at the
northern end can still be seen.
Amos
The ancient ruins of Amos are accessible from the Asarcik hill,
northwest of Kumlubuk bay. Amos dates back to the Hellenistic period,
and is composed of a hillside amphitheatre, a temple and statue
pedestals. Surrounded by ramparts dating back to the same time, this
amphitheatre is in good condition, with its seating area, side walls and
stage with three chambers. Excavations in 1948 by Prof. Bean revealed
four inscriptions, which mentioned three rental contracts, thought to
date back to around 200BC. There is a minibus running from Turunc to
Kumlubuku which passes through Amos.
Cedrae (Cleopatra or City Islands)
The ancient ruins of Cedrae in the island of Saray, date back to the
Hellenistic Roman era. What is known as the City Islands is comprised of
Orta Island and Kucuk Island. The remains of the ramparts can be easily
seen from the distance.
The island took its name from the rumour that Cleopatra swam with the
locals in a small bay at the northwest of the island. Furthermore, she
was supposed to have entered the sea with Mark Anthony, the sands of
which were transferred from Northern Africa via ships by Anthony – which
may be true as this type of sand is only seen in Egypt.
The remains of buildings surrounded by ramparts on the east of Saray
island date back from the Roman and Hellenistic period, and the small
amphitheatre is in the best condition. The Christian Basilica was
constructed over the pedestals of the Apollo Temple, belonging to Dors.
There is an Agora on the west of Saray with inscriptions suggesting that
athletics festivals devoted to Apollo were organised in the region.
There are Necropolis ruins at Kucuk Island, as well as column reliefs.
Hydas
The rampart ruins dating back to the Hellenistic era lie in Hydas, 35km
from Marmaris along the Erine-Bybassios road, with a square planned
monument to the south.
There are rampart ruins, remaining from Hellenistic Era in Hydas, 35
km. away from Marmaris on Erine - Bybassios road route, and a square
planned monument, at south of these ruins. There are several tombs
around a watchtower, 3 km from Hydas. The ancient region of Hydas was
founded in the Selimiye bay (Kamisli Bay) north of the Bozburun
peninsula.
Erine
The ruins of Erine are 3km from the Hisaronu village, 20km southwest of
Marmaris, and date back to the Hellenistic and Roman period.
Castabus (Pazarlık)
Near the village of Hisarlik are the ancient ruins of Pazarlik, a holy
site which can be reached from Mount Eren with an hour’s climb from
Hisaronu plains. The temple is on a purpose-built platform dating back
to 4th century BC. Apart from the Temple, only the ruined amphitheatre
in the south can be defined.
Saranda (Söğüt)
Near the village of Sogut, 45 km of Marmaris, Saranda still has the
characteristics of being a continuous settlement during the Hellenistic,
Roman and Byzantium periods, the latter of which clearly has remains
today.
Bybassios
What remains of the ancient city of Bybassios can be seen in the village
of Orhaniye, on the Erine road towards Bozburun, southwest of Marmaris.
The ruins of the ramparts are found inside the forest.
Euthenna (Altınsivrisi)
The reinforced ramparts surrounding the settlement area, in the west
part of the Cedrai-Marmaris line, are in very good condition. There is
also the extension of an ancient wharf. The ruins can be reached along
the Karacasogut road.
MAUSOLEUMS and MOSQUES
Sarıana Mausoleum
The mausoleum, in the district of Sariana, has a bird's eye view of the
city and has a new mosque adjacent to it. Before the Rodos expedition,
it was here that Kanuni had visited Fatma Ana (Sariana) who was famous
for her predictions,. After she gave him a positive response, he
commenced the siege. Before his departure from Marmaris, thousands of
Ottoman soldiers left on their journey after a nourishing breakfast of
the milk from Sariana's cow.
İbrahim Ağa Mosque
Constructed by Ibrahim Aga in 1789 in the Kemeralti district, its most
striking architectural feature is the huge dome.
BEACHES and PROMENADES
Cennet Island
The peninsular island of Cennet, a 30 minute boat journey, is covered
with forest and has accommodation and restaurants. It is a popular stop
for cruise and tour boats throughout the season, as is suitable for
swimming and eating.
Fosforlu Cavern
This natural cavern is a popular stopping point for sailing tours going
on to Turunc and Kumlubuk, offering clean, green waters ideal for
swimming.
Mineral Spring
Famed for its drinking water which used to be considered good for the
digestive system, the Sultaniye Kaplicalari thermal springs and mud
baths lie 10km from the province, close to Dalyan. It is a popular area,
with beach and facilities for tourists, and can be reached via boat or
road from Koycegiz or Dalyan.
Turunç
 Once
a tiny farming and fishing village, Turunc has developed since the late
1980s into an upmarket tourist resort, with hotels, villas and
restaurants. The village, on the east coast of the Hisaronu peninsula,
is 21km from Marmaris and accessible by road and sea. Its main
attraction for Turkish and foreign tourists is its stunning location,
and 500m beach of course sand with a backdrop of pine-tufted cliffs.
Kumlubük
The village, 6km by road from Turunc, is also accessible by boat from
Marmaris and boasts a large beach which is one of the best in the area.
The water is clean, and there are good facilities nearby.
Çiftlik
 The
bay of Ciftlik is accessible via a two hour boat journey from Icmeler.
This once-isolated village and beach is now being developed for tourism,
with a holiday village and hotels. It is especially favoured by sailors
as a good spot for their yachts, and its course-grained sands and
waterside restaurants are increasingly popular. The village has a small
island within the bay, is also a favourite with jeep-faring safari
tourists.
Turgut (Waterfall)
The 10-metre high waterfall is 35km from Marmaris and accessible from
Turgut village via a 15-minute trek.
Bozburun
Best known and utilised for its yacht harbour, boat-building and
repairs, the village of Bozburun has a stunning setting and is also
famous for pine, flower and thyme honey. Its isolated location and
peaceful atmosphere has attracted people escaping city life, and is
especially popular with Turkish tourists. There are buses from Marmaris,
50km away, which makes a pleasant day trip, and there are many
interesting walks in the surrounding countryside. Although there are no
proper beaches, it is possible to swim off the rocks. There is a revered
1000-year old tree, one of the oldest in the country. The village gets
more crowded during the International Bozburun Gullet Festival, 26 – 28
October.
Günnücek
The Gunluk Forest, with rarely seen species of plants, is 2km from
Marmaris. Sigla oil, which is collected from the trees, is used in the
pharmaceutical and perfume industry. The area is a natural promenade,
with shallow waters.
Yalancı Strait
This land, which is 8 km. away from province, had gained its
"Counterfeit Strait" name after a ship captain who supposed here the
strait which goes to bay at a stormy weather, ground of his ship. You
should absolutely see this region, where there are wooden built Gulet
shipyards.
YACHTING
 A
natural harbour, Marmaris Bay has three marinas with 1100 capacity, and
nine yacht yards with 1200 capacity. Various festivals are organised in
order to develop yacht tourism in the region, and the town is the focal
point of Blue Voyages. The main activities are the International Yacht
Festival during the second week of May, and the week-long International
Marmaris Yacht Races at the end of October.
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