In Marmaris Mediterranean Sea intersect with the Aegean Sea

MARMARIS

Marmaris is a town in Turkey, at the point where the Mediterranean Sea intersect with the Aegean Sea parks variety in small space. From historical monuments of the bygone eras to the shopping centers, tourist’s sea activities and rich Byzantine, Persian, Roman and Ottoman architecture, this town are worth checking out. It’s also home to one of the most visited castles in Turkey, Marmaris Castle Marmaris Castle is the city’s oldest landmarks. It’s a popular stopping point for those on rural tourism around Turkey. It’s among the few castles in Turkey that boast of an in-house museum. The castle with its museum forms a significant piece of Marmaris history; initial settlements were built around the castle and have since grown from around it into the present town – a top tourist destination with plenty of marinas and fun tourist activities like sailing, cruising, and diving. But the trendy coastal town of the present day is a contrast to the humble fishing village it once was. Marmaris, ideally furnished with luxury hotels, quality apartments, holiday homes and villas, is one of Europe’s most popular holiday towns and sailing spots on Turkey’s Aegean coasts.

Imagine a beach resort with turquoise blue waters, long stretch of golden sandy beaches, isolated bays, coves and inlets, rugged mountains, picturesque villages, pine-covered hills, ancient cities, marinas, and a vibrant town centre. Marmaris is just one of those places that can boast about anything, fine beaches, water sports, water parks, boat trips, blue cruising, excellent sailing, adventure and outdoor sports, top class restaurants, and Mediterranean sunshine.

It’s really no surprise Marmaris has grown in popularity with its sandy beaches, lively nightlife and great facilities for families, couples and groups alike. That’s Marmaris in a nutshell.