Marmaris Info

A deal of the year has just been announced as the private international Dalaman Airport (DLM) has been sold by its current owner and operator YDA Group

We continue to share the morning views with you, our dear friends and followers, all the way from Marmaris Turkey

Is it dangerous to swim in the sea in Marmaris? Is it dangerous to swim in the sea in Marmaris? For many years Marmaris beaches were safe for swimming all year round. However, with the latest news about a shark visiting Marmaris bay on Monday July 04th 2022 put the safety of swimming in question. As you will recall the big fish was chased away by brave local men with… a mop?! Later on the same day the officials said it wasn’t a shark but a Mediterranean garfish (Belone belone) also known as the garpike or sea needle. Apparently it was hunting near the shore in Marmaris. It could have been a juvenile fish that tend to remain in shallower waters until they grow. Within a few hours most swimmers in Marmaris got their hands on available resource to learn more about the fish. Much to our relief we humans Click here for details >>

Marmaris Morning Views23/06/2021 We at marmarisinfo.com continue to share the morning views with you all the way from Marmaris Turkey, while you are staying safe at home and can’t travel. The good thing is that there is no more lockdown on Sundays or curfew hour starting on the 01st of July 2021 in Turkey! The rate of COVID-19 vaccinations is sky rocketing and our province of Mugla is breaking the record of 51% of the total population already vaccinated. Enjoy the views:

Marmaris Morning Views19/06/2021 Marmaris opens up a panorama of breathtaking bay views and it is becoming more gorgeous every single day, don’t you think? With lines of colorful boats, yachts and gulets blanketing the bay against the dramatic mountains and islands, Marmaris is guaranteed to spark romance in your soul. The location of Marmaris allows you to travel to by boat to nearby Cleopatra island, Aegean islands, Turtle Beach and neighboring resorts of Icmeler, Turunc, Ciftlik; while Gokova, Akyaka, Selimiye and Datca are less than an hour ride away from Marmaris. Among all Selimiye as one the most sophisticated resorts on the South Western coast of Turkey, it’s also the most expensive. Beach options are limited in Selimiye. It is mostly visited by the wealthy Turkish people. Average room prices are a few thousands Turkish lira per night, and the same is paid for lunch or dinner. The area is Click here for details >>

Icmeler Morning Views18/06/2021 The small town of Icmeler on the Aegean and the Mediterranean coast has lived many lives as part of maritime and trade route in the Ottoman Empire times, a forgotten fishing village and now an idyllic beach resort. It may be one of those places on earth you will never want to leave. Marmaris may be more popular, but Icmeler literally tops it. Spectacular views of the sea and the islands open as soon as you reach the hill over Icmeler. Icmeler and its wide beach draws crowds of visitors for its stunning beauty. If it’s a calmer holiday experience you are after, consider staying at one of the hotels or apartments in Icmeler. Enjoy the natural beauty of Icmeler:

We are back on Icmeler Public Beach to catch its morning light and learn more details about the public beach.

Marmaris Morning Views15/06/2021 We at marmarisinfo.com continue to go the extra mile for you, while you are staying safe at home and can’t travel. The weather is sunny with more comfortable temperatures for walking. Although we can’t fully afford to just eat, sleep, wander, and have to work, our effort has become a routine enjoyed by many of you. Thank you for your support, and we hope you are back in Marmaris sooner than you know! Enjoy the morning views:

Will Marmaris prices rise this year? Will Marmaris beaches be opening soon? A new season will show if we will be paying more for hotels, bars and restaurants in Marmaris. According to the restaurants in Marmaris that have reopened in June 2020 their prices have not changed since pandemic closure. The seaside cafes on the Long Beach are serving Turkish Breakfast for the old 250 Turkish lira price or just £7 GBP or €8 Euros. For many of you this costs less than their daily breakfast cost at home. The exchange rates are at their highest with a 1 GBP to 8,6 Turkish liras, 1 Euro to 7,7 Turkish liras and 1 USD to 6,8 Turkish liras. Yet one reason for the price increase is demand. We believe that Marmaris will have a record visitor growth as soon as the borders are open. Last year Marmaris attracted nearly 2 million Click here for details >>