The Republic of Turkey is awash with stunning points of interest that the rest of the world may not know much about. There are great bridges, palaces, the silk road, the golden horn, Troy, a rich history and deeply embedded culture. Not only is Turkey bordered by eight countries, it is the place where Marmaris is located. Mamaris has great beaches, bays and islands of stunning blue waters and other dazzling points of interest.
The aquatic offerings of Mamaris are extensive and include sailing, swimming, scuba diving, rowing and more. A Turkish night, Turkish bath, a glimpse of Ephesus and more are there.
Countless visitors find many Things to do in Marmaris as a sample; the quiescent baths at the natural wonder known as Pamukkale, which was made by outflow springs and resulted in heaps of pristine white mountains are a major attraction. Here, visitors find the white mineral mountains elevated with cascades, giant structure-like cylinders of mineral deposits, basins and cataracts. The majestic locale is a hotly sought after tourist spot which is referred to by residents as “Cottoncastle.” This place has whorls of white banked up and creating a twisting maze of wonder where slushy like-waters of blue fill their spaces in-between. People indulge in the liquid delights of this place and find the experience both thrilling and unique.
One visitor commented about the Cottoncastle experience by mentioning the travertines on white and bluish water they beheld with their own eyes. “Absoloutely amazing,” they wrote.
A crane tower awaits those who wish to get their adrenalin rush by bungee jumping into the water. There are other ways to enjoy the waterways in Mamaris; such as pedal boating, parasailing, using a wake board or jet-ski, speed boating, fly-fishing or going on a boat trip.
There’s also the experiencing of swimming with the intelligent playful humans of the water, also known as dolphins. Swim programs, therapy with the animals, fun and educational interludes give eyes and minds some wondrous memories at the Dolphin Center.
Those inclined toward drier experiences can do the Quad Safari, where there’s no total immersion in water, but where water and clay can be found in excess. With a four-wheeler and a helmet; the riders can get a nice blast of earth and water churned together and forming splashes of pigment-changing mud.
Mamaris has never been a secret to those who enjoys its marvels as citizens. Once visitors see it, they are never the same. It’s a city waiting to transform and transcend the normal travel experience.
