Marmaris National Park
Pine-forested hills and valleys behind Marmaris, crossed by jeep and walking tracks.
Marmaris National Park covers the forested mountains around the bay, with red pine, sweetgum valleys and viewpoints over the coast. Forest tracks link villages, rivers and small waterfalls inland from the resorts.
Jeep safaris and guided walks use these tracks, combining viewpoints, river or waterfall swim stops and lunch in a village setting.
- →Forest tracks are dusty in summer — advise light, covered clothing.
- →Fire-risk restrictions can close some areas in high summer; we adapt routes accordingly.
Tours visiting this place
Hotels nearby
Large all-inclusive resort with water slides and extensive pool areas, a value choice for families.
Modern five-star seafront hotel, operating on all-inclusive in summer and on breakfast or half board in low season.
Large five-star resort on the Marmaris seafront, now in the TUI BLUE portfolio, suitable for couples, groups and conferences.
Places nearby
- Marmaris Grand Bazaar5.9 km
Covered market in the old town for textiles, leather, spices, Turkish delight and souvenirs.
- Marmaris Ferry Port (Rhodes ferries)6.2 km
Ferry port for scheduled services to Rhodes, about an hour’s crossing in season.
- Marmaris Castle & Museum6.2 km
Small Ottoman castle above the harbour, home to the town museum and the best view over the marina.
- Bar Street6.3 km
Marmaris’ famous nightlife street, packed with bars and clubs from late evening.
- Netsel Marmaris Marina6.4 km
Netsel, the town’s main yacht marina, lined with restaurants, cafés and shops.
- İçmeler Beach8.9 km
Long beach of fine shingle and sand with a palm-lined promenade and water sports.