Dalaman

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Dalaman sits on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast and is a region that is extremely popular with overseas visitors who want to enjoy a HOT Holiday in the sun.

Located to the South West of the country, Dalaman has always been one of the most visited parts of Turkey and it isn’t hard to see why, with top class resorts, stunning coast lines and the opportunity to explore history and culture dating back to ancient times.

The weather is also a major selling point when it comes to a holiday in Dalaman, with a Mediterranean climate that provides plenty of sun in the height of the summer season alongside impressively high temperatures.

Even in the winter when things get grim back home, the weather conditions remain good enough for you to have a fun-filled break out of season, with temperatures running into the 20s but the chance that there could be some rain.

With Turkey being home to some of the most scenic areas of coastline in the Mediterranean, something that may be a surprise in itself, you’ll be able to enjoy some of the best beaches in the country if you book a break in Dalaman.

Known as the Turquoise coast thanks to the stunning clear waters, you can expect to find plenty of wide open stretches of sand alongside small coves and bays where you can escape some of the crowds.

History and culture can be embraced on a trip to some of the Turkey’s most well-known historical sites that date back to the times of the Romans.

Add in colourful markets, bustling nightlife and plenty of busy bars and restaurants and you are sure to enjoy a fun-filled break in the sun.

Language
Turkish
Currency
Turkish Lira
When to go
May to Sept
Flight Time
4hr

Where to go
Marmaris

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Featured Hotels In Dalaman

Aegean Park Hotel

Aegean Park Hotel

Marmaris

Located only 98 km from the international airport of Dalaman, it makes the Aegean Park Hotel a popular choice with holidaymakers. The hotel is a pleasant stroll to the nearest...

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Akdeniz Beach Hotel

Akdeniz Beach Hotel

Olu Deniz

Situated only a 2 minutes walk from the picturesque beach resort of Olu Deniz (which means Dead Sea in English) the Akdeniz Beach Hotel has become a popular choice for holidaymaker...

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Aqua Hotel

Aqua Hotel

Icmeler

The Aqua Hotel offers guests air conditioned rooms with a private balcony and stunning views over Icmeler Bay or the landscaped gardens. The hotel is located just 7 km from Mar...

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Bahar Aparthotel

Bahar Aparthotel

Icmeler

The popular Bahar Aparthotel is just 2 km from a sandy beach on the Aegean coast of south eastern Turkey. The aparthotel is 8 km from Marmaris, 450 metres from Icmeler centre and D...

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Belcehan Deluxe Hotel

Belcehan Deluxe Hotel

Olu Deniz

The Belcehan Deluxe Hotel is a 4 star hotel, with a transfer distance of approximately 64 km from the closest airport. The hotel is situated only 300 metres from the beach reso...

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Things To Do

Lycian Tombs

The Lycian Tombs that are found to be found along the coast of Dalaman are worth a visit if you have a desire to explore history and culture. Carved into limestone cliffs near Dalyan, the tombs can only be seen from the water and date back to around 400BC. Get lucky and you might also spot loggerhead turtles during your time on the water.

Visit a Hammam

No matter where you are going, you should try and make sure that you spend some time visiting a traditional Turkish Hammam. Here you can undergo a range of different treatments that will leave you feeling refreshed, relaxed and ready to enjoy the remainder of your time in the sun.

Dancing fountains

It isn’t just people who dance in Marmaris, with a series of fountains in the heart of the resort that come to life on an evening with a spectacular show set to music. There are plenty of bars and restaurants around where you can watch from.

Cleopatra Island

Also known as Sedir Island, Cleopatra Island can be accessed by boat from Marmaris and is worth exploring on a day out if the opportunity arises. Legend says that Marc Antony and Cleopatra once swam around the island, which is famous for a beach made of seashells.

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