Route: Marmaris – Ekincik – Kaunos – Fethiye – Turunç – Marmaris.

Ekincik, also known as Kürkçüler Village, is a very special bay between Marmaris and Dalyan. Ekincik, where holidaymakers escaping from crowded holiday centers take shelter to find peace and rest, is also one of the indispensable stops of the Blue Voyage routes. Ekincik’s fame has spread so much even around the world; You may encounter a world-famous movie star unexpectedly.

Many well-known people, from Princess Caroline to Prince Charles, from press mogul Robert Maxwell to world-famous artist Sting, from famous actress Pamela Sue Anderson to famous actor Dustin Hoffman, are among Ekincik enthusiasts.

DalyanDalyan district is one of the natural wonders where the sea and the lake come together. The region, which takes its name from the fishing that has been done for centuries on natural channels, is as well as the ancient city of Kaunos; It is also known for its endangered Caretta Caretta turtles. Iztuzu, one of the last beaches frequented by turtles, is famous for its natural beaches. Although Dalyan is not located right by the sea, it has beautiful lakes.

Insatiable boat trips on the labyrinth-like channels and sea pleasure alone with nature in the bays are waiting for you in Dalyan. The delta, which is also a shelter for blue crabs, is one of the most favorite areas for bird watchers. The thing that attracts the most attention of those who come to Dalyan are the mud baths, which are said to be healing. There were once 40 springs here; However, many of them have been lost over time. Today, 4 of them are active.

‘Gelgirme’, ‘Ali Rıza Çavuş Girmesi’, ‘Delibey Girmesi’ and ‘Sultaniye Thermal Spring’ are flooded with visitors, especially in the summer months. The thermal springs, which are said to be good for diseases such as rheumatism, sciatica and arthritis, are entered three times a day, for 40-45 minutes, and this process lasts a full week.

KaunosKaunos; It is an ancient port city established right on the edge of the Dalyan Canal (Colbis), which connects Köyceğiz Lake to the Mediterranean. According to mythology, the history of the city, which was founded by Kaunos, the son of Miletus, dates back to B.C. according to archaeological findings. It goes back to 10 centuries. This ruin, which has been known as a port city from the beginning, contains building ruins from the Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods.

On the other hand, the rock tombs carved into the steep rocks to the north of the ruins have an interesting appearance.

Treasures in KaunosKaunos is a very rich region in terms of archaeological excavations, as a place where successive civilizations were established. Although excavations have been going on for decades, the history of the ancient city has not yet been fully elucidated. The artifacts found date back to B.C. It goes back to 300 BC. But archaeologists believe that the history of this city, which they have determined has been robbed throughout history, is at least 5 thousand years old.

The fact that the Acropolis was repaired during the Ottoman period is proof that it was an area that was inhabited until recently. Excavations in Kaunos, part of which is under water, continue only during the summer months. It is estimated that the places unearthed so far are only 10-15 percent of the city.

TurunçDaily tour boats frequently stop by Turunç, which is 20 kilometers away from Marmaris. It is possible to reach the town, which is famous for its large sandy beach, by land and sea from Marmaris. Turunç Beach also has a Blue Flag award