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Secret Valley Visit with Boat Cruise & Lunch

It's not too far from your resort to the Secret Valley, but it feels like a world away. This tour will see you boating through the valley's stunning canyons, before having a few hours of free time to relax and unwind. Drive through amazing mountainous scenery before boarding on to a traditional wooden river craft. Cruise lazily along the placid waters of the Secret Valley's reservoir, soaking up the views to a soundtrack of tweeting birds.When it's time to take a break, we'll stop at a sheltered spot on the edge of the lake. Soak up some sunshine and relax on one of the sunbeds here, before tucking into a typical local lunch. In the afternoon, you'll have some more time to sunbathe, give zip-lining a try and go for a stroll through the woods here, before hopping back on the boat and returning to the harbour where you started. From here, all that's left is the transfer back to your accommodation.

Half-day Marmaris 4x4 Off-road Safari Tour

This off-road safari is dynamite. Enjoy a half-day of sightseeing, add a military-style convoy of 4x4s, and top it all off with swims in special locations – think a natural plunge pool under a secret waterfall and a secluded pine-fringed beach. A perfect mix if ever there was one.Once you're strapped in, the adventure begins with a drive through the pine-cloaked countryside, towards sleepy villages and secluded bays. Pass traditionally dressed locals riding on donkeys as you climb through the mountains and drive through some of the region's time-warp villages and a forest that's been restored after a devastating wildfire.Next, stop by Kızkumu beach, a secluded pebble beach in a sheltered cove, for a well-deserved dip in the sea. Finally, there's a stop in a forest to enjoy a dip in the natural plunge pool of a pretty waterfall. It's a photogenic spot, and offers a great chance to cool down in the summer months and muck around with a water fight.

Day Trip to Greek Island of Rhodes from Marmaris Harbour

You can add another stamp to your passport on this day trip. You'll trade Turkey for Greece, as you make the short hop across the Aegean Sea to the island of Rhodes.After a catamaran cruise, you'll arrive in Rhodes town. Here, you can explore the capital's pretty harbour, walled old quarter and upmarket New Town. You'll spend the morning ticking off sights like the charming Street of the Knights and the huge Palace of the Grand Masters. Make your way along the maze of cobbled streets, where you'll be surrounded by fountains, medieval churches and shops selling handmade goods and Greek delicacies. Speaking of food, you'll have a choice of hidden bistros or bustling waterfront bars for lunch.Later, you can head to Mandraki harbour. It was once home to the Colossus of Rhodes – a 30-metre-tall statue, ranked as a Wonder of the Ancient World.

Small group Marmaris boat trip with lunch – adults only

It hits different being out on the water with just a handful of people, and this Marmaris boat trip keeps it super chill with only eight guests. You'll cruise along a pretty stretch of the Turkish Riviera, passing secluded little bays as the captain picks four of the best spots to drop anchor. You can dive in for a swim, stretch out on deck, or just vibe with the mountain views. Lunch is sorted, too – just bring a bit of cash for drinks. And, since it's adults only, the entire day stays nice and peaceful.

Full-day Turkish gulet boat cruise from Marmaris with lunch

You'll cast off on a Turkish gulet, a traditional wooden sailboat, for a leisurely day of lounging on deck. Leave the harbour behind for a trip along Marmaris' coast, dropping anchor in four spots along the way for swims in calm bays. Peace and relaxation are the order of the day, with a no-music policy helping you focus on nothing but the views of pine-clad mountains rising from the sea and the sound of the waves. The only interruption is a welcome one – lunch and soft drinks being served on board.

Dalyan riverboat tour with market and Turtle Beach visit

You'll seamlessly flow from modern Turkish culture to nature and ancient history on this full-day tour of Dalyan. Your day takes a relaxed pace, much like the slow-flowing river, with time at a local market, a riverboat cruise and an afternoon at one of Turkeys most pristine beaches.First up, you'll head to Daylan's weekly market for a true taste of the local hustle and bustle. You'll find everything from Turkish carpets to Turkish delight, as well as ceramics and piles of spices – all under the shade of colourful awnings. Be bold and give your bartering skills a try – don't worry, vendors here expect and enjoy a good haggle. After the market, you'll head for a meal at a waterside restaurant, or if you don't choose the option with lunch included, there's free time in town for you to grab a bite for yourself before you board the riverboat.Take a quick history lesson as your guide points out the Lycian rock tombs that line your path to the sea. They were carved into the cliffs in around 400BC, but you can still see a lot of the intricate craftsmanship as you glide by. The river widens into a lagoon where 180 species of bird make their home, before you dock at Iztuzu Beach – also known as Turtle Beach after the loggerheads who nest here. The four-kilometre sweep of sand divides the river from the sea and is your playground for the afternoon. Swim, sunbathe and relax before your return boat trip to Dalyan.

Adults-only sunset gulet cruise with dinner from Marmaris

This is how you do Turkey in style – on the water, under the stars, eating authentic Turkish food and with no kids in sight. Setting sail from Marmaris, you'll board a traditional wooden gulet – a classic Turkish sailing boat – and cruise into an evening of good food and sunset-kissed scenery. As the sky melts into shades of pink and gold over the mountains, you'll have plenty of time to snap photos, raise a glass or just kick back and soak it all in. Plus, if the weather's warm enough, you can even take a dip in the sea before dinner. Once night sets in, a tasty Turkish meal is served on deck. With a spacious layout and cosy seating areas, the gulet is perfect for couples, friends wanting a laid-back vibe or solo travellers looking to unwind. Add in the sea breeze and starlit views, and you've got a dreamy night to remember. Good food, gentle sailing and memorable views await you on this adults-only Marmaris sunset cruise.

Full-day Marmaris 4x4 Off-road Safari

Buckle up for this off-road safari whizzing through the wild side of Marmaris and special locations. You'll be whisked away to the wild side zipping through the Bozburun peninsula, with its pine-studded forests, villages, and honey farms. Make a splash at Ciflik Bay – and some serious beach lounging, before chowing up some local grub at Bayir village's Derepinar restaurant. You'll then hit up Turgut waterfalls and other hidden gems like Kizkumu's Jesus Beach.

Marmaris gyrocopter flight experience

Get ready for take-off on this ultimate gyrocopter adventure. You'll begin with a full briefing before gearing up and taking your seat in a one-passenger gyrocopter. Accompanied by an experienced pilot, you'll take to the skies on a 15-minute flight over Marmaris Bay to take-in panoramic views of Turkey's stunning turquoise coastline. A high-definition camera will capture 360-degree footage, and you'll also get the chance to wear Ray-Ban™ smart glasses to snap your own photos.

Full-day guided tour to Ephesus and Selcuk Market

Step back in time on this full-day tour visiting the ancient city of Ephesus, followed by a visit to Selcuk's lively weekly market. First up, you'll have a guided tour of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's known as one of the best-preserved ancient cities in the world. Your guide will bring the city to life, with stories about its history and what life was like when this place was in its prime.Your ticket also includes access to the digital experience museum, where interactive displays, 360-degree projections, and sensory exhibits make ancient Ephesus come alive. Walk through the majestic Temple of Artemis and the Celsus Library, feeling as though you've travelled back in time.After your guided tour, there's a buffet lunch at a traditional Turkish restaurant on the menu, before swinging by Selcuk's bustling market. Here, the stalls are piled high with fresh fruit and veg, handmade crafts and, of course, Turkish delight. Plus, if you really want to get stuck into local life, you can try your hand at bartering for best prices.