At the point where the Mediterranean and the Aegean meet, there is a paradise opening to a unique bay: Marmaris

A modern tourism city, which Herodotus calls "the most beautiful sky in the world", with its back to the green of pine and log forests, a pearl at the southern tip of Turkey. This city, which hosts countless visitors every year, has always been a center of attraction with its alternative holiday opportunities and variety of services.

HISTORY of MARMARİS


The history of Marmaris goes back to 3400 BC. The first settlement begins with the arrival of a tribe whose leader is Kar. The name KARIA was given to the region later, meaning the country of Snow. The fertility of the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts has always made the region attractive. The city is the most important bridge opening to Rhodes and Aegean islands. Thus, Marmaris has become a place where many civilizations ruled over time.

It is possible to see the traces of Caria, Rhodes and island civilizations, Egypt, Assyria, Ionian, Persian, Macedonian, Syrian, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman civilizations during the trips to be made in the region.

It is the first name of the city of Pyskos. Today, its remains can be seen in the location called Asartepe.