Marmaris

Marmaris

Turkey

Introduction to Port

Port Marmaris stands apart not just for its setting but for how a single port funnels you into a mosaic of sea, history and modern comfort: a crescent of pine-fringed coastline encircles a bustling harbor where cruise ships glide into a purpose-built terminal, while a compact pedestrian Old Town unfolds just steps away with spice-scented markets, waterfront restaurants and a castle that crowns the hill for panoramic views. Signature experiences here blend effortless access with diverse adventures: captain’s choice day sails and private yacht charters along Marmaris Bay, anchor stops in Ekincik and Dalyan for river scenery and the turtle-laden Iztuzu Beach, and a short hop across the Aegean to Rhodes for a Greek island hop without long overland transfers. The port’s fleet features modern deep-draft berths, shore power and efficient gangways that accommodate a spectrum of ships—from mid-size expedition vessels to grand cruise liners—plus a comprehensive shore-side service complex with multilingual excursion desks, medical and customs assistance, high-speed Wi-Fi and duty-free shopping that makes onshore time as seamless as the voyage. With onboard services on ships calling Marmaris ranging from spa and wellness to world-class dining and themed entertainment, this port delivers a curated Turkish Riviera experience that feels intimate rather than industrial, making Marmaris a standout gateway for those seeking a high-touch, port-first taste of the southwest coast.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Stunning natural setting
Bayfront beauty framed by pine mountains and a vibrant marina.
Lively waterfront life
Bustling quay, markets, bars, and eateries with a Mediterranean vibe.
Gateway to Rhodes
Launch point for yacht trips to Rhodes and other Aegean spots.
Access to top resorts
Great deals on high-end stays at some spectacular resort worlds.