Prepárate para un día salvaje y pasado por agua en el parque acuático Aqua Dream. Sus numerosos toboganes, sacacorchos y aventuras acuáticas aptas para todas las edades proporcionarán un fantástico día a familias y grupos de amigos.
Aviso a los amantes de la adrenalina: dispondrás de todo el día para remojarte y nadar mientras disfrutas a tu antojo en uno de los mayores parques temáticos de Marmaris. Disfrutarás de una emoción, diversión y relax interminables, perfectos tanto para familias como para amigos y parejas. Gracias a su situación en lo alto de las colinas de Marmaris, tendrás unas vistas espectaculares antes de lanzarte por los toboganes acuáticos disfrutando del subidón de adrenalina. Los niños se quedarán fascinados por la temática del parque: la antigua Troya. Imagina enormes caballos de Troya de madera mirando hacia los numerosos toboganes coloridos y sacacorchos y ruinas de piedra de imitación que adornan las piscinas. Te encantarán las atracciones que te harán dar vueltas, girar, caer y te lanzarán a la piscina. Baja los toboganes a toda velocidad o cabalga las olas en la piscina de surf. Desciende el río lento flotando sobre un enorme flotador de goma. O desafía lo imposible al probar el conocido tobogán “invertido”, que discurre hacia arriba en lugar de hacia abajo causando una sensación increíble y extraña. También hay una zona preparada para los niños pequeños, un restaurante y un parque con hamacas donde podrás disfrutar tomando el sol. La excursión incluye también un tentempié. ¿A qué esperas? ¡El parque acuático Aqua Dream garantiza horas de diversión y emociones para todas las edades!
Ven y alucina con el torbellino de energía del famoso grupo de danza turco, que te llevará por un recorrido espectacular a través de la cultura e historia de la región. Estos bailarines profesionales son tan estimulantes que... ¡querrás saltar al escenario y unirte a ellos!
La antigua región de Anatolia es el corazón de la moderna Turquía y su folclore ha dado forma a gran parte de la extensa cultura y costumbres del país. Este espectáculo mundialmente famoso te contará la historia de su pasado por medio de la danza. El increíble grupo de danza Fuego de Anatolia es el equivalente turco al grupo irlandés Riverdance. El espectáculo cuenta con un elenco de 120 bailarines que bailan, zapatean y giran al ritmo de la música folk tradicional que proviene desde los altiplanos de Anatolia hasta los Balcanes, desde el mar Negro hasta el Mediterráneo. Si añade el ballet y las representaciones de danza moderna acrobática, todo ello acompañado de música turca alegre y tambores, unido a luces y trajes deslumbrantes, obtendrás un espectáculo que nunca olvidarás. Fuego de Anatolia ostenta dos récords mundiales, el de mayor número de pasos de baile en un minuto, 241 concretamente, y el de haber actuado para el mayor número de espectadores cuando actuaron ante 400 000 personas en la región del mar Muerto.
Sin duda es un espectáculo que no puedes perderte: cualquier persona a la que le apasione la danza y la música o que tenga interés por la cultura turca, tanto tradicional como contemporánea, vivirá una noche que perdurará en su memoria durante mucho tiempo.
Disfrute de una tradición turca santificada en un auténtico barbero turco. Una visita a un barbero local le mostrará por qué la mayoría de los hombres en Turquía nunca soñaría con afeitarse ellos mismos cada mañana. Los hombres turcos visitan a su peluquero local todos los días para darse un afeitado a cuchilla perfecto. Mucho más que un ritual de preparación, una visita al barbero es un evento social donde los hombres se reúnen para arreglarse, beber té y disfrutar de una charla.
Aproveche al máximo esta oportunidad para disfrutar y vivir como un turco en su próximo viaje a ciudades como Marmaris, Estambul, Bodrum, Kusadasi o Antalya.
Relájese y disfrute de un afeictado turco completo que consta de toallas calientes aplicadas para suavizar la piel, afeitado a cuchilla, depilación, quemado, depilación del vello nasal, hidratación, aplicación de colonia y un masaje de espalda, cuello y hombro/brazos para aliviar tensiones. Para una opción más básica, el afeitado tradicional simplemente incluye toallas calientes, afeitado a cuchilla, hidratación y aplicación de colonia.
Siéntese y póngase en manos expertas mientras su peluquero trabaja meticulosamente en su oficio. Disfrute de un tratamiento que cada caballero merece mientras se relaja, se olvida de sus preocupaciones y pone fin a su experiencia con un fantástico corte de pelo, estilo y acabado a su gusto. Aproveche la oportunidad para darse un homenaje con un tratamiento relajante y tranquilo en "The Shaves" en Turquía, una experiencia esencial al visitar este hermoso país.
Fancy a change of scenery one evening? Then take a trip to Dalyan. This charming town has bagged a lovely spot along the winding Dalyan River just inland from the coast. And it's even more appealing at sunset, when its shops and restaurants twinkle to life. Arriving around 8pm, we'll kick-start your visit with a complimentary shot at one of our favourite bars. After that, you'll have two hours to explore under your own steam. Delve into the narrow streets lined with terracotta-roofed houses and al fresco cafés. Browse around the shops, picking up leather goods, jewellery and colourful pottery. And finish up with dinner or drinks at a pretty riverside restaurant, soaking up the views over the Lycian rock tombs. Perched above the reedbeds, these cliff-cut tombs are illuminated at night, so they look magical. Then, at the end of the evening, we'll pick you up and drive you back to Sarigerme.
Turkey is famous for its bazaars and beaches and on this trip you can enjoy both. First up is Fethiye Gold Centre, a shopping complex devoted to gleaming gold and jewellery. Snap up some ready-made trinkets or get a special piece made to order. Then it's on to Fethiye weekly market, where you'll have three hours to indulge in some retail therapy. Work your way through the countless stands stacked with exotic spices, leather bags, rugs and ceramics. Stock up with fake Gucci, D&G and Prada labels. And as you hunt around, remember to haggle to ensure you bag some bargains. After that, you'll be ready to relax, so it's off to Olu Deniz Blue Lagoon. This famous lagoon features on many a Turkey postcard and is a real beauty. Stretch out on the white sands or swim in the shallows. Your last stop is a Turkish Delight factory, where you can try and buy some of these sweet Turkish delicacies before heading home.
If you've never tried a hammam, or Turkish bath, before, you're in for a bit of a surprise. It leaves you feeling incredibly clean and gets your skin in great condition for a lasting tan. And this is your chance to give it a go. First things first, we'll drive you to a traditional bath centre in the neighboring town of Ortaca. Once you're here, you'll change into your swimwear in a cubicle and head for the hammam - essentially a steam room - wrapped in a towel. Relax into the warm steam as it softens your skin and eases out the toxins. Next, you'll lie on a heated marble slab where you'll be given an exfoliating body scrub and a massage in olive oil soap. Once you've had time to cool off, you'll leave feeling wonderfully fresh and relaxed. There are optional oil massages available for an extra charge, too.
If you're planning on getting a golden glow while you're in Turkey, a hammam, or Turkish bath, will get things off to a flying start. They leave your skin in perfect condition for a lasting tan - removing any dead skin cells and helping to prevent peeling. And on this trip, you'll experience a traditional hammam along with an aromatherapy massage as a finishing touch. Everything starts when we whisk you to one of the best local bath centers. Here, you'll change into your swimwear and sit in the steam-filled hammam room, feeling the warm air soften your skin and open your pores. After that, you'll stretch out on a warm marble slab for a body scrub before being lathered in soft, soapy bubbles. Then it's time for the special extra - a relaxing massage in Turkish aromatherapy oils. You'll come away feeling wonderfully refreshed and ready for a fabulous tan.
This day trip is devoted to one of the world's best-preserved classical cities - Ephesus. Scattered over hills close to Turkey's west coast, this 2,000-year old Roman city is a living, breathing outdoor museum. And after arriving here, you'll have four hours to explore as a guide tells you fascinating facts about its past. See the Great Theatre, where 24,000 spectators once gathered for plays, gladiator fights and to hear St. Paul. Walk along Marble Street, the main thoroughfare - its flagstones worn by chariot wheels. You'll also see the footprint carved in the stone that shows the way to the brothel. Elsewhere, you've got shops, houses, baths and the brothel itself. And you'll also check out the Temple of Hadrian and the city's showpiece, the Celsus Library. Built as a tomb and library combined, this stunning edifice had double walls to protect the 12,000 scrolls it stored. A treat for history lovers, with free time for lunch after your visit and before your journey back to Sarigerme.
From Robbie Williams to Jack Nicholson, anyone who's anyone has tried out the mudbaths on the Dalyan River. And now you can test their anti-ageing powers for yourself and see two of Dalyan's other attractions in the same day. First, you'll ride a riverboat to the sulphur-smelling mud pools, where you're free to plunge in. Cake yourself in the mud, rinse down and judge for yourself - it's said to make you feel ten years younger. After lunch on the riverbank, you'll then sail past the Lycian rock tombs. Marvel at these ancient cliff-face tombs from deck before cruising to the river mouth. Here, you'll come to the third of Dalyan's gems - Iztuzu beach. A designated breeding ground for Caretta-caretta, or loggerhead turtles, this long sandy beach is nothing short of stunning. And it's yours to explore, swim from or simply admire before driving back to Sarigerme around two hours later.
If you’re ready to relax, this adults-only cruise is ideal. Climb aboard our luxury gulet and sail along the beautiful Turkish coast. With no kids around, it’s all about peace perfect peace. Smooth on the suncream and work on your tan. Watch as tiny coves, villages and distant, pine-covered mountains glide by. Or bury yourself in a book armed with a complimentary drink from the bar - soft drinks, beers and water are on tap. You’ll stop in some of the prettiest bays along the way so you can swim or snorkel in the sheltered waters. And just after midday, you’ll drop anchor for an onboard buffet lunch. Relax in as the sea laps around you and your crew lays out the meal. After that, you’re off to another bay for another swimming break. Then, to set the seal on the day, you’ll be treated to afternoon tea and cookies before sailing back to harbour and your bus back to Sarigerme.
This one does exactly what it says on the tin. You’ll join your Holiday Advisors for a bar-to-bar jolly along Marmaris’ main strip, with a couple of shots, a bit of dancing, and some bar games thrown in. You’ll skip the queues at places like Sugar Hut, a popular Turkish knock-off of the TOWIE cast’s hangout, and Shooters, where DJs spin the latest R&B hits. The crawl also ducks into the strip’s only rock bar, as well as a club called the Greenhouse, where plants and shrubs wrap around the bars. The trip is a one-way transfer to Bar Street, and the Holiday Advisors say goodnight at about 1am. After that, you’re free to go back to your favourite spot, or check out the rest of what Marmaris’ nightlife has to offer.
If you’re booked on an evening flight back home, this is for you. It’s a great way to the make the most of your last day in Turkey. After checking out of your hotel, we’ll drive you to Dalyan. Once here, you’ll board a riverboat and sail to the nearby mud baths. Strip down to your swimwear and dive into the warm mud - it’s great for your skin. You’ll then cruise over the reed-fringed Köycegiz Lake before sitting down for a lunch on the riverbanks. After that, snap photos of the cliffside Lycian tombs near Dalyan as we sail downstream to Iztuzu beach. This long arc of sands is a scenic showstopper and protected nesting ground for rare Caretta-caretta, or loggerhead, turtles. Relax with some sunbathing or swimming before we drive you on to a hotel near Dalaman airport. Here, you’ll be reunited with your luggage and have time to relax in your room, take a shower and enjoy a buffet supper before we take you to the airport for your flight.
No trip to Turkey is complete without polishing off your haggling skills in one of its marketplaces. This day out lets you explore one of Marmaris’ bazaars and try to barter down the best price on all sorts of things. You’ll start the day with a stop at a jewellery shop, before making your way to the bazaar. The rest of the day is then yours to wander around the criss-crossing aisles of the market. You’ll come across vendors flogging spices, hand-woven carpets, homemade ceramic gifts, and plenty of copy-cat designer clothing. Here’s a tip – if something catches your fancy, try offering a third of the asking price. The seller will have a comeback, but you’ll probably end up paying less than half of the original price.
Leave your best gear in your hotel room today, because you’re bound to get dirty on this cross-country adventure. The day starts with a safety briefing and a few laps around a practice track. Once you’re familiar with your all-terrain vehicle, things take an off-road turn. You’ll line up in a convoy and make your way into the forest. Along the way, you’ll splash through shallow streams, rev across dusty hills, and speed under water-jets. If your adrenaline meter likes to hover close to the top, this one’s definitely for you.
A boat trip to a pretty fishing village is on the cards today, followed by a shopping trip to its market. From Marmaris harbour, you’ll sail over to Turunc. This sleepy village edges a horseshoe-shaped bay of glass-like water, and is backed by pine-clad mountains. And, although there are restaurants and a few hotels lined up along the shore, there’s plenty in the way of its old-world charm. Mooring at Turunc, the day begins with a beach break so you can dip into the Mediterranean Sea or relax on the Blue Flag-awarded stretch of shingle and sand. Later, it’s on to the village’s market, where you’ll have some free time to barter with the vendors that flog everything from ceramics and spices, to leather goods and jewellery. Plus, of course, no Turkish market is complete without the obligatory knock-off designer stands.