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Orhaniye
On the 30th kilometre of the road leading from Marmaris to Hisarönü and Bozburun, there is a beautiful cove within Hisarönü Bay. The stretch of a pathway just beneath the waters’ surface, called Kız Kumu, is a wonderful sight to see. There are various legends as to how this reddish 750-metre walkway came into being. This is a must-see venue for anyone who has travelled to Marmaris, and there are a few pensions and restaurants available for visitors.
A newly established yacht marina has also begun to function. On a small islet within the bay, ruins of an ancient fortress are visible, reminding us of the past.
Villa Nurtan
The English owner had Villa Nurtan and several other luxury villas built here, all with local materials to be as unobtrusive as possible with the local
Club Mistral
Club Mistral in its former and current position has been a favoured venue in the area for over 20 years. The business has left behind the bustle of
Kizkumu Beach
Kizkumu, or Maiden’s Sand , is near Orhaniye, half an hour’s minibus ride outside Marmaris if when you see people walking on the sea do not be
Palmiye Restaurant
Sitting at the head of the idyllic Hisaronu Bay and open throughout the summer season, Palmiye Restaurant is a family-run restaurant/hotel that has
