the 9-to-5 nomad's guide to solo travel
WHERE TO STAY
top neighborhoods for solo travelers & first-time visitors
SEARCH TOP HOTELS & HOSTELS FOR SOLO TRAVELERS

MARINA/CITY CENTER
The harbor is the ultimate cool canvas, with a waterfront promenade that's more than just a view – it's a vibe. Dive into the scene with a variety of restaurants and cafes, each adding its flavor to the chic ambiance. At night the harbor comes to life at with Bars and clubs.

SITELER (Beachfront)
For those wanting beach vibes, Siteler is a good place to stay. Dive into crystal-clear waters, making it the ultimate spot for swimming and snorkeling adventures. The lively beachfront ambiance, a medley of seaside cafes and restaurants, and the convenience of exploring the marina's attractions just a stone's throw away.
WHERE TO PLAY
Top Nightlife Hotspots, Beach Clubs & Bars
Main Nightlife District: Marina/Bar Street

BUDA SHISHA LOUNGE
Location: Harbour
About: Relaxed Shisha Bar
what to do
top attractions, day trips & adventures

BOAT TRIP
RHODES GREECE
Rhodes is a historically rich island with a well-preserved medieval Old Town, ancient ruins, and beautiful beaches. The boat ride is between 1-2 hours, allowing travelers to experience both countries in a single trip.

DALYAN mud baths & turtle beach
Experience the therapeutic benefits of Dalyan's mud baths, rich in minerals, followed by a refreshing dip in the nearby sulfur pools. Later, embark on a boat trip to Iztuzu Beach, also known as Turtle Beach, a nesting ground for endangered loggerhead sea turtles. Witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat

Marmaris castle
The Marmaris Castle, also known as the Castle of Suleiman the Magnificent, is a major historical landmark in the city. It was originally built by the Ionians around 3000 BC and later renovated and expanded by various civilizations, including the Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. The castle offers panoramic views of Marmaris Bay.

cleopatra island (sedir)
This small island is located just off the coast of Marmaris and is said to have been a favorite swimming spot of Cleopatra. The island has a beautiful beach with clear waters and is a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling. Its famous for its beach made from crushed seashells. The legend behind the beach is that the sand was specially imported from Egypt by Marc Antony.
off the beaten path
hidden gems beyond the popular tourist attractions

Nimara Cave
(Cennet Island)
Escape the crowds and delve into the wonders of Nimara Cave, located on Cennet Island (meaning "Paradise Island") . This fascinating cave boasts stalactites, stalagmites. After visiting the Nimara cave, it's time to relax on the clean beach of Paradise Island, Reach the island by boat trip from Marmaris and enjoy a combination of swimming, exploring the cave.

Orhaniye and Turgut Waterfall
Head east of Marmaris to discover the picturesque town of Orhaniye, nestled amidst citrus groves and mountains. Explore the local markets, enjoy a delicious seafood meal by the harbor, and take a refreshing dip in the cool waters of Turgut Waterfall, surrounded by lush greenery .