First swimming stop at a lovely bay Green Sea for 40 min. The waters and the nature around here are so appealing and serene. The water is here a bit cooler than the rest of the places but it’s crystal clear and the best place to jump off the boat into this beautiful greenish water.

Turunc village offers a charming interlude on our boat journey, a picturesque blend of tradition and modernity nestled along the coastline. Upon arrival, you're invited to immerse yourself in Turunc's allure. Meander through its quaint streets, where echoes of the past harmonize with vibrant contemporary life. Don't miss the chance to peruse the local bazaar, a bustling hub of culture and commerce where treasures await discovery. But it's the beaches of Turunc that truly steal the show, each one a masterpiece of nature's artistry. Here, the azure sea beckons, offering solace and serenity amidst its crystal-clear depths. Lose yourself in the myriad shades of blue, a soothing balm for the soul. As we bid farewell to Turunc, rest assured that the journey continues to unveil its wonders. Our next destination, a hidden jewel of the region, awaits with promises of awe and wonderment.

For those drawn to the allure of the water, Turunc's crystalline shores offer an irresistible invitation to plunge into its depths. Our next aquatic escapade beckons as we chart a course for Kumlubuk Bay, renowned for its mesmerizing clarity and tranquil ambience. Here, you'll have a full hour to immerse yourself in the refreshing embrace of the sea, whether swimming, snorkelling, or simply basking in the sun-drenched serenity. But the adventure doesn't end there. Our voyage continues towards the illustrious Phosphorus Cave on Paradise Island a storied marvel sculpted by the hand of nature. As we glide through the cerulean expanse, the cave's mystique draws near, promising a brief yet enchanting encounter with its luminescent beauty. Prepare to be captivated as we navigate its waters for a memorable 15-minute sojourn into this legendary grotto.

Aquarium Bay, the most popular swimming stop, is one of the symbols of Marmaris. Seeing the Aquarium Bay's beauty is the best answer to why Marmaris boat tours are so popular. The reason why the bay was given the name aquarium is, as anyone can guess, for its incredibly pure waters. It's such incredible clarity that it is possible to count the stones at the bottom of the water, even the fish swimming in it.

Phosphorous Cave, also known as Wish Cave, has a mixture of green and turquoise water. This colour attracts the attention of visitors with its structure and naturalness. Phosphorous Cave is one of the most popular points of Marmaris boats.