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is home to many water sports such as windsurfing, surfing, water-skiing,
jet-skiing, scuba diving, snorkelling, para-gliding and banana boat rides.
If you would prefer to relax, then head to the Turkish baths for a variety
of treatments including massages. You can also take boat and yacht trips
as well as party cruises where you are likely to have stop-off\'s where
you can dive off the boat into the sea. There is also plenty of
sightseeing to do in the museum located in the castle. You can also go on
many excursions where you can do more sightseeing in the small villages
just outside the town. There are many ancient and historic sites for you
to look at in Marmaris as well as trips to Rhodes, Bodrum and Dalyan. Jeep
safaris are also a popular way to go sightseeing.
Eating out: Whether you
want to go international, or try local fare at a 'lokanta' (Turkish
restaurant), Marmaris' hundreds of dining establishments will have
something to suit any appetite and any pocket. Visitors should not balk at
sampling Turkish delights, however, particularly popular doner kebabs and
seafood meze platters.
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