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Cidir Mah, Inonu Cad 146 Sok 8, Marmaris, 48700, Turkey
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Byzantine cove in the morning
view of the castle from promenade
Marmaris beach
FUN IN THE SUN
hello,
planning to take a bus from marmaris to selcuk in mid-june, can anyone help me find the daily bus schedule, duration of trip, and cost? any recommended bus company or are they all pretty much the same?
also thinking of taking the bus from marmaris to kas, hoping to find the same info as above.
thanks a lot,
miko
Hi Miko maybe you have to change in Aydin for Selcuk so buses will probably be every half hour,hour at most.Probably 3 or 4 different companies,look at this site below.
http://www.sidestep.com/travel-info-g2707751-t46509-planning_a_trip_marmaris_turkey
For Kas maybe a change in Ortaca is needed.
Prices are going to be higher on the main bus companies with the local bus coops the cheaper.
hi mark,
checked out the marmaris link you posted, it does seem that i'll have to change buses at aydin before getting to selcuk.
just to clarify, when they say 'change buses,' does that mean i get off and buy another ticket for the aydin to selcuk leg? or does that mean the ticket i'll buy at marmaris is good all the way to selcuk and i just have to transfer buses without paying anymore?
thanks,
miko
Hi Miko,yeah you will probably have to buy another ticket,unless they sell you a ticket all the way but if you are changing buses then probably bus companies will change too,so expect to buy another.All bus stations have several companies going to the same places so when you arrive,have a look for the next available bus,on a 2 hour journey doesn't matter much which company,just sit on the right hand side of the bus if possible,gets warm sitting in the sun.
very helpful advice as always mark, will do just that. thanks!
would you know what time the last buses leave aydin for selcuk? i'm thinking i'll probably get to aydin late afternoon, maybe even early evening. hoping there will still be buses at that time.
It's a main road guess there will buses every half hour up until 19.00 hourly after.
ok, at least i know i won't get stranded there in case i arrive early evening.
thanks again!
If you like reading on holiday like me then you need to take books with you because it is hard to find any decent books in Marmaris. You can get newspapers but they are a day late and work out very expensive, an English newspaper in Marmaris costs about £2.
Marmaris Castle is high up in the old town and was built in 1522. It was renovated in 1990. There are fabulous views all round and the gardens are cool and pretty. They have tortoises in the grass. There are two rooms containing pictures and artifacts and it is not boring at all. Well worth a visit. There is a small charge to get in.
Marmaris is quite old, going back in history to 900BC.
When Marmaris was a part of the Ottoman empire, it name was Mimaras,
then changed to Mermeris and finally Marmaris.
In 1522, the Ottoman Sultan "Suleyman the Magnificent" conquered the city.
If you visit the Castle in the old section of the city, you will see a photo of him!
The Castle has lovely views from its ramparts and is well worth a visit!
Also in this area, is the "old city" which is has plenty of windy, narrow
streets just begging to be explored......... I found it an interesting and
pretty area. Some of the streets are quite steep!
In days gone by, Marmaris used to be a quaint fishing village, it certainly
isn't that these days! Hotels line street after street!
Units, Resorts, Hotels and any other accommodation you can think of is here.
When I first saw Marmaris, I couldn't believe how many Holiday resorts there were.
How could they fill them all? Evidently they do in Summer I was told, the
English just love to come here and sunbake.
I certainly saw plenty of snow white people and bright pink people!!!!!!
I also was told by my Hotel, that they close over Winter, so does it become
a bit of a Ghost City??????
Marmaris wasn't me!
With all the Units here, there wasn't much prettiness about the place.
I did like the the old part of the city and the Castle, and the walk along the
Looooooooong promenade was nice.
BUT.............I would hate to be here in peak season, I don't think there
would be room to move.
About 200,000 people converge on this city for Summer holidays!!
Luckily, Marmaris was mainly used as a base for me to get to 'Rhodes,
Dalyan and Datca.
These towns and Peninsula's were lovely, very scenic, and are well worth
catching a Dolmus for a look at.
My accommodation was good, and I had a good time here, but really have
no desire to come back. I have seen and done all that I wanted to!
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