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Turunc

It is believed that the first settlement of this area of Turunc, was around the same time that Marmaris was first settled. Turunc has been a continuous settlement from Hellene to Byzantine times. The village, that was settled by nomad. These nomad made  there living from flocks, agriculture, thyme, bay leaf trees, sage and carobs, along side  ishing. Now days, how ever, there's a little left from the old way of life. Turunc had evolved  into a vacation and holiday resort. Though it's not as big as it's neighbors, Marmaris or Itcmeler, Trunc is  a nice, clean and quiet. There are 2 ways to get there. One is by boat from Marmaris or Itcmeler. The second one, is by car or Dolmush, on a very beautiful and scenic rout.

Upon completing the land rout to Turunc, you see a breath taking view. Underneath you, you’ll see Turunc and it beautiful bay, spread accrues the horizon. If you come by a boat, it seams like it’s hidden behind the hills. It takes about 25 minutes to Icmeler and about extra 15 minutes or so, to Marmaris. The climate in Turunc enables you to swim 7 months a year (April-October). If you’re up to it, you can go on tours like trekking, jogging, and scuba. By large, the temp’ in Turunc is not less than 15 - 20 C in daytime. From Turunc to the airport in Dalaman, it’s about 120km and to the one in Izmir, it’s about 280km.

Going out

Since Turunc has just recently started evolving into a tourist site, it doesn't have a very big entertainment area. It has though, facilities ranging from pensions to luxury hotels and a smaller shopping center then Marmaris. How ever, this doesn't mean you can't go out at night for a drink or a restaurant. You can also take one of the boat shuttles that goes back and forth, between Marmaris/ Icmeler and Turunc.

A very good way to get to know Turunc and its surroundings is to take a Blue Voyage Gulet charter. The town Kumlubuk, with it's beautiful bay and ruins.

Bayir

This is one of the villages that is in a drive away distance from Marmaris. To get  there, you take the Icmeler road that goes up to the hills. You soon start going up a  scenecal road Along the way, you can stop at one of the vista points, to enjoy the breath  taking view. Up you go until you get to Bayer. At the center of the village, you'll see an old  olive tree. This tree is believed to be over 2000 years. The locales say that if you circle the  tree twice counter clock wise, you'll get younger by few years. Few meter from the tree,  you'll see fresh water coming out of a wall. This water are drinkable. You might want to have a taste  from the famous Pine Tree Honey Cham Bali.

Shelale

Driving out on Bayir, south bound, you come to a circular junction. Turning right, you'll see a quarry. Keep going for about 300 meters, on on your right you'll see a sign  that'll point you to Shelale. After about 100 meters or so, you come to a parking area.  This is a good place to get out of your car, and change into a swim suit. Walking over a  bridge, you'll come to a set of water falls with few pools of water. Have fun. On the way  back, you might want to stop at one of the restaurant for a fish meal. If you go into  Ismail's place, not far from the road you came with, you can go into the old water mill and  see how it operates.

Turgut

Out you go and back to the main road. Driving for about 1 minute, you'll come to  a handcraft carpets factory, at the outskirts of the village of Turgut. You can take a free tour there, and get a short lecture and a feel of how carpet are made. If you are up to buying on of the carpets, this can also be done there. Haggling is part of the game. So don't be sheepish  about it. Going into the village, you get to see the villagers at there daily work  Usually, the  men are playing Shes- Besh and having a drink, while the women do the work. Turgut, originally a fishing village, is nestled underneath the Ruins of Caria, from around the Hellenistic era. It's a hike of about 400 meters to ruins.

Orhaniye

Once you go out of Turgut and up the hill, you'll see stretched underneath you, the beautiful mind boggling bay of the village of Orhaniye. There you'll see the enclave that starches through part of the bay. You will also see the ruins of yet another castle on a small  land. This castle used to guard the bay from invaders.

Blue Voyage

These blue cruise can be taken from any of the coastal towns in the  Marmaris area. If you take a cruise like that from Marmaris, Itcmeler and Trunc, you get to  see the many beautiful bays around Marmaris. You can also take a longer cruise, to the  town of Dalyan, with it's lovely shore and carved tombs, along side the ruins of Caunos. If  you take a cruise from Orhaniye, it will take you around some of the soothing bays of the Aegean sea.

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