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Dalyan Tour from Bodrum

From $55
Boat Tour in Bodrum

Trip at a Glance

  • Locations

    Bodrum, Turkey

  • Activities

    Boat Tour, Heritage-History Tour, Lifestyle, Sightseeing

  • Price
    $55 USD per person
  • Duration

    12 hours

  • Departure Day(s) and Time(s)

    7:00am - 7:00pm

  • Starting Location

    Pickup from your hotel in Bodrum

  • Price Includes

    Pick up transfer from your hotel in Bodrum, all entrance fees, transportation in a fully air-conditioned coach, professional English-speaking tour guide, return transfer to your hotel.

Highlights

  • Visit one of the last nesting areas for the Caretta caretta, Sea Turtles.
  • Feel refreshed and revitalized after a healthy sulphur bath.
  • See the graves that were built for the kings.

Trip Info

Dalyan is a very popular small town that is very green and unspoiled by buildings.  Visit the beautiful Iztuzu Beach, which is accessible by a 45 minute boat trip. It is one of the last nesting areas for the Caretta caretta, Sea Turtles. Between May and September, the female turtles come to the beach to lay their eggs, check on them from time to time, and finally, to take their babies to the sea.

Next, we’ll take a 15 minute boat trip  to the sulphur bath which is a different experience for many people visiting the city. The mud contains sulphur and other elements that are good for skin conditions and will make you feel refreshed and revitalized. There is also a small spa where you can just relax.

Lastly, we’ll visit Caunos, the ancient city that is famous for its rock-cut tombs.These were graves for the kings and other important people of the city. Since the pagans of the area believed in resurrection, they put lots of food, money, jewellery and other valuable items in holes at the entrance of the tombs, but because of grave robbers nothing is left today.

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