Dalaman Holidays

Jaw-dropping district on the southwestern coast

Explore the Dalaman region, a remote area of south-west Turkey that is steeped in rich ancient history and beautiful nature. Offering stunning beaches, a lively nightlife and exceptional sightseeing, this is one holiday to Turkey that you certainly won’t forget in a hurry.

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Dalaman

D Resort Göcek

5* out of 5 stars

This luxury resort located in Turkey’s top high-end yachting community offers breath-taking views of the Mediterranean Sea, and beautifully designed guest rooms.

5 nights Bed and Breakfast including Easy Jet flights from £934 per person

Dalaman

D Maris Bay

5* out of 5 stars

D Maris Bay has everything you need and more; six restaurants, three tennis courts, a relaxing spa and watersports to just name a few.

5 nights Bed and Breakfast including Easy Jet flights from £1,694 per person

Luxury Holidays to Dalaman

Dalaman is located in the south-west region of Turkey and provides everything you need for the getaway of a lifetime. Known as the Turquoise Coast and the destination of choice for ancient Greek Gods Pegasus and Apollo, Dalaman’s shoreline is scattered with beautiful beaches, delicious restaurants and authentic Turkish shops and market stalls. Throw into the mix a range of luxurious accommodation and top-notch hospitality and you’ve got yourself a holiday to Turkey that you’re guaranteed to remember forever.

Top Five Reasons to Holiday in Dalaman

  • The beaches – Dalaman is home to gorgeous sandy beaches that are ideal for sunbathing, watersports and swimming.
  • The nightlife – From late evening all the way through to dawn, Marmaris is host to the biggest party in the region. The aptly named Bar Street is the place to be.
  • The history – The likes of ancient ghost towns and rock tombs bear a rich history and are just waiting to be explored.
  • The weather – Catching a tan definitely couldn’t be any easier during the summer months spent in Dalaman.   
  • The food – Authentic Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine without the frills can be found around every corner.  

Things to Do in Dalaman

An underrated area of Turkey that most definitely shouldn’t be overlooked, the Dalaman region is equally as exciting as it is beautiful. The bright-blue coastline has earned the right to be aptly nicknamed the Turquoise Coast, home to exceptionally beautiful beaches that are a dream for sunbathing, swimming and watersports. The Blue Lagoon in Olu Deniz is a must-visit; a natural cove and protected national park with clear waters and stunning sands.

If you’re looking for a lively night out after the sun dips into the mountains, you can’t go wrong with the bars and clubs of Hisarönü. Cabaret is a popular pastime here so expect raucous show tunes to spill out of the doors, entertaining drag artists and plenty of drinks and laughter until the sun comes up once again.

There are plenty of daytime activities to keep you occupied in the Dalaman region. Marmaris is the place to go for some authentic Turkish retail therapy – think colourful bazaars, haggling vendors and a range of knick-knacks and souvenirs for you to take home. The Kayaköy Ghost Town is another must-visit; an ancient and now empty village in the Taurus Mountains that has been deserted since the 1920s, due to the violence and retribution between the Greeks and the Turks following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.

Dalaman Facts

  • Population: 33,451
  • Area: 616.8km² 
  • Cleopatra’s Isle is nearby, an area which legend has Cleopatra used to have secret trysts with Mark Anthony
  • Olu Deniz’ Blue Lagoon has been named one of the world’s best beaches

Weather in Dalaman

A fantastic destination for any time of the year, Dalaman has a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and very hot summers. Boasting an impressive 320 days of sunshine per year, there’s certainly no need for an umbrella during the summer months where temperatures can reach a high of 31 degrees from June to September.

Dalaman Holidays 2026 / 2027

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Top Picks

D Maris Bay

5* out of 5 stars

D Maris Bay has everything you need and more; six restaurants, three tennis courts, a relaxing spa and watersports to just name a few.

D Resort Göcek

5* out of 5 stars

This luxury resort located in Turkey’s top high-end yachting community offers breath-taking views of the Mediterranean Sea, and beautifully designed guest rooms.

Liberty Signa Hotel

5* out of 5 stars

Taking advantage of its gorgeous surroundings, this magnificent Turkish resort will give you a beach holiday like no other, suffusing every moment in luxury.

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Things to do

Dalyan Mud Baths

Dalyan Mud Baths

One of the most popular ways to unwind in Dalaman is with a trip to the Dalyan Mud Baths. Here, people come from far and wide to submerge themselves in the mud, waiting for it to dry on their skin in the sun before washing off in the thermal water pools. The whole process is not only fun and relaxing, but is also said to treat a number of illnesses and diseases.

Iztuzu Beach

Iztuzu Beach

Situated around 13 kilometres south of Dalyan, Iztuzu Beach welcomes visitors with it’s long, sandy shoreline, warm waters, and awesome wildlife watching opportunities. Endangered loggerhead turtles come here to nest at night, but you may also encounter them in the water during the day. When you’re not swimming, sunbathing, or searching for turtles, sample the refreshments available at the string of local cafes located just off the beach.

Saklikent Gorge

Saklikent Gorge

The Sakklikent Gorge is the second largest in Europe and one of the deepest in the world. A must for adventure lovers on holiday in Dalaman, this natural attraction makes for an incredible day out exploring. The gorge gives way to rushing rapids and waterfalls as the limestone rock faces tower imposingly above. Go hiking or rafting, rewarding yourself with a delicious meal with a view at one of the restaurants suspended above the water.

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