If you can swim, (not so necessary actually!) and if your heart is strong enough, if you are not pregnant, and if you don't have asthma, join a White Water Rafting tour on Dalaman River which is only 90 minutes to Marmaris. Don't miss this tour, if you want to fight with the strong bubbles, paddling down the river,and if you don't mind getting wet. The distance is 12 km and the lunch is given on the shore, nearly midway. If you are brave enough, you must choose the inflatable kayaks for two, and if you are not, you'll travel on a big raft with a guide. The tour is completely safe, No one injured. Don't forget to smile to the cameras on the hardest rapids with the helmets, life jackets, and the paddles in your hands.
 
Dalaman River situated within Mugla province borders amongst Köycegiz and Dalaman is offering you R2 (difficulty rate : 3+) and R3 (difficulty rate : 3-4+) level course services. The river increases the adrenaline of the participants to the rafting activity through its rapid and exciting course track.

Dalaman Upper River, which courses through a scenic gorge, is laced with Class I-III rapids that offer easy to moderate summer whitewater -- but still plenty of excitement -- for kids as young as 6. On a hot summer day, join the rafting team to cool down in the waters of fast mountain river near Dalaman. The rafting routes are specially designed for the different levels of rafting experience or none at all. You can be rafting by yourself or together with your friends in the larger boats. Usually there is a break for lunch since the trip program is for all afternoon.

Dalyan is a small farming and fishing town built opposite the ancient Caunos, on the east bank of the river. Dalya means a "fishing net" which proves how important fishing is in the region. Basses and the grey mullets swim into Koycegiz lake to lay eggs. They get caught on their way back to the sea by using tightened fish net between two banks of the river. Near the ancient Caunos there is a small fishing factory. Fishing in Dalyan is managed and controlled by a cooperative.

Koycegiz lake located 3 miles away, which flows into Dalyan river running to delta 6 km further. A labyrinth consisting of small streams, flows over 1 m high rush wall and reaches the lagoon. A very narrow, long sandy shore splits the lagoon and the sea.

Beautiful 6 km long Turtle beach, with the sea on one side and a lake on the other, is the breeding ground of the near-extinct Caretta-Caretta turtles. The historical harbour city of Caunos is famous for its tombs stands near the beach. Caunos used to be one of the most important towns of the antique era. According to Herodot, Caunos people were neither Karians nor Lykians, but the inhabitants of this region. The city appeared in history about 500 B.C. and was conquered by Persians with their leader Harpagos.

Turkish Night is brought to let you experience Turkish culture and traditions. The program begins with live Turkish music, followed by a little flavour of the Ottoman Emperor beautiful Turkish Belly dancer reminiscent of the "Harem Girls" would dance for the Sultan's pleasure. The highlight of the evening is "Folklore Group" who will dance a typical Turkish "Village wedding", surely a much shorter version as the celebration would normally last several days.

Pamukkale is known as 8th wonder of the world by Turkish people, The water (35 C) which is flowing down the cliff of Pamukkale has turned the area into as white as cotton color, and carved this fantastic formation of stalactites and basins. It is the largest and finest example of elaborate calcium formation, which dominates the landscape miles around.

Calcium salts are deposited on the hillside and harden to form saucer-shaped and dazzling white pools of varying dimensions. According to ancient tradition, the waters within are said to be advantageous in treating maladies and attract people from all over the world. The calceous waters rise from the ground at a temperature of 35 degrees Celsius. In this wonderland is an abundance of hot springs which are recommended for the treatment of heart diseases, circulatory problems, high blood pressure, nervous disorders, rheumatism, eye and skin diseases, nervous and physical exhaustion, digestive maladies and nutritional disorders.

Ephesus is the best-preserved ancient site in the world. During its long history, which extends back into the third Millennium before Christ, Ephesus one of the most important centers of Antiquity, has always played significant role in science, culture and arts. The prominent role of Ephesus in the Ancient world.

The largest temple of the cult of Artemis (Diana) which developed out of the traditions of the Anatolian Mother Goddess Kybele, is also located in Ephesus. This temple numbers among seven wonders of the world.

Excavation on the superb terrace houses in Ephesus has recently been completed.
They now open to the public for the very first time, separate extra admission applies.
See how wealthy Romans once lived in splendour.

Also you will visit the Museum of Ephesus in Selcuk town and see the original discoveries from Ephesus.After the Museum you will visit the House of St. Mary which is located on the top of the Nightingale mountain. It is believed to be the last home of the Virgin Mary. It is one of the World Famous places of Pilgrimage.