Beautiful spot to anchor your boat. You can swing, Or add a line ashore. It's peaceful and secluded…read morein the middle of the week gets busy and more crowded on the weekends. The beach is not very clean Lots of waste left by humans. They should have a clean up once a month to get rid of the trash.

Large beach, endless shores, TURTLES! soft sand, recliners and umbrellas to shade you from the…read moreUVrays. Spent a good half day just soaking the sun, swimming and relaxing with all the room I needed to myself. Hard to ever imagine this place get as crowded as the beaches back home do.

Turtle Beach - Travel via the river boats, and see some incredible scenery…read more Stop en-route and pre order your blue crab for the return journey. If your likely (as we were) you will have a good sighting of a Turtle. The Beach - Superb for the Kids, as they can walk our for a considerable distance, and the water clarity is incredible. If your a swimmer - then this is the beach to swim from. A must vist to ANY tourist on an excursion...

elkerk's previous review is well written..and it would seem that the standard is still very high…read more I have two sets of friends that have been going here for the last 10 years, and they have never had cause to complain. One family went over this week and have reported back that everything is tickety-boo!! The other lot are going on Tuesdaywe'll confirm then. My friend's are not members of Qype but the have asked me to review on their behalf. They recommend that Calis receives 5*

A nice little beach that is encompassed by hotels and eateries away from the hustle and bustle of…read moreFethiye. If you take the water taxi from the main area in the Marina it is a beautiful way to get to Calis. The water is clear and the beach is best in the morning/evening when there aren't too many sunbathers. Also on Sundays there is a farmer's market/ local market with fresh fruits, vegetables, and amazing cooked foods that is on the Calis side just 10 minutes walk from the beach!! The downsides are the eateries are more centered towards British tourists with English brekkies being a large draw and unfortunately the prices reflect the audience.

Hidden away from the crowds of Marmaris and Turunc, Amos is on the skirts of yet another ancient…read morecity. Right next to a mighty cliff, this little cove has pristine Mediterranean waters. Great spot for a lazy hot summer's day or a quick dip into the salty waters of the Mediterranean. The beach is connected to a cafe/restaurant which provides umbrellas, beach chairs and refreshments. It is 10 Turkish liras to rent a chair for the entire day (September, 2015) A must go destination when in Turunc!

Beautiful beach along the road as we left Kas to explore the Turquoise coast. It is a much bigger…read morebeach as compared to some other beaches along the windy roads. Kaputas has a beautiful vista, is crowded and popular amongst visitors and has a restaurant/bar/icecream stalls as you descent down along with changing stations and toilets. They also have beach chairs and umbrellas to hire on the beach. The beach is pebbly so you would be better off having water shoes to fully enjoy the waves.

Also known as Cleopatra Island, known to be the vacation spot of Cleopatra herself. Her loving…read moreAlexander also imported organic gold Egyptian sand to the island, carried by North African ships. Small island, but beautiful clear blue waters, SUPER soft sand (heavily monitored so people don't take the sand because it can only be found in Egypt), and ruin remains along the entire island. I mean I guess if that were my personal island, wouldn't consider it so small! haha, If you're in Marmaris, definitely worth checking out!