Hi, just thought you all might like to know, that you can now pre book your day trips with a local company in Icmeler.www.atilladonertours.com

We went on holiday to Olu Deniz and when we were there we decided to go on one of the Dalyan boat trips to the mud baths, I can recommend this trip to anyone going to Turkey, and it's a strange but fun experience. When you get to the mud baths you have to get into a large dirty looking pool and drag mud from the bottom and sides of the pool and just cover yourself in it, then get out to dry, it soon hardens in the heat of the sun. Next you must shower all the mud off before you are allowed in the Sulphur pool, this is not for everyone as it smells just like bad eggs, and it is supposed to be very good for your skin and great for any skin rashes or ...  Read the complete review

Me and my partner went to Marmaris in Turkey last Easter for a week. We stayed at the Marmaris palace and went on a number of excursions, one of which was the mud baths. We didn't however book through the hotel as it was a lot more expensive than with the local companies. A short walk from our hotel was a little kiosk with a guy called 'Jimmy' in. His trips were around a third cheaper so we booked with him. The bus ride to a village near the baths took around an hour. From here we got on a boat and took a 1.5 hour cruise to the mud baths. As it was Easter this was a bit chilly with the breeze so you need a jumper. As we got close to the baths we ...  Read the complete review

Dalyan Mud Bath ~~~~~~~~~~~ My hubby and I had our first trip to Turkey last summer and the whole experience was fantastic... I do intend to get around to writing a whole review about the area we stayed in in Turkey eventually but the Dalyan Mudbath is a good place to start.... We actually ended with the Dalyan Mudbath, following a week in Marmaris we booked a trip for our last day to Dalyan. Dalyan is not actually in Marmaris and is quite close to Dalaman airport. The trip we booked involved being picked up from our hotel at the crack of dawn, and slowly making our way to a hotel just outside Dalaman, making stops along the way... I should ...  Read the complete review

My partner and I had had our first trip to Turkey back in the summer of 2007. One of the most enjoyable experiences was the Turkish natural mudbath - that's right I had more fun than white water rafting down the Dalaman River (although only just - this is an adrenaline rush that has to be experienced), going on a jeep safari round the town and through the local countryside, visiting the Dalyan rock tombs and ancient city of Kaunos, visiting turtle beach and witnessing on eof the rare loggerhead turtles. How could you have so much fun in a couple of hours? I discovered the location of the mud baths whilst on a boat trip down the Dalaman River. I noticed a ...  Read the complete review