subject: Holidays In Dalaman [print this page] The beaches in Dalaman are excellent with a wide variety of water sporting facilities. The beaches in the Dalaman area will not disappoint if you want to contrast a relaxed secluded cove one day with a lively bustling beach the next. Tourists interested in ancient history will find a large number of fascinating archaeological sites.
Along with the culture of the people you will enjoy the weather and the landscape. The peak holiday season amongst Turks is July to mid-September and in late June and September. The less visited season of Dalaman are winters but many visitors like to come to Dalaman in winters because the place is less crowded and gets beautiful with snow. The winters are snowy and temperature is low.
Dalaman has a bustling airport and yet the area remains quiet and unspoilt. You will find some services for cheap car hire at Dalaman airport which will help in your journey.
The nightlife of Dalaman is often centered round hotels and resort complexes. It has a lively mix of bars and restaurants to visit so can mix your time between relaxing beaches or busy nightlife. Entertainment is often hotel based and includes live music and belly dancing displays. Local cuisine is quite good and the restaurants in the high resorts serve a range of international foods.
Shopkeepers in the Dalaman area are very welcoming and as with the rest of the county, are very hospitable to tourists. Roadside stalls, bazaars and markets usually sell their goods until late in the evening. Boutiques, craft, jewelers, outlets for leather goods, carpets gold and silver jewelers are numerous and have long opening hours. You will be offered many bargains but be aware that bartering is expected and that the original price is almost always inflated.
Also Dalaman is considered as a gateway to the tourists who visit Turkey as it is very close to Marmaris, Fethiye, Koycegiz, Dalyan, Oludeniz and Hisaronu. With a cheap rental car in Turkey you will be able to get to know and admire these cities.
by: Donald Jack
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