Discover the mesmerizing charm of Kızkumu Beach in the enchanting region of Muğla, situated in the captivating beauty of Türkiye. This unique beach is not only a feast for the eyes with its golden sands and crystal-clear waters but also a marvel of nature, possessing a rare phenomenon that allows you to walk in the middle of the sea! Translating to 'Maiden's Sand,' Kızkumu Beach narrates an age-old mythical story that lends it an irresistible allure. As you step on the seemingly miraculous path amidst the emerald waves, you can almost imagine the lovely maiden wrapping the sea around her, creating this miraculous path, only to succumb to her fate, leaving behind her path of sand as her lasting legacy. Located amidst the serene and quaint village of Orhaniye, in Muğla, Kızkumu Beach provides an idyllic escape from the mundane. This is a piece of unspoiled paradise where you can feel the romance of the past while also experiencing the gentle, calming pace of country life in Türkiye. Taste the authentic local cuisine, interact with the charming villagers, and immerse yourself in the culture, making it a trip of discovery and enrichment. Journey through Türkiye's historical background, the abundant natural beauty, and immerse yourself in a world saturated with color, warmth, and undeniable character. Kızkumu Beach, Muğla, is not merely a tourism asset, but an unforgettable experience waiting to be lived. Get ready to unravel the captivating mystery of the maiden's sand and marvel at the beauty that engulfs you in Türkiye!

Selimiye is also one of the frequent destinations for blue cruising between Bodrum and Marmaris. It is a village surrounded by green, with clean and generally gentle seawater. Small restaurants gathered around the pier generally serve for boats. Around Selimiye there are three antique castle ruins named Hydas. The ruins of the Hellenistic walls in the southeast hill of the bay can be visited. The Lookout tower 100 meters offshore was built in order to provide guidance for the boats approaching Selimiye. Also the lighthouse, monasteries and other ruins are worth seeing. Remains unearthed from wrecks in the region are exhibited in the Bodrum Underwater Museum (Bodrum Sualtı Müzesi). In Selimiye which is the natural harbour for boats in stormy weather, the "shallow harbour" beach is one of the places worth seeing. There are many restaurants around the pier where yachts are anchored in Selimiye. In restaurants that serve mainly seafood and fish, you can choose either grilled or steamed fish, depending on the kind of the fish. Pure olive oil and bay leaf add a different flavour to steaming. Stuffed courgette flower is a specialty of the Southern Aegean.

Bozburun is located 45 km southwest of Marmaris. It’s a popular town especially for yacht tourism. Life here is very calm and the environment is quiet with a relatively small population. There are a few boutique hotels, hostels and restaurants in this small town. Bozburun is best known for its yacht and gullet shipyards. Gulets are traditional wooden masted sailing boats similar to caiques. Many of the gullets used on the famous Blue Voyages along the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas are built here. There are many repair workshops in the region. Bozburun is also located within the boundaries of the ancient city of Loryma. You can walk around the ruins of this ancient city and experience some unforgettable landscapes!

Immerse yourself in the wonders of Söğüt! The birthplace of the unfathomably large Osman Empire, this tranquil town is nestled in the alluring province of Bilecik, Türkiye. Be prepared for a rich history journey, where you will experience an intimate connection with the mystique of the past, as every corner whispers stories of the country's origins. Take a stroll through its quaint streets, perfectly preserved in time, leading you to sites of significant interest such as the emblematic Ertuğrul Gazi’s Tomb. A place that commemorates the starting point of the Turkish nation, it resonates with the echo of proud ancestors that shaped the future of Türkiye. Just a few steps further, you'll be greeted by the divine serenity of the Dursun Fakih Tomb, an ethereal 14th-century mosque and shrine replete with traditional charm. You can't help but feel the timeless reverence and tranquility of the place. Don't forget to marvel at the Söğüt Ertugrul Gazi Museum, the hidden gem that binds the present to the past. Displaying a fascinating collection, the museum offers you a glimpse into the local history and folk culture. Towards the end of your trip, make sure to savor the local cuisine in the myriad of delightful bistros decorated with authentic Turkish ambiance. From kebabs to desserts, every bite is a piece of Türkiye's culinary heritage. In Söğüt, you're not a mere tourist, you're an explorer who dives into the depths of Türkiye's soul. A place where every structure tells a story, every artifact has a tale, welcoming you to be part of its vivid chronicle. Visit Söğüt and let its charm envelop you!