Bozukkale, one of the hidden treasures of Marmaris, fascinates its visitors with its ancient castle ruins, magnificent natural beauties and calm atmosphere. Surrounded by the waters of the Aegean Sea, this unique place stands out as a corner of paradise where history and nature embrace.

Bozukkale is famous for its castle ruins from ancient times. There is not enough information about the ancient city of Loryma, which was founded in the 10th century BC as the centre of Rhodes Peraias (opposite side). However, the castle of the ancient city, which is estimated to have been built in the 4th century BC, is located at a strategic point of Marmaris Bay and was used for sea trade and defence purposes. The ruins of the castle carry the traces of the ancient period to the present day and offer visitors a historical journey. You can come across the ruins of the ancient city of Loryma among the almond trees and maquis.

Bozukkale is impressive not only for its historical heritage but also for its natural beauties. The clear waters of the bay are ideal for water sports such as swimming and snorkelling. The green hills and natural landscapes around the bay offer the perfect setting for nature walks and trekking routes.

Bozukkale is one of the important stops of boat tours departing from Marmaris. Boat tours offer the opportunity to explore the impressive views of Bozukkale by travelling around the bay. It is also a perfect break to anchor in the calm waters of the bay and enjoy nature and history.

The peaceful atmosphere of Bozukkale offers visitors the opportunity to rest and unwind. Wandering among the castle ruins, enjoying a swim in the bay waters or relaxing on the shore can help you renew your spirit. Watching the beauty of the sea and nature in the silence of the bay accompanied by the sunset view can be an unforgettable experience.

Bozukkale is one of the favourite spots of Marmaris with its historical and natural beauties. It fascinates its visitors with its ancient castle ruins, magnificent sea view and calm atmosphere. How about going on a boat trip to discover this mysterious corner of the Aegean?