Did day trip from Marmaris. You need your passports as visiting another country but more duty free opportunities! Early start pick up at 730 ferry takes about 45 minutes. Due to new time zone you get there about 10 and need to be back about 5 hours later. Enough time to wander enjoy the spectacular views and one museum and a nice lunch. We did a rooftop restaurant was v nice. Could spend two days here to see and visit the museums but was a lovely day out. Busy getting through customs on way back for 4 o’clock ferry. Back at hotel about 7. Cost us £50 per person including transfers to ferry. Definitely worth a visit!

Enjoyable experience. Sat at the front of the boat with lovely views. They did go on a bit about buying extra food but didn't pressure me the way that other people in marmaris had. We spent quite a bit of extra money on drinks that wernt included in the trip. You will also need money to buy extra food in the evening as you don't get back to marmaris until about 7pm. Bit annoyed about the blue crab situation. The blue crab is advertised in the food menu so thought I'd be able to eat some of this myself. However when we received it we were told it was to throw to the turtles and it even smelt off therefore wasn't willing to even try it. Also told that the drinks on the river boats was cheaper than at turtle beach which wasn't true. I don't like being lied to and it puts me off doing anything else with a business. However the experience itself was great. Saw a few turtles in the river side. Mud bath was quite fun. Was a nice touch for the boat staff to encourage people to dance at the end. The most fun we have had all holiday.

Visited as a family of 5. Two adults with an 8, 5 and 3 year old. A small and tired water park on the beach front. The pools are not heated and although chilly on first entry you could still enjoy the day. Under 4’s are free to get in. All 8 slides have a height and age restriction of 8 years and 120cm. I should have done my research before hand as my adventurous 5 year old couldn’t go on anything and was far too big for the small toddler area. The sunbeds are packed in. Very little room to manoeuvre around them as they are in rows without any space in between so you are literally rubbing shoulders with others. The lifeguards are miserable. The ones manning the slides didn’t even look up from their phones or interact whatsoever. They just grabbed your float and off you went. My eldest had a great time and enjoyed the slides but we wouldn’t return simply because it doesn’t cater for our 5 year old. She can swim unaided and is very water confident but wasn’t allowed on the slides.

We booked and paid for this trip through the rep at our hotel in Icmeler. Needless to say, we've since found out we paid over the odds. We were told 5 o'clock finish, when actually we didn't get back to hotel until after 7 pm. He also didn't tell us its actually over 2 hours on the boat there and then back and we got less than an hour at Turtle Beach. Plus we only saw 2 turtles. The trip was meant to include stopping at a cave which didn't happen, no explanation given. The main problem being, the rep said we would be swimming with the turtles and showed us a picture of that out of a brochure. That's the main reason I went on the trip and took my swimming gear and towel with me. That never happened and we got told by an English woman on our return that there's no way you can swim with them as they can kill you! Deliberately misleading information from the rep I think! The staff on board the boat were unfriendly and aggressive and no one is allowed to take their own drinks on which I don't agree with. All in all a let down and rip off trip

A full-day trip from Marmaris on an organised tour with a big bus. I left early, around 6-7, to arrive 13h later and spend only about 3 hours at Pumakkale... That was the only disappointing part. First breakfast (included) stop, then shop some onyx. I got there for a tour with a guide and then some time to roam around and use the pools. Then time to gather at the bus to take a short drive to lunch (buffet) and then again back on the coach to some taste wine place. One last stop to use the toilet before getting back to Marmaris. Overall, Pamukkale is a must-visit place. If possible, take your own transport so you can enjoy the HUGE place, time around between ruins, deep the feet in the small pools, take a swim at the thermal pool (ticket on the side) and sit and relax in the amphitheatre with a capacity for 15,000. ATTENTION: shade is very limited, so if you go as I did on a hot summer day, ensure you take enough water, a hat and sun cream, as the heat can cook you. However, there are at least three cafes/restaurants, but if you are enjoying your walking in between ruins, those places can mean a 20-30min walk in the sun. Take appropriate shoes to walk up and down, and be prepared to be barefoot in the snow-white lakes of Pumakkale. The initial ticket for the trip includes the journey, breakfast, lunch and the entrance ticket (ruins and Pamukkale) but not the pool, which should be bought from the tour guide on site. Conclusion: a must-see once-in-a-lifetime place! If taking a tour, forget about time to dip in the thermal Cleopatra pool!

Overall I enjoyed the day but was left disappointed. The trip was advertised as pamukkale and textile workshops. I booked solely for the workshops. Their was no workshops, instead their was a visit to onyx stones gift shop and a wine gift shop. Both gift shops was very expensive.

Great day out Fantastic day out exploring Rhodes the boat trip to and from was good, plenty to see in the old town lovely shops and plenty of places to eat and drink not expensive, the scenery is amazing will go again to see the new town A must go visit

Amazing ! Must do whilst in Turkey , tour guide very friendly and informative , the ruins were spectacular to see and to learn about , so much to take in , appreciate the enthusiasm of the tour guide which meant we had a fully informed tour and experience.

Nice well organised. Comfortable catamaran to go to Rhodos On the island there was enough time to walk around and eat lunch

A day trip to Rhodes! Sounds exciting, but be warned, a trip that takes @ day but no5 that much time in Rhodes. Coach pick up time is 7.35 am. You’ll get to the the port at Marmaris in 30 minutes or so. Then, queue number one for passport check and obtain boarding cards. Then, queue number two, passport control. Hey, eventually the boat pulls out at 9am. Into Rhodes at 10.35 and into queue number three; passport control (Again!) By about 11.10 we were into Rhodes at last. We must be back at the boat terminal god 3.15pm. So, after 4.5 hours we are back at the terminal, into a queue (number four) for passport control. At 4.00 pm the boat heads for Marmaris. At 5.30pm we dock and into another queue, number five, for passport control. By Labour 6.15 we boarded our bus for Içmellor, getting back about 6.45pm. A relaxing day in Rhodes? You must be joking!

We had a great day out on this trip. We were picked up from our hotel on.time and was an hour drive to get to the boat. The mud baths were brilliant. There are changing rooms and showers there. Then had lunch on the boat. Then went off to turtle beach where we saw turtles. The sandy beach is amazing, so you will need a spare costume if you want to swim in the sea. There is place to eat and drink on the beach and also changing rooms and showers. You see kings tombs cut out in the rock. The boat went slowly past so you could take photos. Then 2 hour boat trip back to the coach then an hour journey back to our hotel. So out from 8.15 to 6.30. So, a long day! You can buy drinks on the boat and photo of you in mud bath. It's very well priced, too.

A lovely day out with very friendly staff! It was lovely to see the popular sites in the area too! However, for anyone thinking of booking the experience it is a long day (roughly 11 hours) and you are only able to buy drinks etc from the boat….no food or drink that has been brought yourself can be consumed. Anyone who is hoping to see a turtle just keep in mind that this is not guaranteed although we were lucky enough to spot one as we were leaving! Overall it was worth the trip but just a couple of downsides!

We had a really fun day out on the Davy Jones 2 pirate ship, we had 2 swim stops, visit to the caves and visit to Turunc where there are bargains to be had. The reason for the three stars is that the all inclusive package basically consisted of watered down draft Tuborg and spirits. There were premium spirits and bottled beer available in a fridge but this was extra. The barman never had a fag out of his hand, even when pouring drinks which I found quite off putting (I'm a non smoker so maybe that might not bother others) Our lunch consisted of a piece of barbecued chicken breast, spaghetti and a tiny bit of salad, there were fries but they too were extra and you got about 10 fries on a small plate. Not really "all inclusive" anything decent had to be paid for. The foam party and dancing made it fun overall

Really easy to book and no issues through passport control on either side. A lovely day out in Rhodes with a comfortable crossing.

Very good value trip with spectacular views and very friendly guide and boat staff. The mud baths were busy but it was possible to find a quiet spot if you wanted one. Turtle beach was similarly busy but big enough to take it. We did see wild turtles which was a bonus. The cliff tombs were spectacular, an amazing engineering accomplishment and the river and Dalyan were lovely. It was a long day and you cannot take your own food and drink on the boat but they did sell drinks and snacks - we've all got to make a living right! - lunch on the boat was tasty and we also sampled blue crab later in the day. A lot of travelling but a good value trip all in all