Didim
Travel Guide
Visit Didim
Mavi Pansiyon & Restaurant
It is a lovely place to stay, very quiet and peaceful. Staff are fantastic and cant do enough for you. Rooms are very basic however enough for what you need. Would definately stay again.
Reviewed on Jul 16, 2025
Anda Barut Collection - Ultra All Inclusive
Really good food, accommodation, service, most importantly we truly enjoyed the fitness programme daily, plus the waterpark, evening Maventure and the showtime. Our second visit already. Strongly recommend.
Reviewed on Nov 7, 2025
01 Nova Otel
The beach is a 15 minute walk away it has a boardwalk with restaurants and shopping. Also a Starbucks is right next to the hotel. Theres a McDonald's popeyes and subway 3 minutes away
Reviewed on Aug 5, 2025
Mutlu Apart Otel
Very Central to seafront and Restaurant
Reviewed on Oct 23, 2023
Star Apart Otel
Zeytindali Apart Otel
the rooms are very run down and need to be cleaner
Reviewed on Sep 23, 2025
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Miletus Ruins
This ancient Greek city is home to an impressive collection of ruins, including a grand amphitheater, temples, sculptures and a fortress.
Didyma
Stroll amid the fallen columns, vaulted corridors and marble tunnels of the ancient and sacred site of the Temple of Apollo.
Temple of Apollo
You can find out about the history of Altinkum with a visit to Temple of Apollo. Wander the marina and beaches in the area.
Temple of Apollo
After visiting Temple of Apollo, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Didim. Wander the marina and beaches in the area.
Didim Marina
Explore the waterfront in Çamlık Mahallesi with a trip to Didim Marina. While you're in the area, stroll along the beaches.
Theater of Miletos
You can find out about the history of Didim when you stop by Theater of Miletos. Wander the marina and beaches in the area.
Things to do
Didim: Traditional Turkish Bath Experience w/ Hotel Transfer
Jeep Safari to National Park From Kusadasi Port / Hotels
Priene Miletos Didyma Tour From Kusadasi / Selcuk Hotels
Private Tour in Priene, Miletos and Didyma
