D Maris Bay

Name: D Maris Bay
Address: Hisarönü Mah. Çubucak Küme Evleri, No: 80, 48380 Marmaris/Muğla, Türkiye, Marmaris, Turkey
Telephone: +902524412000
Price range: $592–$2,608
Rating: 4.6

Hisarönü Mah. Çubucak Küme Evleri, No: 80, 48380 Marmaris/Muğla, Türkiye

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$592

4 Oct 2026

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$2,608

3 Jul 2026

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$1,504

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4 to 10 Oct

61% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Character and identity

Set at the tip of the Datça Peninsula where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, D Maris Bay sprawls across a pine-fringed cove reached by a scenic mountain drive. The architecture is contemporary and low-slung, designed to recede into the landscape, with 196 rooms and suites featuring floor-to-ceiling glazing, marble bathrooms, private terraces and Turkish artworks. Six private beaches range from the family-leaning Bay Beach to the adults-only Zuma x Silence Beach. Dining stretches across Nusr-Et, Zuma and several other venues, while Mytha Spa works a sea-inspired thalassotherapy programme alongside a Turkish hammam, padel and tennis.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and families who want a self-contained Turkish coast resort with serious beach variety, strong brand-name restaurants and yacht-accessible mooring. It suits active travellers (sailing, paddleboarding, scuba) as much as spa-focused ones, and the adults-only beach gives couples a quieter parallel track.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting a walkable town, cultural immersion or boutique intimacy should skip it: this is a large, remote resort reached by a long transfer, and the Nusr-Et and Zuma billing signals a glossy, big-name dining scene rather than a quiet Aegean hideaway.

Bottom line

The defining feature here is the geography: six private beaches and full marine infrastructure on a peninsula that feels genuinely cut off, paired with restaurants you would normally fly to a capital for. Book a sea-view room at minimum, or the two-bedroom Villa with chef, butler and private pool if you want the resort's full apparatus. Shoulder season (June, September) gives the best swimming-to-crowd ratio.

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