History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore
Güllük is a historical fishing town known as the 'pearl of the Gulf of Iasos' in ancient times and where the legendary story 'Hermias, the Boy Who Befriended Dolphin' took place. The bronze Hermias and Dolphin Statue rising on the seaside promenade symbolizes the loving mythological heritage of ancient Carian seafaring. Dalyan is one of the most established ports of Turkey in fishing and sea bass production. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features
It is located at sea level, in a natural bay sheltered from the winds of Mandalya Bay. It is one of the most nostalgic coasts of the Aegean with its palm tree-lined promenade along the coast, fishermen's shelter and crystal clear turquoise sea. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
•Entrance Fee:The seaside promenade and public beach are free.•Visiting Hours and Days:Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.•Rules, Safety and Stroller/Disabled Access: The wide cordon road is 100% suitable for strollers and disabled walking.•Facilities and Facilities:Fish restaurants, cafes, marina facilities, showers and cabins. Transportation, Public Transit Routes and Exact Location•Address / Open Location:Güllük Mahallesi Sahil Kordonu, Milas / Muğla.•Road Conditions and Vehicle Availability: It can be easily reached via the 8 km divided road from the Milas - Bodrum main road Airport junction (10 minutes to Bodrum Airport).•Real Public Transportation Information: 'Milas - Güllük' minibuses operate from Milas Bus Terminal every 15 minutes.•Parking Availability:Municipal parking areas behind the port promenade. Contextual Experience Tips, Photography and Local Gastronomy•Best Photo Spots and Frames:Fishing boats and the setting evening sun behind the Hermias and Dolphin Statue.•Light and Shooting Hours:Sunset and evening blue hours (19:00 - 20:30).•Local Gastronomy Recommendations:Fresh sea bream, sea bass marinated and baked halva from Güllük fishmongers.