The Azamara Onward cruise ship, carrying 668 passengers, dropped anchor in Marmaris
The Malta-flagged Azamara Onward docked at the Port of Marmaris with 668 passengers and 396 crew members. Guests on the ship, which had arrived from Rhodes, toured the bazaar, Kaleiçi, and the marina, while a group of passengers took a tour of Dalyan and Kaunos.
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The Malta-flagged cruise ship Azamara Onward docked at the Port of Marmaris with 668 passengers and 396 crew members on board.
The 181-meter-long ship, which had departed from Rhodes, was spotted off the coast of Marmaris in the morning. After the ship docked at the port and customs and passport formalities were completed, the passengers disembarked.
The tourists, most of whom were citizens of the United States and the United Kingdom, shopped at the Marmaris Market and took photos while exploring the Kaleiçi and Marina areas. A group of passengers also took day trips to Dalyan and the ancient city of Kaunos.
Cruise tourism, which brought a buzz of activity to the city center, also meant a day-long surge in sales for local merchants.
The Azamara Onward, sailing along the Aegean and Mediterranean routes, set sail for the island of Crete after completing its itinerary in Marmaris.
