If the cave is not open... You've got to open it yourself 💪🤣🤠🤷‍♂️ Walking around this beautiful crazy colorful cave feels like something out of this world... As I had my motorcycle suit on I felt a bit like an astronaut discovering a far away planet in a faraway galaxy 📡🚀👨‍🚀🤘 After riding our motorcycles down through the beautiful harbor full of crazy huge sailboats we got to braaaaaaaaaaap up a super nice windy rocky dirt trail to the mouth of this cave.... Only to find there's a fence around said cave with a giant padlock on it...... Luckily some of our fellow patrons of this cave carefully removed a portion of this fence to allow some much-needed exploration to happen 🎉🎉🎉 The stalactites and stalagmites inside of this cave are really beautiful and incredibly colorful. This cave is not overly large but it is quite pretty looking at all the different formations sticking up out of the ground as well as enjoying all the colors that marble the walls of this cavern 🤩🤩🤩

We went there by private car, just park your car in front of the board and walk for short distance to the cave. Few stairs will be there to get down to the cave. It's huge cave buy easy to reach.

Unique place 😌 If you wanna see something unusual and near the city the Nimara caves will be perfect spot. Located in park and the Caves basically “closed” but locals show you the huge hole on the right side where you can easily slide inside and check close Long way to reach and 15min max there to be 🙃 And don’t lose chance to see beeeautiful view spot just 650 meters away. Check the map for viewpoint

RECOMMEND ALL! Best way to get there is rent quad - wow nature place which looks like Pirates of Caribbean!)))) We came there, discover everything even drive high forward to discover nice views in the top of there!)

Caves seem to be closed until the end of October. So sadly we could not visit as the place was locked up.

Photos do not do this confirmed Stone Age cave settlement justice. Truly silent and still except for the occasional drop landing on the growing stalagmites. Hardly visited as it's remote and a bit of a hike (Or quad bike)

Road up is ok by car until the last 400m. You have to walk up a rocky path and then in the forest for 3 -4 min. When we went today it is fenced off and we couldn't enter and frankly I have seen much better caves in Turkey. Honestly a waste of time..

As part of a nature reserve you can drive to the entrance and park up. After that you will have to trek on an incline for 400m. You will find steps taking you to the the caves. Quite an extraordinary site and worth the effort to reach here. There were no park rangers though, so be careful in case of any accidents that you have plenty of communication with someone outside.

An easy bicycle ride from Marmaris. Very beautiful forest all the way, the cave itself is an interesting place with a huge historical background. It's not very big but it's worthy visiting. Beautiful views to the bay of Marmaris from the road to the cave.

A beautiful, HUGE ancient cave. I thought it’d be much smaller!!! It’s gorgeous, feels holy & I can understand why it was used as a place of worship thousands of years ago. If you’re in Marmaris you MUST visit this cave. It’s been used and settled in by humans since 12,000 years ago! PLEASE DO NOT VANDALISE!

Can be visited by vehicles plus a small walk. But I prefer walking all the road as it goes through beautiful scenes.

Really nice quiet place to go, you won't be there for too long though. The only problem is the rope safety fencing is all either damaged or missing.

Big cave in the rock, pretty cool place to visit. But be careful, the floor might be slippery!

Beautiful and haunting place! It's more atmospheric if you're there alone, so I suggest going before 11 am.