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Marmaris Bans Overnight Caravan Stays Outside Campsites

11.06.2026 13:47 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Marmaris Bans Overnight Caravan Stays Outside Campsites
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Marmaris municipal council approved a ban on overnight caravan stays outside official campsites, including beaches, parks and public parking. Fines will be imposed on violators.

The municipal council of Marmaris has approved new rules banning overnight stays in caravans outside official campsites. The restrictions apply to coasts, parks, squares, beaches and public parking lots. It is also forbidden to take tables, chairs, awnings and other camping equipment out of the caravan.

The document also introduces restrictions on construction noise, bans the occupation of beaches with sunbeds and umbrellas, and increases fines for environmental pollution. Violators will be held administratively liable by the municipal police, with the amount of fines to be determined by the municipal commission.

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Marmaris bans caravan overnight stays outside designated campsites

11.06.2026 cumhuriyet.com.tr TUR Original source

Marmaris bans caravan parking outside designated campsites

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