Direct flights to Dalaman

Dalaman is an area of natural beauty. It is located between the sea and mountains and benefits from its proximity to many areas of interest both historical and geographic. Dalaman has its own huge natural beach, although not overly commercial 'yet' it is still pleasant and hosts lots of wildlife.

Situated on Turkey’s popular Mediterranean Coast, often known as the Turquoise Coast, the region of Dalaman boasts some of Turkey’s best known tourist resorts. With a superb climate all year round, gorgeous long sandy beaches and of course the clear turquoise waters, it is no surprise that Dalaman’s resorts are especially popular with European Tour Operators and their customers.

Find a direct flight to Dalaman

Even though Dalaman might not be the most famous among the Turkish destinations, the city is actually fairly well connected – especially when it comes to flights from Europe. If you want to know which airports offer the most frequent flights to Dalaman, please take a look at the links below.

Direct flights from European airports

• Direct flights from London (STN) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Amsterdam (AMS) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Dusseldorf (DUS) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Liverpool (LPL) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Nottingham (EMA) to Dalaman (DLM)

Direct flights from Turkish/Asian airport

• Direct flights from Istanbul (SAW) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Beirut (BEY) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Moscow (DME) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Tel Aviv (TLV) to Dalaman (DLM)
• Direct flights from Amman (AMM) to Dalaman (DLM)

Make the most of your trip to Dalaman

Dalaman’s most famous resort is the former fishing town of Marmaris. With a history dating back several hundred years and its picture postcard old town and stunning harbour, Marmaris attracts tourists in their droves with almost a quarter of a million staying there over the summer months.

Boasting Turkey’s largest marina, Marmaris is the perfect place to charter a yacht or catch a ferry to one of the nearby Greek Islands. To escape the summer crowds, head further along the coast towards the Hisaronu Peninsula with its stunning coastline and secluded bays framed by forested mountains. If you’re after a more tranquil holiday, head to the smaller resorts of Olu Deniz or Dalyan.

As well as the glorious beaches, Dalaman is also famous for its historical origins with plenty of Roman ruins and castles dating back to the Ottoman Empire to explore. If you like the great outdoors, there are plenty of activities to keep you occupied such as hiking, kayaking, a choice of water sports and sailing.

How to find a good deal – cheap flights tickets

Many European airlines also operate flights to Dalaman. For the most competitive cheap flights to Dalaman, we advise you to book your flights to advance or try and avoid the busiest times of year to travel. The cheapest flights to Dalaman are likely to be found out of season; however with airlines releasing seat sales throughout the year, you can usually find cheap lastminute flights to Dalaman with Directflights.com.

When to travel to Dalaman

As with many Mediterranean destinations, Dalaman’s weather forecasts are good all year round. In summer, the region boasts a heady 13 hours of sunshine a day. Average temperatures hit around 35 degrees, but are tempered by a cool Mediterranean breeze and warm, turquoise waters.

The best time to go is April to October when the temperatures range from 20 to 35 degrees with little rainfall. Summers are scorching for sun worshippers, while at Easter Dalaman’s weather is balmier, with temperatures sitting around the 20-degree mark.