On the Southwest coast of Turkey, you’ll find the Dalyan Mud Bath. There, you can cover yourself in the soft, wet dirt—and then jump into a pungent sulphur pool to cleanse once you’ve let ...

The experience starts from R4 270 a person. Dalyan Mud Baths at Muğla, Turkey For those looking for an out-of-country experience, The Dalyan Mud Baths in Mugla Turkey offer a unique wellness ...

Our first destination is the Dalyan Mud Baths, which claim to have anti-ageing properties and is said to have been visited by Cleopatra to maintain her beauty. The smell of sulphur hits as soon as ...

And that’s where Dalyan’s mud baths come in. These famous, yet somewhat smelly, baths are where locals and visitors come to rejuvenate their skin. Sliding into the hot, gloopy water ...

Every year around 25,000 tourists, mostly from Britain and the Netherlands, visit the Dalyan mud baths which are believed to help heal rheumatism, blood circulation and stress. [Reuters] ...

I was in Dalyan’s mud baths, reputedly visited by Cleopatra, now hosting dozens of pale-skinned tourists on a day trip from the resort of Turgutreis, on Turkey’s south-west coast. Sludge-dried ...

A visitor enjoys mud bath in a bathing spot in Dalyan of Turkey, on Sept. 24, 2012. Mud bath in Dalyan is famous in Turkey and all around the world, attracting thousands of visitors every year ...