Go kart marmaris

In Marmaris, on the south-western coast of Turkey, this open-air circuit lays out five hundred metres of track, which makes it the largest layout in the seaside resort. You drive petrol karts here, in the open air, on a course that alternates tight bends and straights, enough to vary the fun between beginners and more seasoned drivers. The fleet ranges from gentler models for children to fast karts reserved for the confident.

Karting stays open to all, with no licence or experience: the team provides a helmet and a safety briefing before every run, and you head off to find your best lap. It is a popular outing for holidaymakers after a little adrenaline between beach days, and for families and groups of friends too. The length of the track leaves real chances to overtake and to work on your lines, and people happily come back to shave off a few seconds over the sessions.

Marmaris is one of the great seaside resorts of the Turkish coast, tucked at the head of a sheltered bay and ringed by pine-clad hills. Its Ottoman castle, its old town and its large marina, one of the busiest in the Mediterranean, set the pace of a stay. Close by, the beaches of İçmeler, the Datça peninsula and the coves reached by boat on the famous blue cruises round out a generous coastline. Dalaman airport, an hour and a half away, serves this whole region beloved of sailors and lovers of turquoise water.