Cook's Club Adakoy

🔞 Adults only (16+) – laid-back, social vibe
🧿 Boho design meets beach-club soundtrack
🏝️ Private pine-fringed peninsula with 3 small beaches
⛵ Water taxi to Marmaris for bars, bazaar and nightlife
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel (GSTC-recognised standard)
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Travelisto comfort level: upscale, lifestyle-focused

Board options: All Inclusive, Half Board, Bed and Breakfast

Minimum guest age: 16+ (adults-only)

Hotel layout: 5 low-rise blocks | 3 floors | 111 rooms | No lifts

Hidden away on a forested headland, Cook’s Club Adakoy sits on a private peninsula facing the shimmering Aegean, a world away from the bustle of Marmaris yet close enough for easy nights out. You’re genuinely beachfront here, with several small coves, wooden jetties and chill-out spots dotted around the shoreline.

Marmaris itself is one of Turkey’s liveliest resorts, known for its marina, palm-lined promenade, waterparks and vibrant Bar Street. From the hotel you can hop on a water taxi (local charge) to be amongst the bars, restaurants and grand bazaar in about 30–40 minutes, then retreat back to your peaceful peninsula afterwards.

• Beachfront setting with three small private beaches
• Approx. 15km from Marmaris resort centre
• Water taxi shuttles* to Marmaris available (seasonal, local charge)
• Local area offers coves, waterfalls and mountain scenery

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours from Dalaman (DLM)

Adaköy, Marmaris, Dalaman Area, Turkey

The food scene at Cook’s Club Adakoy is centred on the laid-back Cantina concept – think open kitchens, global flavours and lots of choice rather than formal dining.

Cantina Restaurant
An all-day hangout serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks from a choice of seven live-cooking stations. Expect international, Italian, Chinese, Turkish and local specialities with veggie-friendly options and a relaxed terrace setting overlooking the water.

Cantina Bar – Coffee bar on the terrace for barista-style coffees and soft drinks through the day (typically 07:30–22:00 in season).

Captain Cook Bar – Pool bar pouring classic cocktails, local wines and beers from morning until late (usually 09:00–00:00).

Gelateria* – A sweet little snack bar and ice-cream spot on the terrace – perfect for cooling off between swims.

Lobby Bar – Late-night lounge bar (often 22:30–02:00) with a more intimate vibe, ideal for a last drink after the DJ winds down.

Smart casual dress may apply, and some venues or premium drinks may carry a supplement depending on your board basis. Menus, opening hours and operation dates are based on the previous season and can change.

The main pool is the daytime hub – an outdoor freshwater pool with an integrated whirlpool, edged by sunbeds and parasols and served by the Captain Cook Bar. Expect a laid-back soundtrack, social atmosphere and views of pine-covered hills in the distance.

Where this place really shines, though, is along the shoreline. Wander around the peninsula and you’ll find:

• A trio of small private sandy/pebble beaches and bathing platforms
• Wooden jetties and hammocks just above the water
• Ample sunbeds, parasols and chill-out zones for lazy, all-day lounging

Fresh pool and beach towels are provided free of charge, and there’s usually a low-key programme of poolside activities like water polo. Water temperature and facilities can vary early/late season.

Stay as active – or as horizontal – as you like.

Sport & Wellness
• Air-conditioned gym with cardio kit, free weights area and sauna (typically 08:00–20:00, seasonal dates)
• Fitness classes including aerobics, pilates, paddle, table tennis, volleyball and yoga
• Sunrise and sunset yoga sessions on the beach or deck (programme varies)
• Spa* with Turkish bath, sauna, massage and beauty treatments (usually open 08:30–19:00, seasonal)

Water sports* (min age 16)
Run by an external partner and usually available April–November, options include:
• Canoeing and kayaking
• Windsurfing and pedalos
• Giant inflatables and water walkers
• Snorkelling and scuba diving
• Selected motorised water sports

Atmosphere & extras
• Beach cinema nights under the stars – beanbags, blankets and film favourites
• Daily evening entertainment with live DJ sets, especially in high season
• On-site mini-market for essentials
• Concierge-style reception and shuttle bus service* for selected local runs

Facilities, age limits and extra charges are based on the previous season and are subject to change.

Rooms at Cook’s Club Adakoy continue the boho-luxe story – think natural woods, woven textures, earthy tones and simple, modern lines. All rooms include air-conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TV, safe, hairdryer, bathroom with shower, fridge or minibar and a balcony or terrace, plus daily cleaning.

Club Room with Partial Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Chilled Club rooms with a side-on glimpse of the Aegean from the balcony or terrace. Ideal if you want that extra hit of blue without stretching to a suite.

Club Room with Land View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Same fresh, minimalist interiors as the partial sea view option, looking towards the gardens or hills. Great value for couples and friends.

Club Room with Land View – Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
Perfect for solo travellers who want space and style. All the standard amenities plus a private balcony or terrace and land view.

Club Room with Partial Sea View – Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
A rare treat for solo guests – your own partial sea view and all the Club room comforts.

Standard Double or Twin Room with Land View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
Bright and unfussy, these rooms are a solid base if you plan to spend most time around the pool or down by the beach.

Standard Double or Twin Room with Land View – Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
All the essentials with a balcony or terrace and land view, sized right for solo stays.

Standard Double or Twin Room with Partial Sea View
Sleeps: min 2, max 3
A touch more wow-factor thanks to those sideways sea glimpses – ideal if you love a balcony sundowner.

Standard Double or Twin Room with Partial Sea View – Sole Use
Sleeps: 1
For solo travellers who don’t want to compromise on a view.

Junior Suite with Sea View
Sleeps: min 1, max 3
More breathing space plus full sea views from the balcony or terrace. Mini-bars are stocked on arrival, and you’ll also enjoy added touches like bathrobes and slippers, coffee-making facilities, kettle and upgraded amenities. Linen and towels changed on request.

Suite with Sea View
Sleeps: min 1, max 4
The top pick for extra space and comfort. These suites feature separate sleeping and living areas, two shower bathrooms, full sea views and a stocked minibar on arrival, plus bathrobes, slippers, coffee machine and kettle. Ideal for friends travelling together or couples who like room to spread out.

*Images indicative; layouts, decor and views may vary between rooms, even within the same category.

💆 Sunrise & sunset yoga sessions on the beach or deck
💪 Air-conditioned gym workouts and fitness classes
🏐 Volleyball, table tennis, darts & low-key tournaments
🎬 Beach cinema evenings beneath the stars
🌊 Water sports* – kayaking, canoeing, windsurfing & more
🎧 Daily evening entertainment with live DJs (seasonal)

Activities, schedules and availability are subject to change and may vary by season.

🛎️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
🎒 Luggage storage for early arrivals/late departures
🚌 Shuttle bus and water-taxi options to Marmaris*
🛍️ On-site mini-market for snacks, drinks and essentials
💧 Pool and beach towels available free of charge
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
💆 Spa with Turkish bath, sauna, massages & beauty treatments*

*Local charges may apply for selected services and transport; offerings can change by season.

Board basis at Cook’s Club Adakoy
• All Inclusive – Breakfast, lunch and dinner in the Cantina restaurant, with dishes cooked fresh at seven live stations. Local wine, beer, spirits, hot drinks and soft drinks are typically included for a minimum of 11 hours per day.
• Half Board – Breakfast and dinner in Cantina, with the same live-cooking concept.
• Bed and Breakfast – Breakfast only in Cantina, ideal if you prefer to eat out or keep things flexible.

Board inclusions are based on the previous season and are subject to change; branded and premium drinks are often extra.

Good to know
• Adults-only hotel (16+) – not suitable for children
• Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting a GSTC-recognised standard at time of review
• Typical UK–Dalaman flight time: around 4.5 hours
• Local language: Turkish; English widely spoken in tourist areas
• Local currency: Turkish Lira (TRY) – card payments common in Marmaris
• Marmaris is known for its lively nightlife, beach clubs, waterparks and grand bazaar, plus easy day trips to Dalyan or Pamukkale

*Details in this guide are based on supplier information and may change, especially early or late in the season. If something is important to your stay, please check with your Travelisto travel designer before booking. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Turkey advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Cook’s Club Adakoy adults-only?
Yes. Cook’s Club Adakoy is an adults-only hotel with a minimum guest age of 16 years. The focus is on a relaxed, social atmosphere with a beach-club feel – ideal for couples and groups of friends rather than families with children.

2. How far is Cook’s Club Adakoy from Marmaris and can I get there by water taxi?
The hotel is set on a private peninsula about 15km from Marmaris resort centre. There are water taxi shuttles* from the hotel to Marmaris on selected days and times (subject to weather, season and local charges). Journey times vary, but you can usually reach the marina and Bar Street area in around 30–40 minutes by boat or a similar time by road transfer or taxi.

3. What board options can I book at Cook’s Club Adakoy?
You can book All Inclusive, Half Board or Bed and Breakfast. All Inclusive usually covers buffet-style meals in the Cantina restaurant plus a range of local drinks for a minimum of 11 hours per day. Half Board includes breakfast and dinner, while Bed and Breakfast gives you morning meals only. Exact inclusions and venues can change by season, so always refer to your Travelisto confirmation for the latest details.

4. How long is the transfer from Dalaman Airport to Cook’s Club Adakoy?
The coach transfer from Dalaman Airport (DLM) to Cook’s Club Adakoy typically takes around 2 hours, depending on traffic and how many stops are made on the way. Private transfers or taxis may be slightly quicker; speak to your Travelisto travel designer if you’d like to upgrade your transfer.

5. Does Cook’s Club Adakoy have its own beach?
Yes. One of the big draws of Cook’s Club Adakoy is its setting on a private peninsula, with direct access to three small beaches and several bathing platforms. You’ll find sunbeds, parasols and chill-out spots dotted around the shoreline, plus a main pool with whirlpool just above the beach. Free towels are provided for pool and beach use.

6. Is Cook’s Club Adakoy suitable if I want a quiet holiday?
The hotel has a relaxed, grown-up feel, but it definitely leans into a lifestyle vibe with live DJ sets, a social pool area and beach cinema evenings. If you’re after utter silence, a more traditional boutique hotel may suit you better. If you like your chill time with a soundtrack and the option of heading into Marmaris for a big night out, Cook’s Club Adakoy is a great fit.

7. What spa and wellness facilities are available?
Cook’s Club Adakoy features a spa with a Turkish bath, sauna and a selection of massage and beauty treatments*, alongside an air-conditioned gym and regular yoga and fitness classes. Spa treatments are payable locally and must be booked in resort; opening times and available therapies can vary by season and demand.

8. Is Cook’s Club Adakoy a sustainable hotel?
Yes. Cook’s Club Adakoy is labelled as a Certified Sustainable Hotel, meaning it has met a sustainability standard recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) at the time of assessment. This usually involves careful management of energy and water use, recycling and waste reduction, and a commitment to the local environment and community. Certifications can evolve, so ask your Travelisto advisor for the most up-to-date information if sustainability is a key priority.

9. What kind of nightlife and entertainment can I expect?
On site, you’ll find a programme of daily evening entertainment with live DJs (especially between April and October), plus a beach cinema and sociable bar scene. For full-on nightlife, Marmaris is within reach by road or water taxi and offers everything from beachfront bars to high-energy clubs and cabaret venues. Back at the hotel, the atmosphere tends to be more relaxed and music-led than show-based.

10. Is Wi‑Fi available at Cook’s Club Adakoy?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in rooms and most public areas. Speeds can vary depending on your location and how many guests are online at the same time, but it’s generally good enough for messaging, emails and browsing.