Before visiting Bayır Village, be prepared for a more rustic and quiet experience compared to Marmaris. The village doesn't have large hotels or resorts, so it's perfect for a day trip rather than an extended stay. While there are a few cafes and local shops, they may not offer a wide variety of products. It’s best to bring cash, as not all places accept credit cards. Wear comfortable shoes for walking along the uneven streets and explore the nearby olive groves or local hiking paths. Be mindful of the slow pace of life, which is part of the village's charm.

Getting to Bayır Village from Marmaris is straightforward. You can take a local bus (dolmuş) from the Marmaris bus station, which operates several services to Bayır. Alternatively, if you prefer a more flexible option, taxis are available but may be more expensive. If you’re driving, the journey takes around 40 minutes, heading through the beautiful countryside toward the Bozburun Peninsula. Once you arrive, you can easily explore the village on foot, as it is small and walkable, with most attractions close by.

The best time to visit Bayır Village is during the spring or autumn months when the weather is mild and pleasant. These seasons offer comfortable temperatures for walking through the village and exploring its surroundings. Summer can be quite hot, so early morning or late afternoon visits are ideal. If you visit during the olive harvest season, typically in October, you can experience the village’s unique agricultural traditions firsthand and enjoy freshly pressed olive oil. Avoid visiting in winter, as many of the village’s attractions and restaurants may be closed.

Bayır Village is an excellent option for a relaxing day trip from Marmaris. Many local tours offer guided trips to the village, often combining visits to nearby attractions such as the ancient city of Knidos or boat trips along the stunning Bozburun coastline. While in Bayır, take the time to explore the village’s hidden gems, such as the Byzantine church ruins and the tombs carved into the rocks. The village is also a great base for hiking and nature walks, offering scenic views of the surrounding mountains and olive groves.