Hemangiomas are the most frequently seen benign vascular lesions. They are encountered three times more common in females. These lesions are generally asymptomatic and are usually detected incidentally. Hemangiomas show different biological behaviors and there exist different treatment methods. Superficial hemangiomas are generally observed due to the possibility of spontaneous regression. Yet, other types of hemangiomas involve surgical and non-surgical (IFN-a, steroids, sclerosing agents, laser) treatment methods. Scrotal hemangioma, however, is a rarely seen benign vascular tumor of the scrotum. The preoperative evaluation may include imaging modalities such as doppler ultrasonography, computerized tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. This article presents the case of a scrotal hemangioma in a twenty-five years old patient who underwent surgery for a scrotal mass.