Yalikavak Marina, Yalikavak

On the outskirts of Bodrum, Yalikavak Marina, a former fishing harbour, is now a well-liked holiday spot. At this lovely harbour, lower your sails and take in the laid-back Mediterranean vibe. Search for genuine Turkish goods or browse shops providing some of the most well-known brands in the world. There are many art galleries and a wide variety of taverns in the area. Spend time on the beach or stroll the water to see the many docked yachts. Live performances are frequently held in the 2,500-seat open-air theatre at the marina. Consider making online mooring reservations if you want to come by boat.

Windmills, Bodrum City

In Bodrum, Turkey, windmills have existed since the 18th century. Until the 1970s, residents used them; they were left to the whims of nature. The Greek island of Kos and Bodrum are visible from the location on a clear day.

Myndos Gate, Bodrum City

Halicarnassus was encircled by an ancient city wall that included the Myndos Gate. The gate is one of Bodrum's best still-standing historical structures, built by King Mausolos in the 4th century B.C. It contrasts with the hotel and business structures that have since been constructed all around it today.

A wall guarded Halicarnassus stretched 4.3 miles (7 kilometres) and included Bodrum's Myndos Gate. During a siege under Alexander the Great's command, several men perished in the area. Another magnificent old structure in Bodrum is the Amphitheater.

Scuba & snorkelling, Bodrum City

Experience snorkelling and diving in the city of Bodrum. This adventure will thrill your holiday.

Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, Bodrum City

The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus is the only relic from the original Seven Wonders of Antiquity. This 1,500-year-old mausoleum was constructed in the 4th century BCE and is renowned for its architectural design. The remains include fragments of columns that exhibit Greek-style stone sculptures.

Castle of St. Peter, Bodrum City

The Museum of Underwater Archaeology is housed in a castle constructed in 1402 by the Knights of St. John. The museum, which now houses pieces made of glass, metal, clay, and iron, is the biggest of its kind. Visitors can also see 11th- and 14th-century shipwrecks that have been meticulously rebuilt.

Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, Bodrum City

The earliest shipwreck ever discovered is kept at the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, along with a treasure chest filled with hippopotamus ivory and hardwood planks. Inside St. Peter's Castle is where the museum is situated, and look for a scarab made of solid gold that belonged to Nefertiti, the queen of Egypt.

Gallery Mustafa, Bodrum City

If you want to find genuinely one-of-a-kind presents and souvenirs, visit Gallery Mustafa. Browse the carpets and other products available here, have a steaming cup of tea, and friendly haggle for the fairest price. 

Departure

Leaving home.