Küçükbük Bay and Beach
Küçükbük Bay is a peaceful Aegean bay hidden between Gündoğan and Göltürkbükü, taking its name from its more boutique and charming scale com...
Comprehensive travel guide to top historical attractions, natural wonders, and cultural heritage in Bodrum, Muğla, Turkey. Visiting hours, ticket fees, and travel tips.
Küçükbük Bay is a peaceful Aegean bay hidden between Gündoğan and Göltürkbükü, taking its name from its more boutique and charming scale com...
Sandima is an ancient mountain village with a deep-rooted history of more than 600 years, built at the foot of Partipanaz Rock on the Yalıka...
Karaincir Bay took its name from the black fig gardens that were grown on its slopes in the past and were famous for their taste. The bay on...
Bağla Bay took its name from the vineyards that have been grown on its slopes for centuries and the fresh water springs gushing from the roc...
Natural WonderCennet Bay is an untouched fjord bay hidden between Göltürkbükü and Torba on the northern coast of the Bodrum Peninsula, which has been a sh...
Akyarlar, known as 'Arhialla' in ancient times, is a historical fishing and sponge diving village located at the southernmost tip of the Bod...
Akvaryum Bay is known as 'Adaboğazı' among sailors because it is located in the strait of İçada (Gora Island) between Gümbet and Bitez penin...
Gündoğan, known in ancient times as 'Farilya' (Sunrise), is one of the oldest settlements on the Bodrum Peninsula. On the rocks surrounding....
Karakaya Village is a historical Leleg-Turkish settlement dating back over 300 years, built on the steep slopes of Peksimet Mountain on the....
Bodrum Tangerine (Citrus deliciosa) is the green gold of Bodrum, registered as a geographical indication and known for its unique intense ar...
Beach & BayBitez Bay is the legendary coast of the Bodrum Peninsula, surrounded by the most established tangerine gardens, which has become part of Tur...
Beach & BayBardakçı Bay is the historical bay where the 'Salmakis Fountain' is located, which was the scene of the legend of the water nymph Salmakis a...
Torba Bay is a quiet fishing bay surrounded by pine and olive trees, located in the northern strait where the Bodrum Peninsula meets the mai...
Ancient City & RuinsBodrum Ancient Theater is one of the oldest and most magnificent theaters in Anatolia, whose foundations were laid in the 4th century BC dur...
Ancient City & RuinsBitez Chapel (popularly known as Gara Monastery) is a historical sanctuary dating back to the Early Christian/Byzantine period of the 5th -....
Koyunbaba Bay is home to 2,400-year-old ancient quarries where the greenish andesite and marble stones of the Halicarnassus Mausoleum, one o...
Karaada is a large island covered with pine forests, known as 'Arkos' in ancient times and located right across from Bodrum Port. According....
Rising on the high hill ridge separating Bodrum and Gumbet bays, the Historical Windmills are stone monuments built in the 18th century and....
The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus is a monumental royal tomb considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In 353 BC, on behalf of....
Kdür Peninsula is a virgin cape with the status of a 1st Degree Natural and Archaeological Protected Area, protecting the north of Yalıkavak...
Midtown Shopping Mall Bodrum; It is a comprehensive shopping and living center designed to meet modern retail, entertainment and social life...
Museum & ArtBodrum Castle (Saint Peter Castle) is an enormous Mediterranean castle that was built by the Knights of Saint Jean in 1402 and the stones of...
Beach & BayOrtakent Yahşi Coast was one of the important citrus valleys on the seaside of the Caria region in ancient times and has the longest and mos...
Orak Island is a deserted natural wonder rising at the entrance of Gökova Bay, taking its name from its sickle-shaped geographical silhouett...