If you want to get away
from the hustle and bustle of Bodrum town centre, Gumbet is a neighbouring resort. Although British visitors have
heavily influenced the atmosphere and lifestyle, it is cheap, has a long sandy
beach and a variety of water sports to keep teenagers entertained.
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| Gumbet at Night |
Turgutreis
is small yet busy enough to attract couples, families, and solo travellers.
This resort has quite a few art galleries because it is a haven for inspiring
artists.
There is one main beach
in the centre but around the surrounding coastline are many small coves and
bays should you want to get away from the crowds.
Yalikavak
is popular with the ex-pat community. A long beach centres the resort that
eventually leads up the hillside to pine tree forests. This resort is well known
for the windmills in the centre and fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the
boats for hire at the harbour. Get ready for an orange, vibrant sunset as well.
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| Bodrum Windmills |
Bitez is
another destination popular with British holidaymakers. Although not large when
compared to places like Bodrum town centre, it still provides everything for an
ideal break.
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| Bitez |
The local market on
Wednesdays attracts everyone, while visitors first normally head to the
historic 17th century Mustafa Pasa tower.
If you want upmarket and
luxury, the best resort to head to is Golturkbuku.
It is a favourite destination for the rich and famous of Turkish society.
Hotels, beach clubs, and restaurants all focus on providing top class service
no matter what the price.
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| Golturkbuku |
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