Bodrum Holidays

On a holiday in Bodrum, you’ll be spoilt for choice with beaches, from quiet and secluded spots to larger stretches of sand; packed with an endless variety of water sports including parasailing, waterskiing, canoeing, windsurfing, and jet skiing.

Take a boat trip to secluded bays for snorkelling or sites for both experienced divers and beginners. Get a culture fix at Bodrum’s St Peters Castle, Cavat Sakir and Zeki Muren Museums, The Mausoleum, amphitheatre and Mindos Gate.

Experience a traditional Hammam (Turkish Bath) or embark on a jeep safari to explore mountain villages. Shop at local markets to find all kinds of goods from fresh produce to clothing, textiles, spices, copper goods, and souvenirs.

When the sun goes down, Bodrum becomes a thriving mix of bars and nightclubs, restaurants, and cafes where you can have fun and enjoy live music, rock, techno, hip-hop, and Turkish pop until late into the evening and beyond.

Bodrum has lots of restaurants and cafes offering a variety of food from traditional Turkish fare to Chinese, Indian, and fast-food takeaways. Seafood is of course a real speciality in Bodrum. Baklava (filo pastry filled with honey-soaked pistachios) is perfect for dessert.

Local wines, Efes (the national beer of Turkey), and the world-famous Raki make an ideal accompaniment for your meal. Turkish coffee is served strong and sweet with some Turkish delight on the side.

To make your holiday budget go further, why not book a Bodrum all-inclusive hotel where snacks, drinks, and meals are usually included in the price you pay before you leave home?