Bodrum is a real all round resort it will keep the shopaholics, sun worshippers, culture vultures and fun lovers happy, it is packed with places to go and things to do. With picturesque whitewashed houses, fishing harbours and miles of orange groves it sounds perfect, but there is also a more modern side to Bodrum, where old town charm mixes with large and lively resorts. There are a number of archaeological sites to visit, if you are looking for a little culture and history.

Overview:

Burrowed right around the Bodrum peninsula are beautiful coves, pebbly bays and stretches of golden sand, which are havens for snorkelling, sunbathing and scuba diving. Bodrum itself is a big, lively and steeped in history, Gumbet is a party capital most popular with the Brits, and Altinkum is another lively resort perfect for sun worshippers. Quieter resorts such as, Yahsi, Yalikayak and Gumusluk are filled with waterfront restaurants and markets, these resorts are perfect for sitting back, relaxing and watching the world go by.

The climate in Bodrum is the same as most of Turkey it is mainly a summer resort, the winter months are the coolest but even then the temperatures can reach 16ºC. There is accommodation to suit everyone’s needs, whether you’re looking for a luxury break or something on a smaller budget you will find it here, with fantastic shopping opportunities, great beaches, fantastic nightlife, history and culture, there is nothing stopping you!