Activity Overview:

Bodrum, nestled on Turkey’s Aegean coast, is a dazzling seaside escape known for its whitewashed villages, luxury marinas, turquoise bays, and lively beach clubs. A favorite of both Turkish and international visitors, it effortlessly blends relaxation, history, and glamour. Whether you’re lounging at a stylish beach, sailing the coves, exploring ancient ruins, or dining under the stars, Bodrum offers a Mediterranean experience with Turkish flair.

What’s Included:

• Access suggestions to top beaches: Bitez, Gümüşlük, Türkbükü, and Ortakent

• Highlights of Bodrum town: Castle of St. Peter, marina, boutiques, old town alleys

• Tips for beach clubs, sunset restaurants, and local artisan markets

• Optional ideas: sailing day trips, visits to nearby Greek islands, hammam sessions

What’s Not Included:

• Flights or transfers to/from Bodrum

• Meals, drinks, or hotel stays (unless pre-booked as part of a package)

• Entry fees to historical sites or beach clubs

• Guided excursions (available on request)

Suggested 3-Day Itinerary:

🏖️ Day 1 – Arrival & Beach Life

• Morning: Arrive and settle into your hotel or resort in Bodrum town or nearby village

• Afternoon: Relax on the sands of Bitez Beach or Ortakent, enjoy a swim in the Aegean

• Optional: Book a hammam treatment or beach massage

• Evening: Dinner at a marina-side restaurant with local meze and Aegean seafood

🏛️ Day 2 – Culture & Coastline

• Morning: Explore Bodrum Castle, the Underwater Archaeology Museum, and the old town

• Afternoon: Visit the ancient theater or walk through local shops and galleries

• Optional: Take a half-day private boat cruise around nearby bays (swimming & sunbathing)

• Evening: Cocktails at a beach club in Türkbükü or Yalıkavak, known for stylish nightlife

⛵ Day 3 – Gümüşlük & Seaside Dining

• Morning: Day trip to Gümüşlük, a peaceful fishing village with artsy charm

• Walk among the ruins of ancient Myndos, partially submerged by the sea

• Lunch: Fresh fish and local vegetables in a waterfront taverna

• Afternoon: Swim or relax by the rocks; browse local ceramic and jewelry shops

• Evening: Return to Bodrum for a relaxed final evening, or continue the fun at a live music venue

Additional Notes:

• Best time to visit: May to early October (hot, dry summers – perfect beach weather)

• Currency: Turkish lira; credit cards widely accepted

• Local specialties to try: stuffed zucchini flowers, octopus salad, Turkish wines, and baklava

• Bodrum is ideal for romantic getaways, girls’ trips, or chic sun-seekers

• Day trips to Kos (Greece) or the Datça Peninsula are also possible by ferry or boat