How about a few days' Bodrum getaway? Or
would you like to spend a wonderful week in Bodrum during your annual holiday?
Whatever your choice, Bodrum, the pearl of the Aegean, offers you everything
you are looking for. Sea, sand, sun, entertainment, nature, history, delicious
food and one hundred percent peace! Let's rediscover Bodrum now and list the
beauties you can experience in all four seasons.
When to Go to Bodrum?
Although Bodrum is a
very suitable region for visiting in all four seasons, it is also a fact that
it stands out in terms of summer tourism. If you come to Bodrum during the
summer holidays, you can enjoy the deep blue bays to the fullest. Peninsula; It
guarantees an unforgettable holiday with its clean sea and beaches, facilities
suitable for every budget, nightlife, sports opportunities, concerts and
countless events it offers. However, if crowds are a handicap for you, you can
choose to visit Bodrum in spring or even winter. Thus, you can enjoy this
magnificent geography with your loved ones in a quiet and calm environment.
Don't think that you
will be bored in Bodrum during the winter months! Bicycle and hiking trails,
maritime competitions, winter festivals, walks in tangerine gardens, local
markets and many more are among the things you can do in Bodrum in the
off-season. How long you stay in Bodrum is entirely up to you. You can have a
two-day Bodrum getaway on the weekends, or you can relax to your heart's
content with a one-week holiday plan.
Places to Visit in Bodrum
There are many things you can do depending on the number of
days you spend in Bodrum and the season you are in. If you want, you can enjoy
the bays and the sun, and try water sports such as surfing or sailing.
Alternatively, you can discover local flavors or visit museums. Before making
your Bodrum travel plan, you can review the list of places to visit.
Bodrum Ancient Theater
Bodrum, which has a deep-rooted history and rich culture,
also has very satisfying sightseeing spots for history enthusiasts. Bodrum
Ancient Theatre, one of the oldest theaters in Anatolia, is one of them. M.O.
IV. The magnificent building, dating back to the 16th century, bears all the
features of pre-Roman Imperial Theaters.
Bodrum Castle
Bodrum Underwater Archeology Museum
This museum, which has the world's richest and most
valuable collection of Eastern Mediterranean amphoras, has become even more
popular after the renovation works carried out in recent years. The ruins of
sunken ships and the world's largest Islamic Glass collection are a must-see.
Bodrum Maritime Museum
How about learning the
history of maritime more closely? In the Bodrum Maritime Museum, maritime
documents and objects from the past to the present are exhibited. You can also
review many research results on sponge diving, fishing and boating here.
Maritime-themed events are also organized in the museum, where these values
of Bodrum are exhibited according to a qualified museum approach. You can
follow the program and participate in interviews and panels on the website.
Pedesa Ancient City and Leleg
Road
If you are a history
and nature lover; You must have heard of the Leleg Road. The Leleg Road, which
was an important trade route during the Carian Period, was opened to nature
tourism and became trails at different levels where you can walk through the
forest with excellent views. After visiting the Pedasa Ancient City ruins in
Konacık, you can have a safe hiking experience by following the arrows of the
Leleg Road and following the directions.
What is Bodrum famous for?
Bodrum is famous for
its beautiful beaches, historical ruins and seafood. It also hosts important
tourist attractions such as Bodrum Castle, Ancient Theater and Bodrum
Underwater Archeology Museum. Bodrum is also known for its delicacies such as
Bodrum ice cream, vegetable doner kebab, Satsuma tangerine, tangerine liqueur,
tangerine jam, fig and olive oil.
