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Where to stay in Bodrum
Where to stay in Bodrum
Bodrum is a very interesting place previously known as Halicarnassus of Caria, an ancient Greek city, today with its contrast of ancient and modern-day life. Up until the 1960s, it was a quiet fishing village; now its popularity has grown with Turks and tourists alike. People who visit enjoy the combination of ancient past alongside the typical tourist paraphernalia. To the West, you will find the Marina and Yacht club where life is quiet and relaxed. Shops and supermarkets cater to those who dock at the marina so can be slightly more expensive. To the East, you can find a long man-made beach which is lined with restaurants, bars and night clubs for the young at heart who enjoy the likes of foam parties and loud music.
Bodrum is also famous for its traditional wooden sailing boats (gulet) a highlight of any trip to Bodrum is to board a ship to cruise the crystal blue seas. Swimming and diving are extremely popular and gulets will anchor to allow their passengers to do both