Voyage Türkbükü

Bitez is one of the most green and unspoiled settlement areas of the peninsula. Its beaches are highly convenient for windsurfing.

Developing drastically over the recent years, Gümbet has become an independent holiday area, with a large number of hotels, bars, restaurants and discos. Gümbet is also a popular area for water sports.

Ortakent hosts its guests with a long beach, sea that deepens abruptly, many hotels, bars, cafes and restaurants. Ortakent beaches are highly convenient for water sports.

Kargı and Bağla, two of the most beautiful coves of Bodrum, is also a popular boat trip destination along with many visitors who wish to enjoy the crystal clear sea with a sandy sea floor.

The cove of Akyarlar lies between Akyarlar Point and Koca Point, which is one mile to the east. Akyarlar Bay consists of layers of white rocks which form ravines. Karaincir draws attention with its 500 metre long fine sandy beach as well as its calm sea, which is surrounded by two hills and closed to the northern winds.

With the small Çatal Island situated right across from it, as well as its convenient winds for windsurfing, cool breezes and all kinds of lodging facilities, Turgutreis is one of the most favoured holiday regions.

With its lush greenery, Kadıkalesi, an old Leleg settlement, is nowadays in the process of developing as a holiday region. The Hellenistic castle on top of the hill gives the town its name.

The region is renowned for its fish restaurants located along the shore. You may roll up your trousers and walk through the sea to the Tavşan (Rabbit) Island which is right across the cove.

Yalıkavak, where you will come across many windmills, is known for its strong winds. The area, which has become one of the fastest growing tourism regions on the peninsula over the recent years, has a great number of tourism establishments.

With its long beach, clear blue sea, historical nature adorned with the lush greenery, it is an ideal place for a tranquil and lively holiday.

Türkbükü, the stamping ground of artists, writers and poets in particular, has become one of the most popular holiday areas of recent years, with its lively night life, stylish and luxurious facilities.

One of the closest bays of the peninsula to the town centre, Torba, draws attention with its lush green pine trees. The district, where many high-grade tourism establishments are located, organizes ferry boat trips to Didim.