HISTORIC BODRUM
Bodrum was referred to as the “St. Tropez of Turkiye” by the New York Times, and it doesn’t get a review like that easily! Bodrum is one of Turkiye’s most established resorts. It’s an attractive town with 3 marinas, beautiful bays and a lively restaurant and bar scene.
Bodrum has for decades been a thriving resort popular with British, international and European visitors and yachtsmen. It was called Halicarnassus of Caria in ancient times and was famous for housing the Mausoleum of Mausolus. Bodrum Castle, built by the Knights Hospitaller in the 15th century and overlooking the harbour and Bodrum Milta Marina, makes for an interesting sea approach. The castle grounds include a Museum of Underwater Archaeology, arguably one of the best museums of its kind in the world. The castle’s grounds also hosts several cultural festivals and events throughout the year, many of which are worth a visit.
Bodrum port is inviting. It’s a colorful and bustling place with an alluring ambience and the ideal setting for a lively night out. Here you will find fine dining restaurants tucked next to great traditional eateries, plus a vast array of bars and nightlife sure to appeal to anyone that likes to party.
HOTELS AND PRIVATE TOURS
Planning on a cruise around Bodrum? If so, why not stopover and enjoy a few excursions or a little time exploring this fascinating town?
360° Yachting can tailor a short break in Bodrum and organise local guides to take you on a private tours of all the main attractions.
The 360° events team have a vast book of contacts and can arrange day trips covering almost any interest. From guided trips around local sites of interest, to sporting activities, shopping trips and culinary tours, let us know your interests and we will design a fabulous day out. Failing that, if it’s simply a table at the best restaurant in town, or a luxury spa treatment you’re seeking, all can easily be arranged. CONTACT US for details.
Where to next?
CRUISING IN BODRUM
If you’re cruising in Bodrum, Bodrum Milta Marina is where to head, however, due to heavy traffic during the summer season, it may be difficult to find space. Larger yachts can anchor off the castle with special permission from the authorities and use the municipality dock or marina fuel dock for drop off and pick up’s. Access can be granted with a fee to the marina.
For Bodrum berth requests, clearance procedures, provisioning needs, or fine dining and spa reservations, please CONTACT US.
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