Touring Turkey’s Bodrum Peninsula
The Turkish Riviera’s Bodrum Peninsula, along with the nearby islands of Turkey and Greece, provides you with a glimpse into eastern Mediterranean history, culture, and tradition.
Places to See and Things to Do
On the Turkish Riviera, you’ll encounter an abundance of Turkish delights. Enjoy visiting places such as:
- crumbling castles
- rugged beaches
- seaside highways where the living is easy
Imagine yourself lounging around on throw pillows at a beach club, sipping chilled raki or rosé while being serenaded by seabirds and Cesária évora. If like most people, your holiday agenda is to sit still—lifting your head now and then to admire a passing sailboat—you could hardly do better than the Bodrum Peninsula. The Turkish Riviera Bodrum peninsula also offers great fishing. With over 300 miles of coastline to cruise, there’s always something new to see and experience…read more
Bodrum Peninsula Climate:
Temperatures vary from 10—15 C at night and 20 to 27 C during the day in this region.
Cuisine:
There’s no shortage of places to dine on the Bodrum peninsula. Cafes and restaurants offer great local cuisine that you must sample while on land. Popular dishes include keskek, kopoglu mezes with yogurt, stuffed pumpkin flower, and Turkish sweets such as baklava.
Gulet Yacht Charter “Turkish Delight”