The Bodrum peninsula has lots of attractions as each area has its own feel and a different approach to life. Each town has a different level of entertainment at night that reflects it's personality.

Bodrum is busy and has kept its traditional beauty as this is a central hub for the area with lots to see and do. Gumbet is a holiday resort here you will find more English people on package tours and an area that is designed to cater for this type of visitor. Torba is a traditional fishing village with the most beautiful beaches. Bitez is more for the local Turkish and so you can find a bargain here. Yalikavak is well worth a see as its large and still growing and the surrounding hills provide stunning views of the region.

Bodrum bus station is the key to the rest of the peninsula where you can visit Gumusluk and the famous rabbit island. Turgetreis market is on Saturday at 9.00am and there is even an aqua park on the road to Ortakent which is great for the kids and adults. There are also Turkish massage parlours everywhere and boat trips available along bodrum marina with lunch included!

Bodrum’s landmark is the Castle of Saint Peter, the castle was built by the Knights of Saint John in the 15th century. Today, the castle is home to the Museum of Underwater Archaeology.

There are many clubs and bars located along the coastline of bodrum, some have live music and others have DJs that play untill the early hours of the morning. Bar street is famous for being the night life center of Bodrum. If you want the quite life then you can have this as well because most of the peninsula is very tranquil it is the perfect place to find peace and relaxation.

This house is a very exclusive property on a par with other properties in Turkbuku where many famous Turkish and international celebrities live.