
What is there to do on a trip to Bodrum
Bodrum is a centuries-old fishing village that has continually evolved over time. You can admire the pretty quaint white houses typical of the provinces of the Ottoman Empire, but there are also plenty of modern hotels.
In the fishing port, fishing boats gently bob up and down next to modern sailboats. Enjoy delicious freshly caught seafood dishes at one of the many restaurants on the harbour. With its impressive stone walls and moat, the castle of St. Peter (also known as Bodrum Castle) guards the Bodrum peninsula and is well worth a visit. Inside, you can visit the Museum of Underwater Archeology and admire the famous Glass Wreck, a Phoenician ship, and the tomb of the Princess of Corinth.
A scuba session in the area is highly recommended; the city is home to several excellent diving spots.
Other interesting excursions not to be missed during your Bodrum family holidays include the mausoleum of Halicarnassus which is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the ancient Roman amphitheatre and the eight windmills located to the south-west of the city.