Find your way around Turkey's Bodrum Peninsula:
Here's a map of Turkey's Bodrum Peninsula to help you get your bearings and navigate the local area
BODRUM
Bodrum is peppered with historical sights, including the renovated Bodrum Castle & Museum of Underwater Archaeology. A glitzy Marina is balanced out by quaint cobbled back-streets. The multitude of restaurants, bars, shops and cultural events make this location a year-round destination.
TURGUTREIS
It’s bustling sprawling market is a Saturday staple, and it’s Marina and Ferry services gives Bodrum a run for its money. Lots of restaurants, bars and shopping to keep you busy, and memorable sunsets to still your soul. Enjoy the 17km stretch of coastline that boasts a myriad of bays and beaches.
BITEZ
Bitez Beach is well known for it's shallow moon-shaped bay, boat trips and varied selection of restaurants, bars and shopping down at the water's edge, and a laid-back local vibe in Bitez village that you can reach by dolmus or wander through the back lanes of the citrus groves. There's also ab eclectic 2nd market each Sunday.
GUMUSLUK
Known locally as an artistic hub attracting painters and sculptors, this fishing village with a historic past hosts its own international music festival. It has a varied collection of seafood restaurants that overlook the perennially excavated Rabbit Island.
YALIKAVAK
This once tranquil sponge and fishing village has been injected with a new persona with the arrival of the deepest marina in Turkey, and accompanying shops and brands that line it. But this destination is more than one-dimensional.
AKYARLAR
GERIS & GERIS-ALTI
GOLKOY 
GUNDOGAN 
KADIKALESI
KONACIK
ORTAKENT TOWN
ORTAKENT-YAHSI
TORBA
TURKBUKU
BAĞLA BAY
CAMEL BEACH
DAGBELEN
DEREKOY
GÜRECE
KARAKAYA 
KARAINCIR BEACH
KOYUNBABA 
SANDIMA 
PEKSIMET
Brilliant travel website. Thanks for sharing all you know about Bodrum. We’re coming again this year, and each year I check your website for new updates and changes. Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks Malek .. yes the site and travel guide are constantly being updated, so there’s always something new to read about and discover.
Thanks for sharing this great destination page of Bodrum. A great way to find our way around so that we don’t have to get stuck in one place because we don’t know where to go.
Glad you’re finding some inspiration from my content. I love exploring the local area, and am happy to share my discoveries with you.
I enjoy reading your articles. Thanks for showing me all the towns that this area has to offer.
You have very good content on this site. It is very useful.
Thanks this page really makes it easy to find your way around the local area. I always thought that Bodrum was one place, not a collection of other places.
You’re welcome Matt. It used to be a fragmented place with each town and village having it’s own Mayor, but then the area was centralized under Bodrum, and now we have one mayor based in Bodrum, and all towns and villages are part of Bodrum.
Hi Roving Jay – found your blog and love the info provided. You’ve seen a few of my posts on WordPress – https://suemtravels.com. I’ve been to Turkey several times and would like to return in 2021 if possible and spend time hiking the Carian Trail. I plan to purchase books and maps you recommend. In addition to the Bodrum area, I will spend some time in Istanbul – a favorite city. My trips are usually extended, as I’m retired and like staying in each country for as long as a visitor visa allows. Do you have any recommendation sources for small apartment rentals – Istanbul, Bodrum, Datça, Cappadocia, Izmir, etc. I’m traveling solo and am very responsible. Thanks! Sue