Bodrum Bay is internationally recognised as one of the most beautiful in the world. One of Turkey’s most popular tourist resorts, visitors of all ages and nationalities flock to Bodrum in increasing numbers with each passing year. The town is home to a cosmopolitan community and has a distinctly European feel. Amenities such as the private yacht marina and its modern shopping precinct have bestowed contemporary class on a town with a rich historical past. Formerly Halicarnassus, Bodrum is the birthplace of Herodotus ‘The Father of History’ and is home to the remains of the Mausoleum; one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The magnificent 15th Century St Peter’s Castle presides over the town’s harbours, narrow cobbled streets and white washed buildings cloaked with bougainvillea.

The Bodrum peninsula is the ideal location for those seeking a home in the sun, whether as a potential investment, holiday home or for relocation purposes. The climate lends itself to an outdoor lifestyle; the sun shines on average 300 days a year and winters are blissfully short and mild.
The peninsula is home to a number of small towns and villages, both inland and costal, each with its own character and charm. Blessed with an attractive coastline, numerous beaches and a surprisingly green landscape, the peninsula’s natural beauty attracts both foreign and Turkish buyers alike. By virtue of the mountainous terrain and miles of coastline the majority of properties afford impressive sea views.

The peninsula is easily accessible by land, sea or air. During the summer month’s chartered aircraft from Europe and beyond fly into Bodrum-Milas Airport, a mere 45km from Bodrum town centre. Daily hydrofoil and ferry boat services operate from Bodrum to the Greek island of Kos and the impressive Bodrum Milta Marina attracts yacht owners from all four corners of the globe.