In the eyes of its devotees, BODRUM – ancient Halicarnassos – with its whitewashed houses and subtropical gardens, is the most attractive Turkish resort, a quality outfit in comparison to its upstart Aegean rivals. And it is a pleasant town in most senses, despite having no real beach, although development has proceeded apace over the last couple of decades. The centrepiece is the Castle of St Peter (Tues–Sun 9am–noon & 1–5pm; $7), built by the Knights of St John over a Selçuk fortress between 1437 and 1522. Inside, the various towers house a Museum of Underwater … more »
Ancient Hallicarnassus, city of the great Mausoleum, one the seven wonders... more »
Bodrum lies about 32 miles from the airport and has seen rapid development... more »
Imsik connects with 5 cities nonstop. There are 4 airlines operating... more »