Bodrum, the antique mythical Halicarnassus, situated on a peninsula off the Greek island of Kos, is a good starting point for navigating the "Turkish Riviera" as it blends its rich history and art with its nightlife, bohemian and avant-garde.

Kara Ada, the Black Island, is located in the bay of Bodrum. It is well known for its famous hot springs and hidden caves.

Cokertme Beach is a very attractive place, with impressive mountains rising behind. You have one or two small restaurants offering nice and simple local dishes.

We departure to Sedir Island in the Gulf of Gokova, former Cedrai, which boasts of one the most beautiful white sand beaches and splendid views of the Kiran mountain chain. The island is also known as Cleopatra's Island, which according to legend, it was Marco Antonio, who carried sand from North Africa to this beach. We continue to Kara. It is possible to visit the city of Marmaris. It is highly recommended to walk through his old neighbourhood shopping in the Grand Bazaar.

We departure to Kargili Bay where you can have a bath. We will continue to Kisebuku (Alakisla) and can see the Byzantine ruins.

In Mersincik we can enjoy beautiful beaches with crystal clear water.

Oraklar is a nice little rocky island, protected by beautiful beaches, ideal for swimming and water sports.