Situated on the Turkish Riviera, also known as the Turquoise Coast in southwest Turkey, the peninsula of Bodrum includes the city of the same name and several other towns and villages. The Bodrum peninsula is quaint, yet it fits a lot in, such as upscale villas, exquisite food, and sophisticated culture, all set in visually stunning surroundings. Bodrum offers a wealth of authentic Turkish village life and a fully-fledged rebirth in the wine sector.  The city’s functional port makes it a worthy base to explore other spots on the Riviera, either by cruise or ferry. Bodrum offers an easy yet beautiful encounter with the Riviera, closer to an airport than Marmaris.

Whether you're looking for the vibrant nightlife of Bodrum, the yacht lifestyle in Yalıkavak, or the relaxed atmosphere of charming Gümüşlük, this place is perfect for you. The city is most known for housing one of the World's Seven Wonders. The Mausoleum, a magnificent columned structure, served as the resting place of Mausolus, the departed king of the historic Caria province. Visitors can also discover exciting entertainment off the shore of Bodrum. During the summer, tickets for yacht and catamaran parties are available, departing daily from Bodrum's harbour.  Club Catamaran is Bodrum's most well-known boat party. With its translucent dance floor, VIP booths, well-known DJs, and amazing dance routines, the party boat is sure to impress.