Once only a small village of fishing housing only a few thousand people, Bodrum has seen a renaissance in the last half-century that has literally converted once the sleepy community into Turkey’s one of the most famed holiday spots. Artists, writers, musicians and intellectuals, all have announced this Aegean town their home - the colourful cultural scene can only be compared by it’s happening night life. Narrow streets and painted lavish villas adorn the breathtaking landscape, and private yachts dock peacefully on the harbour, making it a tranquil escape for tourists from all corners of the globe.

Even with the influx of visitors, Bodrum still remains a charming and unspoilt beauty. Take out some time and explore Turkish bazaars, partake in various underwater activities, explore the rich history and indulge yourself in the notorious night life. If you ever fly to Bodrum, do not forget to visit the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus (one of the seven wonders of the ancient world) and Saint Peter’s Castle. Stroll along the pathways where hundreds of talented artisans gather around to weave together their geometric prayer rugs. In conclusion, Bodrum is a diverse city boasting eye-pleasing beaches, spectacular scenery, delicious food and nightlife to suit all types of tastes.