How to get to Bodrum?

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Pre-booking Bodrum Airport Transfer (AYT) to Bodrum with 724transfer will provide you with professional chauffeur services and a superior and hassle-free journey.

 

All orders will be confirmed instantly. You can just relax because your experienced driver will meet you at Bodrum Milas Airport (BJV) and you will reach Bodrum in a safe and comfortable car.

 

Our airport transfers are also available for small groups by minibus or large groups by bus from Antalya Airport to Bodrum at the lowest prices. Your group will travel in a private vehicle that will be used exclusively for you.

Mausoleum, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, was built in the city of Halicarnassus. The marble stones of the mausoleum, which was destroyed over time by the effects of earthquakes and invasions, were used in the construction of Bodrum Castle. Christian Knights built the castle in the 15th century. The construction was completed in a period of 100 years. The Pope distributed indulgence papers to those working in the construction of the castle in order to finish the castle. The city of Bodrum is the last captured Christian land on Anatolian lands. City II. Although it was besieged during the reign of Mehmed II, it could only be captured during the Rhodes Campaign of Suleiman I. Bodrum Castle today serves as the world's 2nd largest Underwater Archeology Museum. It is the strongest surviving castle in the Eastern Mediterranean. The city of Bodrum hosts many cultural events.

 

The International Bodrum Ballet Festival has been held in Bodrum every summer since 2003. This festival is Turkey's first and only ballet festival. In addition, the International Bodrum Biennial has been held since 2014. Bodrum Baroque Music Festival has been held in the city since 2010.

 

Bodrum is located in the western corner of Muğla province. The majority of the district's lands are located in a peninsula bearing its name, which is surrounded by the Aegean Sea from the north, west and south. It has no administrative borders except Milas in the east.

 

CLIMATE

In terms of climate, it has a feature consisting of the synthesis of Aegean and Mediterranean climates. As a peninsula, it shows the feature of a micro-climate area. There is almost no humidity in summer. In winter, the humidity is very low. Summer months are hot and dry, winter months are quite warm and rainy. From 1970 until today, snowfall has been seen only in February 2004 and the average snow thickness has reached 5 cm.

 

The peninsula is clearly divided into two as vegetation. In the part to the west of the Bodrum-Milas highway, the vegetation is covered with bushes and heaths and thorny grasses, which are called "çeti" in the region. The part to the east of the highway is covered with coniferous red pine, wild strawberry, myrtle and sandalwood trees. 61.3% of the district's land is considered to be forest. However, as a result of forest fires in recent years, a significant decrease in forest cover has been observed. There are no regular streams in the district. The Irrigation Pond in Mumcular Town is used for irrigation and drinking water purposes.