Perfect beaches, coves, diving and even a castle awaits you in Bodrum

Its quiet coves surrounded by trees are one of the main attractions of the city. Its waters, due to their confluence of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, have a very rich flora and fauna that make them ideal for lovers of diving. It is also common to see people windsurfing thanks to the winds off the Turkish coast. Along its coastline you can make small excursions and admire turtles of protected species. The Turkish coast is more than 6,400 kilometers

What makes Bodrum an interesting place for divers is of course the Aegean Sea itself, which is calm, warm and free from strong tides and currents. Experienced divers will be in their element with a diversity of diving available. Rugged, volcanic offshore islands provide highly diverse locations including caverns, hot springs, reefs, and spectacular falls.