Activities in Bodrum
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The warm, crystal-clear waters that surround the Bodrum peninsula are absolutely perfect for scuba divers of all levels of experience. This full-day scuba diving tour offers expert shallow water instruction for beginners before diving, and a two separate dive sites for more experienced divers.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 70
From
US$ 70
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With glittering turquoise seas and Bodrum's picture-perfect coastline, this cruise is the ultimate way to enjoy the delights of the area. You'll sail out on a gulet boat to while away the hours sunbathing on deck, chilling, swimming and eating lunch in the open air.
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4 hours - 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 63
From
US$ 63
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The Turgutreis market and street bazaar is shopaholic heaven. And on this market tour, you'll spend a morning digging out the best bargains in leather goods and local ceramics at the bazaar, and soaking up the sights, sounds and scents of the food market.
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2 hours - 4 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 24
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US$ 24
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Turkish baths are synonymous the world over with relaxation and rejuvenation. On this excursion to a premier Turkish bathhouse, you'll detox in the steam room, receive a body scrub on a stone slab and receive a foam massage.
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2 hours - 4 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 19
From
US$ 19
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The west coast of the Bodrum peninsula is packed with hidden gems, rustic villages and romantic seafront promenades. You'll visit Turgutreis, Gumusluk, Derekoy and Yalikavak with time for a traditional meze lunch and browsing the bazaars in between.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 48
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US$ 48
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This Bodrum tour delivers a great mix of sights and activities. Highlights include the Gumbet Windmills, Myndos Gate, the ancient theatre – and even leaves time for a gold centre visit and a while to explore the old town at your own pace.
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4 hours - 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 16
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US$ 16
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Just across the water from Turkey is the Greek island of Kos. Known for its beautiful sandy beaches and classical antiquities, a catamaran ride will take you to its capital, Kos town where you'll have the day to explore on your own.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 42
From
US$ 42
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Winding river cruises, mud baths, ancient tombs and the chance to catch a glimpse of loggerhead turtles – this exclusive Dalyan tour is a nature-lover's delight. Sailing on an eco-friendly boat, you'll explore the classical tomb-lined River Dalyan. You might even spy turtles as you drift by the sandbank nicknamed ‘Turtle Beach'.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
From
US$ 70
From
US$ 70
Ephesus is one of the best-preserved archaeological sites from the classical era. Highlights include the Celsus Library and the Great Theatre. You'll also discover the House of the Virgin Mary and stop by Sirince for a spot of lunch. Gökhan, one of our local guides, says, ‘During the time of Emperor Tiberius, Ephesus was the most important city in Europe apart from Rome. It was wealthy due to its flourishing commercial activity, home to 250,000 people and culturally very advanced. The site is truly impressive – so much detail remains.'Let your expert your guide transport you back in time, learning about the living past of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the Celsus Library, built with double walls to protect its scrolls from the heat. Peek into houses still decorated with frescoes, and nose around the public baths, brothel and shops. Walk down Marble Street to see the Great Theatre, a spectacular 24,000-seater dug into the hillside, which once rang with the cries of gladiators and the sermons of St Paul.Next, we'll visit the House of the Virgin Mary, a Catholic and Muslim shrine. There's a wishing wall, where you can leave written prayers, and a fountain whose waters are believed by some to have miraculous powers. We'll round off the day in Sirince – a little less ancient but still with a sense of yesteryear. Here, you'll have lunch at a family-run restaurant before tasting the local fruit wine and enjoying free time to stroll along the town's cobbled streets.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 85
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US$ 85
Pamukkale is spectacular seen from the ground – but even better with bird's eye views. See one of Turkey's top natural treasures from above with this hot air balloon experience. You'll need to rise and shine well before sunrise, but it's all worth it. Soar over the cotton-white calcium terraces before touching down to visit the Roman ruins of Hierapolis, too.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 269
From
US$ 269
A 215 km-long arm reaching into the sea, the Bodrum Peninsula packs a punch in the scenery stakes. And alongside its good looks, it boasts a collection of evermore charming towns, too. This private tour includes a guided visit to Turgutreis' silver mosque, souvenir shopping in a market, plus a seafront lunch Gumusluk, and free time in Yalikavak.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
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US$ 82
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US$ 82
A traditional Turkish gulet is your vessel for the day on this exclusive, private cruise. Best of all, it's reserved solely for you and your party. Let your captain sail along Bodrum's picture-perfect coast as you while away the hours sunbathing and swimming – there are at least three swim and snorkel stops. And come lunchtime, tuck into a traditional Turkish lunch on board.
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4 hours - 8 hours
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Free cancellation
From
US$ 957
From
US$ 957
The ancient world and old ways come to life during this private tour to Ephesus and Sirince. The classical Greek city of Ephesus was the location of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World – the Temple of Artemis – while time seems to have stood still in the pretty mountain village of Sirince.You'll travel into sun-soaked hills and olive groves to discover one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in the world. Wander down marble-paved streets of Ephesus, gaze at mosaics and fresco-adorned ancient Roman houses and admire impressive historical buildings, including the famous Library of Celsus, the baths, Temple of Hadrian, the grand theatre and more.It's a little less ancient but a sense of yesteryear permeates in Sirince. Here you'll have lunch at a typical restaurant before enjoying some free time to stroll along its cobbled streets. On the way back to your hotel, you'll stop at a ceramic centre and Turkish delight emporium.
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at least 8 hours
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Free cancellation
From
US$ 122
From
US$ 122