How many days are enough for Bodrum?

How long to spend in Bodrum? Bodrum is a small town so you can easily experience Bodrum in one day. However, most people stay here for longer to enjoy the infinity pools and beaches. I recommend 2-3 days in Bodrum, but you can easily spend a week here and take some day trips, too.



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If you're a sunseeker the best time to visit Bodrum is between June and September. The hottest month of the year is July with an average daily maximum of 36 C and an average low of 20 C. The coolest month of the year is January with an average daily maximum of 14 C and an average low of 4 C.

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While walking you will see the small shops on the Barlar Sokagi ( i.e. Bar street) where you can enjoy a cold beer or a hot Turkish tea depending on your taste. You can walk nearby The Castle till Bodrum Marina where you can experience shopping, eating, drinking....

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Bodrum is a place steeped in history! One of the must-visit attractions in Bodrum is the castle. Built in the 15th century and originally called “Petronium”, the castle of Bodrum was created by the Order of the Knights Hospitaller to honor Saint Peter.

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Are 2 Days in Antalya Enough? Antalya and the immediate surrounding areas would need a bit more time to be explored, however, two days can be enough to get the opportunity to visit the old city center and to spend a few hours enjoying the magnificent beaches of Antalya.

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All night beach parties and thumping clubs make Bodrum the best party town on the Turkish Riviera.

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Antalya is much hotter than Bodrum, with longer summers too. Like Bodrum, sun seekers should head out here between June and September, when the waters are warm and the temperatures are highest. July is the hottest month of the year, with sky-high temperatures of 36 C.

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Be aware that Bodrum is a peninsula with a number of resort towns (including Bodrum City) all of which have their own characteristics and tend to attract a different crowd. Alanya on the other hand is one town. Bodrum City is great for nightlife, dining and shopping but beaches (not swimming pools) are in short supply.

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