All night beach parties and thumping clubs make Bodrum the best party town on the Turkish Riviera.
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Depending on your perspective Antalya probably has more natural sites (excepting the sea which is equally gorgeous) in close proximity. If your say culture beaches and fun then do go to Bodrum. Where the beaches are in Antalya there are mainly All Inclusive hotels, so less nightlife. Bodrum is famous for fun.
The Bodrum peninsula is tiny, but it manages to pack a lot in — fine dining, luxury hotels and high culture, all set in striking surrounds. This is the most exclusive part of the Turkish riviera, where the super-wealthy bring their yachts each summer and celebrities dodge the paparazzi in hidden bays.
Bodrum is a major tourist town and downtown you'll find lots of tourists at the open-air bazaar or the many shops and restaurants. However, it's also so easy to get away from the crowds.
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.
Bodrum. When you talk about Bodrum, you mostly talk about the Bodrum Peninsula, rather than the city itself. Bodrum is home to some of Turkey's most luxurious hotels and resorts. Needless to say, it also attracts a high number of very rich businesspeople and entrepreneurs, who choose to live in the region.
Yes, Greece is more expensive than Turkey. We'd estimate that it's something around 20-30% pricier for most things. We think you'll mainly notice that in the cost of food and drink. It's much cheaper to dine out in Turkey than in Greece.