Why come to Bodrum?
A conference by the Aegean sea.
Bodrum is a well-known touristic town on the southwest coast of Turkey — famous for its architecture, historical sites, windmills, mandarin trees and beaches.
Bodrum is a beautiful and peaceful peninsula with a lot of nature and historical places to see. Travelling around is fairly easy thanks to its many local bus services, most of which begin as early as 6:30–7am and run until as late as 1am.
Bodrum has three shopping centres and many shops spread around the peninsula, so there is always something to do whether the weather is sunny or rainy. The weather is often sunny and rain is a rare occurrence.
Bodrum Castle
A historic castle in the centre of town, overlooking the harbour.
Palmarina, Yalıkavak
A vibrant marina on the northern tip of the peninsula.
Gümüşlük
A fishing village famous for its unique waterfront restaurants.
Windmills & mandarin groves
Scattered across the hills, iconic of the Bodrum landscape.
"Bodrum is a multicultural town with a high percentage of English speakers, which makes communication easy for foreigners."