Disabled Holidays in Bodrum

The Bodrum Peninsula stretches from Turkey’s southwest coast into the Aegean Sea. It’s a popular holiday destination known for its resorts, nightlife and ancient ruins. Think beaches, cocktails and belly dancing. St Peter’s Castle overlooks the city, at the non stop partying below and at the Aegean Sea stretching out beyond the twin bays. Plenty of bars, clubs and restaurants, Bodrum attracts a mainly young, English crowd. If you want fun and frolics amongst modern high rise hotels and the architecture of old, then Bodrum is the place to be.

How To Get There

There are regular flights to Bodrum from most UK airports. Flight times are just under four hours and then transfer times from Bodrum airport to surrounding resorts is about an hour.

Best Time to Go

Bodrum enjoys a Mediterranean climate of long, hot summers, pleasant spring and autumn months, and short, mild winters. To avoid the heat and crowds, go in September-October or March-May.