Bodrum Things to Do Tips by Lalique

Blue Cruise is one of the most thrilling adventures that one can experience, is exploring along the Turkish coast East of Bodrum. It is another world! Under the bluest of blue skies, with a brisk northwestern breeze in the sails and steering south, Cape Crio is rounded some three, maybe four hours after setting out from Bodrum.
Itineries: - the ancient commercial harbor of Cnidus, a city once known for the manufacture of amphora's, the "shipping containers" of the Classical Age, and famed for its statue of naked Aphrodite.
- ancient Gulf of Doris. Tiny villages lie next to vestiges of towns and cities that thrived in the Classical Age, a treasure-trove worthy of exploration
- (southern shore towards Marmaris) the ruins of Loryma. Sail into the cove and you'll be stunned by the remains of a castle right on the shore; it is probably a reminder of the glory of Byzantium.
There is so much to see along the coast between Bodrum and Marmaris that a Blue Cruise in this area usually starts in Bodrum and ends in Marmaris.

Another option is to sail to the neighboring Greek islands, like Cos or Rhodos, which is a very memorable experience too.

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Windmills are on a hill which separates Budrum and Gumbet.
There are several of them but only two are in rather good condition, I mean with fans still present.
The top of the hill apparently serves as picnic place to local youngsters so don't demand it to be sterilely clean, quite the opposite.... unfortunately some of the mills are used as public..... well.... you know what.....
Though dawns are really beautiful there, and if you manage to distract from crunching rubbish under you feet, you'll enjoy to the fullest the synergy of sun, sea and wind....

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