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Quiet Luxury
Luxury travellers are known for keeping ahead of the pace. With that, new yacht charter destinations are coming to the forefront and this year, it's Bodrum. A cosmopolitan city with a bohemian vibe. Rich with culture and a thriving high-end gastronomy scene that interweaves a melting pot of flavours from Turkish and Aegaen, to Japanese and Peruvian. Bodrum also claims home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The New Jet-Set Darling
Once a quiet fishing town, Bodrum has since transformed into a Mediterranean hotspot with some likening the lively town to the iconic Saint-Tropez. Colloquially known as the “St. Tropez of Turkey,” it now attracts affluent travelers, celebrities, and yacht owners with its luxurious resorts, buzzing beach clubs, and Aegean charm. But it isn’t just about glamour, Bodrum’s soul remains rooted in history, from ancient Halicarnassus to its Byzantine ruins.
A RICH PAST
Once known as the ancient city of Halicarnassus, this historical epicentre was the jewel of Caria and the birthplace of Herodotus, commonly known as the "father of history". Halicarnassus was famed for the Mausoleum of Hali Bodrum, a grand tomb named one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, which attracted visitors far and wide for hundreds of years. What was once a sleepy coastal town has now transformed, through the ebb and flow of history, into a buzzing destination that is fast becoming one of the most coveted yachting spots in the Mediterranean. Where Byzantine ruins and modern beach clubs pair together in a beautiful twist of culture and fun.
Cultural Soul
Unlike its French counterpart, Bodrum retains a distinct Turkish identity. You’ll find Bodrum Castle, centuries-old amphitheaters, and authentic markets coexisting with sleek beach lounges and boutique bars. It’s a destination where you can sip a cocktail at sunset, then walk through ruins older than Rome. Tradition and trendiness live side by side.
