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While the resorts and their myriad markets, bars and restaurants are fascinating, they are only a glimpse of true Turkish life. To look a little closer it is wisest to book a village tour, where you can see for yourself why Turkey is known for its hospitality and cultural beauty. As well as the stunning landscapes you encounter, there is a culture that has endured for centuries among the people here. A village tour will take you to the far east of the Bodrum peninsula, with its unforgettable sunsets and picture postcard white houses.
If every region of Turkey has its own merits, the Bodrum area of Mugla County sits quietly away from the noise and frivolity of the resort towns, waiting to be discovered by you, and to provide enduring memories of friendly faces in their natural working environment.
You will get to see how life in the village is like and locals are sure to greet you with a smile. You may sample Turkish Tea or Coffee in an authentic setting. If you have never tasted either before you are in for a treat. Tea is served in a glass and the Turkish coffee cup is very small, affording you maybe a handful of sips. Nevertheless once you have tasted the coffee, no other coffee is likely to taste as good to you. Likewise the tea or Cay, is most refreshing served in a glass.
The journey out of Bodrum up through the mountains and to the far end of the peninsula will enchant you and stay with you long after you return home.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | — | €35 |
| Child | — | €25 |
| Infant | — | Free |
Cost of Bodrum Village Tour is 40 € for adults, 20 € for children between age 7 and 12, free for children under 6 years old in 2026.
This tour is gentle enough for everyone, even younger children. There is some walking involved in the tour, do bear this in mind when booking.
Included in the price of your ticket is your hotel pickup and return, your air conditioned transport throughout the tour, together with your English speaking guide service. Insurance and lunch are also included.
You may wish to purchase some souvenirs and drinks or snacks throughout the tour so it is a good idea to budget for this.
Ideally you should wear somegood walking shoes and a jacket or sweater for those cooler days. Keep in mind that you are likely to visit a village Mosque which will require modest clothing. There are usually a selection of headscarves at the door for visitors to borrow, but you should cover knees and arms as a sign of respect.
Likewise don’t forget your sun cream and sunglasses, and a good sun hat for those brighter summer days.
It is a good idea to bring your camera or mobile phone with you for those images you wish to keep of your day on the Bodrum peninsula, of which there should be many.