Distance to Bodrum Town: 18 km
Distance to Airport: 53 km

The overland journey from Bodrum to Yalikavak provides you with some of the most spectacular scenery on the peninsula. Slowly climbing through fertile valleys, the road then tops at the mountain range running down the peninsula, at this point providing panoramic views of the North and South coasts before descending to the seaide village of Yalikavak.

This once sleepy fishing village is now becoming one of the busiest towns on the peninsula whilst still retaining it’s charm and culture. The cobbled streets of the main town offers a variety of restaurants and cafe bars. If you enjoy eating fresh fish then you will be at home here as there are many excellent fish restaurants – just look for the sign ‘Balik Restaurant’. Yalikavak is known for it’s clean air, stunning sunsets and crystal clear waters and offers fabulous views of both the sea and the mountains. Port Bodrum Marina, opened in Yalikavak in 2003, harbours both fishing boasts and luxury yachts.

Most of the archaeological remains are either unexcavated or are ruins. It is suggested that the ancient city of Yalikavak was situated on the top of one of the hills. Few tombstones and city walls still bear witness to the history of the town.

New developments dotted around the sweeping coastline offer peace and quite and great views whilst being easily accessible from the main town.

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