Bodrum is located just 5km from Kos and you can visit on a day trip from the island, which is exactly what we did while there in April. Having explored most of Kos I found Bodrum much prettier and so many things caught my eye to photograph. Down every street seemed to be another cute alley or another amazing view of the castle. I have picked some of my favourite snaps from the day to try and show why I loved Bodrum so much. I will be following this post up with a write up of my day trip to the island and what we got up too. For now enjoy the pictures…
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Such lovely photos! I haven’t been to Turkey before, but there seems to be so much to explore there!
Great reflections on the water there!
Even though Bodrum has become more commercial in the past few years, it’s still a chilled place out of peak season. I love just wandering around the back streets of town – as that’s the best way to find the little Turkish lokantas for cheap (but delicious) eats.
Wow! Beautiful place. Great pictures too.