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There's plenty of bus service to Bodrum in the warm months, but no train service.

Milas-Bodrum Airport is 33 km (21 miles) north of the town with direct daily flights from Istanbul. More...

(Izmir's Adnan Menderes Airport, south of the city on the way to Bodrum, has many more daily flights. If you plan to rent a car, Izmir's airport is a viable alternative to Milas-Bodrum Airport. More...)

Bodrum's otogar (bus terminal) in right in the center of town at the intersection of Cevat Sakir Caddesi and Turgut Reis Caddesi, next to the terminal for local-area minibuses and Bodrum's municipal market.

Greek island ferries take you to and from Kos and Rhodes.

Click here for maps of Bodrum and Aegean Turkey.


Distances & Travel Times

Adnan Menderes (Izmir) Airport: 265 km (165 miles) N, 3-3/4 hours

Antalya, inland route via Korkuteli: 421 km (262 miles) E, 7.5 hours

Bodrum Airport: 33 km (21 miles) NE, 40 minutes

Ephesus: 160 km (100 miles) N, 2-1/2 hours

Fethiye: 265 km (165 miles) E, 4 hours

Istanbul: 830 km (516 miles) N, 13 hours

Izmir: 250 km (155 miles) N, 4 hours

Kusadasi: 151 km (94 miles) N, 2-1/2 hours

Marmaris: 165 km (103 miles) E, 3 hours

Milas: 63 km (39 miles) NE, 1 hour

Milas-Bodrum Airport: 33 km (21 miles) NE, 40 minutes

Mugla: 110 km (68 miles) E, 2 hours

Pamukkale: 310 km (193 miles) NE, 5 hours

Selcuk (Ephesus): 160 km (100 miles) N, 2-1/2 hours


Milas-Bodrum Airport

Bodrum Airport Transport

Bodrum Homepage

Adnan Menderes Airport (Izmir)

Bus Travel in Turkey

Aegean Turkey

Mediterranean Turkey

 
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Hydrofoil Ferries, Bodrum to Kos & Rhodes, Turkey

Above, in summer, fast hydrofoil ferries connect Bodrum with Kos and Rhodes. More...
Below, a Bodrum fisherman.

 

Fisherman, Bodrum, Turkey