Transport for Bodrum, Turkey

Plane

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

(İzmir‘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, İzmir’s airport is a viable alternative to Milas-Bodrum Airport. It’s a drive of about 3 hoursfrom İzmir‘s Adnan Menderes Airport to Bodrum. More…)

Bus

There’s no train service to Bodrum, but plenty of bus service in the warm months. On some itineraries, you may be required to change buses at Muğla or Milas to continue your journey.

Bodrum’s otogar (bus terminal) in right in the center of town at the intersection of Cevat Şakir Caddesi, Nafız Özsoy Caddesi, and Turgut Reis Caddesi (map), next to Bodrum’s municipal market, and the terminal for minibuses to other Bodrum Peninsula towns.

Minibus

Minibuses zoom around the Bodrum peninsula from one town to another. The hub of the system is the Bodrum otogar (see above).

Ferryboats

Ferries take you between Bodrum and Kos and Rhodes, and also to the Reşadiye Peninsula near Datça, where you can catch a bus for Marmaris. More…

When planning ferry voyages, be aware that adverse weather can cancel sailings. Don’t plan a tight itinerary that depends on certain departures. More…