Bodrum Castle, or the Castle of St. Peter, is a medieval fortress located in Bodrum, Turkey. Constructed by the Knights of St. John in the 15th century, the castle boasts a strategic position overlooking the Aegean Sea, showcasing a blend of European, Middle Eastern, and Ottoman architectural styles. Notable features include the French Tower with intricate reliefs and the underwater archaeology museum, housing artifacts from regional shipwrecks like the renowned Uluburun Shipwreck. This iconic structure stands as a testament to the historical confluence of cultures, serving as a significant cultural and historical landmark in the region.
Seven Islands
Seven Islands, off the Turkish coast, offer a serene escape with crystal-clear waters, secluded beaches, and charming coastal villages.
Kufre Bay
Kufre Bay is surrounded by pine forest, and it ends by stream and marshy shallowness.
Uzun Liman
Uzun Liman is a picturesque coastal spot celebrated for its serene ambiance and scenic charm in Turkey.
