Flights to Bodrum Milas

Why visit the Bodrum Peninsula in the Turkish Aegean?

The Bodrum peninsula surprises with multifaceted landscapes: forested in the north with a rocky coast, in the west and south gorgeous bays with soft sandy beaches. White tiled houses shimmer in the bright sunlight and offer a beautiful contrast to the deep blue Aegean Sea.

Bodrum weather and events: when is the best time to travel?

The climate is good for a holiday all year round, with the long hot and dry summers. However, winters can be a bit cool for a beach holiday.

On May 19, the founder of the Turkish state, Atatürk, is commemorated. In the same month, music lovers get their money's worth at the International Bodrum Dance Festival. In July/August, the Ballet Festival and the Gümüslük with classical music and international musicians and guests are the main events. A sporting event is the annual sailing regatta in October. The Eid festival at the end of Ramadan is also a special experience, exact dates will change from year to year.

What do you need to know before flying to Bodrum?

British tourists do not need a visa for a stay of up to 90 days. Preventive vaccinations against hepatitis A, typhoid, tetanus and diphtheria are recommended.
Travellers should keep in mind that water and food may contain germs so should avoid drinking tap water and exercise caution when eating fresh foods. It is advisable to avoid ice in drinks.
Bodrum offers opportunities for water sports of all kinds. Those who love a special adventure should plan a camel ride on the beach during a trip to Camel Beach.

Restaurant food is inexpensive at about 15-20 TRY, soft drinks cost about 3.50 TRY and beer about 8 TRY. Haggling for goods in the markets is expected.

Bodrum: Accommodation and local transport

Recommended transfer from the airport is the Havas bus for about 10 TRY. For a taxi, pre-book and calculate with about 80 TRY, hailing a taxi is much more expensive. For local transport, the minibuses are cheap.
Prices for overnight stays vary depending on the season and degree of luxury. If you want to spend the night cheaply, you can do so in a hostel from about 37 TRY per night.

Trips from Bodrom by ferry to the Greek islands of Kos and Rhodes are easily organised.

Airport Bodrum-Milas Airport BJV

Bodrum - Milas airport is one of the main airports of Turkey. It is mainly served seasonally from April to October by a large number of European charter and scheduled airlines. The airport lies between the two cities of Bodrum and Milas, in the southwestern Turkish province of Muğla. The airport is used by travellers to the towns of Bodrum and Milas which are both very popular destinations for tourists form the UK with flights from Bristol and Gatwick as well as Liverpool for example.

• URL: Official website
• Parking: Parking for 500 vehicles.
• Nearby cities: Aydın (68 km), Nazilli (94 km)
• Directions by car: The airport is near the D-300, between Bodrum and Milas and is signposted.

Location

The airport was opened in 1997, is located about 20 miles northeast of Bodrum and about 10 miles southwest of Milas. Please use the D-330 (Mugla-Bodrum Yolu) between Bodrum and Milas and follow the signs to the airport grounds.

Bus passengers head for Bodrum or Milas central bus station and then take a taxi, a minibus (dolmus) from Milas, or the HAVAS shuttle bus from Bodrum Airport to the central bus station.