Turgutreis holidays

The second-biggest town on the Bodrum peninsula, Turgutreis has a reputation for its fabulous, glitzy shopping streets and wowing sunsets, not to mention its unblemished golden-sand beaches. Castles and churches offer an historic element to the resort, while the aromas and tantalising tastes of Turkey sit around every corner.
Kadikale Resort
  • London Stansted, Fri 01 May 2026
  • 7 Nights, All Inclusive
  • 2 Adults, 0 Children
  • Prices are cached and updated daily

Kadikale Resort

Turgutreis, Bodrum Area

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Based on 1925 reviews

  • Set in pretty gardens
  • Pool with stunning sea views
  • Great entertainment programme
  • Two waterslides
  • Choice of bars and restaurants
La Blanche Resort
  • Birmingham, Mon 27 Apr 2026
  • 7 Nights, All Inclusive Plus
  • 2 Adults, 0 Children
  • Prices are cached and updated daily

La Blanche Resort

Turgutreis, Bodrum Area

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Based on 4697 reviews

  • Stunning beachfront location
  • Modern and bright rooms
  • Choice of dining options
  • Pool with waterslides
  • Certified sustainable hotel
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Sandy beaches

Turgutreis offers up a great choice of beaches, and the area has over 5km of cool coastline. Head over to the main stretch in the centre of town, which has shallow, child-friendly waters to paddle in. But you can also find quieter coves that offer views of nearby Kos.

A handy base

All the dolmuş buses pass through here, which means you’re really well placed to explore the area. It’s easy to get to Bodrum, where you’ve got chic boutique hotels and clubs. Or if you fancy escaping the crowds, head to Akyarlar’s secluded bay. Take your pick and enjoy relaxing.

Market day

Market day

Turgutreis, Bodrum Area

This Saturday market boasts as many quality fabric stalls as in Bodrum and is almost as popular. Here, you’ll find carpet sellers, cheese stalls, and olive oils as well as brightly painted pots and brass...
Sabanci Park

Sabanci Park

Turgutreis, Bodrum Area

This region takes its name from a man named Turgut Reis, a local hero and an Ottoman admiral who engaged in a number of battles around the Mediterranean. You can learn more about him at the park and be taught...
Turgutreis Beach

Turgutreis Beach

Turgutreis, Bodrum Area

If you're after luxury and relaxation then head to Turgutreis beach. Here you’ll be treated to waiter service while you lounge on the sand and can order a variety of snacks and cocktails from the nearby venues....
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FAQs

What is Turgutreis know for?

Turgutreis is a charming coastal town located in southwestern Turkey, part of the Bodrum Peninsula in Muğla Province. It is known for its beautiful beaches, stunning sea views, and vibrant marina. Turgutreis offers a mix of traditional Turkish culture and modern amenities, making it a popular destination for both tourists and locals.

What is the weather like in Turgutreis?

Turgutreis enjoys a Mediterranean climate, characterised by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The summer months (June to September) are typically warm and sunny, perfect for beach activities. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures and are ideal for exploring the area.

Is Turgutreis a good place for nightlife?

While Turgutreis is quieter than nearby Bodrum, it still has a selection of bars and restaurants that offer a pleasant nightlife experience. Many establishments host live music and events, especially during the summer season, making it a nice place to enjoy a relaxing evening out.

Are there any shopping options in Turgutreis?

Turgutreis has various shopping options, including local markets and boutiques. The weekly market is a must-visit, offering fresh produce, handmade crafts, and traditional textiles. There are also shops selling souvenirs, clothing, and jewellery.

What type of cuisine is prevalent in Turgutreis?

The cuisine in Turgutreis reflects the rich culinary traditions of the Aegean region. You can find a variety of fresh seafood, traditional Turkish dishes like kebabs and mezes, and delicious vegetarian options. There are also numerous cafés and restaurants that cater to diverse tastes, including international cuisine.