Location: Gulluk
Top Things to do in Gulluk
What to do and see in Gulluk, Turkey: The Best Places and Tips
Güllük is a small harbor quarter within the district of Milas, situated north of Bodrum in the Muğla Province of Turkey. It is a small Turkish town and a growing holiday destination.
Restaurants in Gulluk
1. Donmez I Yacht Tour Gulluk
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By HelandBaz - England
This is my 2nd trip with Mehmet, and would definitely do it again.
Great value, great laughs beautiful scenery and friendly people all combine into a fabulous day out for young or old.
My husband has difficulty walking and Mehmet was amazing at helping him around.
Fullly recommend
2. Bodrum Dolphin Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
A place where you can spend unforgettable time. Since the day it has been founded, our guests have been offering swimming with the dolphins, therapy and demonstration activities. In every tourism season, our business meets about thirty five thousand local and foreign guests and offers the opportunity to spend time with our lovely dolphins and have fun and relax.
3. Liberte Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By matesidea - Great Harwood, United Kingdom
Been here a few times always only for drinks over a few years and has always been more expensive then every where eles but this time wow ... the boss charged us 50Lira for my daughters bfs double vodka and coke, the other places said he had charged us nearly for a full bottle at that price, we should off complained but we was tired and only worked the price out afterwards ..,will not be going here again
4. Zeki Muren Arts Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By Jay P
I didn't know of Zeki Muren but even still I found the super-flamboyant clothing and pictures fascinating. It was a heart warming cultural excursion into the ever surprising Turkey. I wish there had been some information in English for non fans, but even still there's plenty to see over a half hour.
5. Lake Bafa Nature Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew M - Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Agree with wanderlusttoo ( 2013 comment)
As we approached the junction near Kapikirri where there is a sign to the tombs we got flagged down by a group of elderly ladies crouched on the ground doing needle work.
One of them insisted upon being our guide even though we didn't want one.
Regardless, she followed us to the tombs and then to my surprise the rest followed too. We were surprised at how spritely they were as they seemed to be well passed their prime.
Fascinating view of the ruins at the top, the numerous tombs and a great view of the lake.
The 'Ladies' would not leave us alone and they laid out their wares.
Quite frankly there was nothing that we wanted to buy- their lace fish seemed to be something they thought we could not do without.( we could)
We were discussing amongst ourself if we should give them some money anyway but they had gone.
Expecting to see them back at the cars- they had completely disappeared!
As we drove up to the village we were surrounded by elderly people and suddenly it occurred to me that we could have walked onto a film set of 'Sean of the dead'!
With difficulty I turned around in a very tight road and put my foot down- the experience was really scary.
Had a big giggle about it later that evening, it was actually one of our highlights!
6. Aquapro Dive Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Welcome to Aquapro dive center,the only British/turkish owned company now in our 21st year diving in the crystal clear waters of Bodrum.We have over 20 sites to visit including 2 great reefs,walls,a cave,2 shipwrecks and even a sunken plane! All PADI/CMAS Courses including PADI Speciality Courses and NEW-PADI Rebreather Courses. Join us on our 21 meter,fully equipped motor yacht,complete with full first aid and oxygen equipment,compressor on board. Please contact us for further details.
Reviewed By Rabidmaddog - East Harling, United Kingdom
I've dived in bodrum several times before I only wish I'd come across aqua pro dive centre before because I wouldn't have used anyone else & I won't be again when you get on a dive boat & the other divers are all repeat visitors...MoreThank you,hope to see you again,regards joby
7. Port Iasos Marina
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By kwiewiorowski - Poznan, Poland
You have to drive toward the village of Kiyikislacik. From Bodrum it takes perhaps 45-60 minutes along D330 and D525. North of Milas brown sign “Iasos” tells you to turn left. From there the road is uninteresting, you pass some quarry. We had no trouble reaching the ruins but then we used google maps to get there. The entrance is pretty inconspicuous. In high season I suppose there is a ticket to buy but this September there was no-one in what looked like a ticket booth. The ruins of the ancient city of Iasos are spread half buried around a little peninsula, I am told was once an island. It is a mixture of archaic Hellenic, ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine layers, one on top of the other. Information tablets have long ago faded away to indecipherable. The most interesting Greco-Roman part has been well exposed: you can see the ruins of a charming little Amphitheater, agora, gymnasion, bouleuterion (council house) etc. The top of the hill is dominated by the ruins of a Byzantine fortress and basilica. If you are keen and have time to spare you can try to walk around the peninsula. It should not take more than another hour but make sure you have sturdy shoes on and plenty of water. At the beginning there is even a dirt road leading to a view point and some scenic ruins emerging from the sea. Pass that and it is just goat tracks. Nevertheless some of the walls are monumental. Half way up the hill, on the other side of the peninsula you can find some Roman mosaics protected from elements by temporary roofing. Further on it gets worse as you approach some chicken wire fencing to keep cows in, which are difficult to negotiate, to get back to the entrance again. Yet it was a nice and interesting excursion. The site is relatively wild, undiscovered and nothing like crowded Ephesus but this is what makes it so appealing and nearly devoid of tourists. We had the site all to ourselves! Afterwards you can take some refreshments in a number of local restaurants tightly spread around the bay and marina. The view and food is excellent.
8. Castle of St. Peter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
This imposing structure, built by the Knights of St. John in the early 15th century, is the most prominent feature of Bodrum.
Reviewed By posherscouse - Narberth, United Kingdom
I can't give this a 5 star because unfortunately some of the areas of interest were closed, however the parts we were able to see were very interesting. I missed the kitchens which I particularly wanted to see - couldn't face going back in as it was sooooo hot and my feet hurt. Its a lovely place to visit, beautifully kept and well worth a visit. The history surrounding it is fascinating but I would strongly recommend some Reading up before your visit and check up on when everything is open to view.
9. Galaxy Travel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
GALAXY TRAVEL offers the complete range of travel related services from Airport transfers, Car hire, Flight tickets, Holiday rentals and Excursions and we pride ourselves on offering the best service for the best price.
Reviewed By Marc E
My wife and I wanted to do the Bafa Breakfast trip, and Galaxy were most accommodating in arranging this for us and a couple of friends. It was a superb day, and we were lucky enough to get the option of an added boat trip...MoreHi Mark E Thank you for your fantastic review. We are very happy you enjoyed your trips with us, and your transfers. We are happy you chose to book with us. We look forward to seeing you next time your out. Many Thanks Ela
10. Apollonium Spa & Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Vahid M
I stayed in Apollonium Spa & Beach Resort for 2 weeks.Experience is unforgetable.Food was very tasty,territory of hotel is clean and large.The best thing in hotel was animation team.These guys were very nice and fun to spend time with.Everyday there was several activities like golf,water polo,volleyball and e.t.c. I am sure that activities could be boring if there wasn't any animators.Rooms were very clean and comfy too.Sea is near the hotel,so you can easily reach it within 5 minutes.What can i say? One of the best 2 weeks that i spent in my life.
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