Bodrum-Milas Airport (BJV) is the primary gateway to Bodrum and the Mugla region, located approximately 36 km northeast of the city center. It offers both domestic and international flights. Upon arrival, you can reach Bodrum city center using one of the following methods:
If you are coming from a nearby Greek island or another coastal city in Turkey, Bodrum is accessible by ferries and catamarans during the tourism season. Bodrum Ferry Terminal is the main port, offering connections primarily from:
Check the schedule in advance as services vary by season.
Bus: Bodrum Intercity Bus Terminal (Otogar) is well-connected with many cities in Turkey. Several bus companies offer services to and from Bodrum with comfortable coaches.
Driving: If you're driving to Bodrum, it is accessible via the D330 highway. It is a scenic route, but be cautious as roads can be winding and busy, especially in summer.
While Bodrum itself does not have a train station, travelers can take a train to Izmir or other nearby cities and then continue the journey to Bodrum by bus or rental car.