Gümüşlük (Myndos), the heavenly corner of the Bodrum Peninsula, is an immense holiday village on the shores of Mugla’s Bodrum town, with an exceptionally clean sea, natural beauty and untouched forests. At the same time, Gümüşlük is the indispensable address for the natural harbor and sea, boats and yachts that it has.
Gümüşlük welcomes domestic and foreign visitors all year round with its fish restaurants and accommodation options. It is located on the western end of the Bodrum Peninsula, on the Bozdağ next to the present Gümüşlük center, the center of hospitality and hospitality, where the sea meets the sun and the sun.
Gümüşlük, which is also home to Myndos Ancient City, a Lelegian city dating back to 4000 years, also has a different texture with its churches, cisterns and fountains, antique tombs, ramparts and mills. Gümüşlük is located in the foothills of the mountain. Historical Greek Houses in Old Karakaya Village, magnificent view of Koyunbaba Islands and the Rabbit Island in Gümüşlük Bay, which is reached via the Historic King’s Road, the unique nature of the Yalı, make Gümüşlük as the most special point of Bodrum peninsula.
Gümüşlük is 60 km from Milas Bodrum Airport, 25 km from Bodrum and 7 km from Turgutreis. It is possible to be in Gumusluk within maximum 1 hour if you are going from Bodrum center. Getting to Gümüşlük is very easy after coming to Bodrum center. You can arrive in Bodrum center with your own private car or intercity buses or you can fly directly to Bodrum Milas Airport by using the airline.
If you prefer Highway you can reach the city with the Gumusluk with minibuses where frequent intervals are arranged from the Bodrum Bus Station located in the center, or you can be in Gumusluk by following the Gumusluk signboards on your right when you drive by Turgutreis by your own car.
Gümüşlük Transportation
After taking a look at Bodrum Milas Airport, you can go to Bodrum Township Bus Station or Bodrum Center by services departing from here to Gümüşlük minibuses.
Gümüşlük, which is connected to the Bodrum district of Muğla with a very clean sandy beach and sea, is known as a charming village with its rich geography as well as its historical texture. The blue flag beach, the fascinating sunset, the festivals you host every year, the world famous concerts and exhibitions offer you much more than a holiday village.
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Is it possible to take a train to Gumusluk from Istanbul? Even part way? We’d like to see the countryside close up.