Bodrum

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    Find the best time to book cheap flights to Bodrum

    Flexible on travel dates? Discover the cheapest month to fly to Bodrum

    • Cheapest round-trip flight

      from 57 USD
    • Cheapest month to travel

      June
    • The cheapest day to fly

      Sunday
    • Lowest prices

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    Jun
    57 USD
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    Aug
    93 USD
    Sep
    172 USD
    Oct
    67 USD
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    87 USD
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    • 6 months before

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      205 USD

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      124 USD

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      106 USD

    • 7 days before

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      68 USD

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      393 USD

    Discover the cheapest day to fly

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    138 USD
    Mon
    274 USD
    Tue
    130 USD
    Wed
    179 USD
    Thu
    176 USD
    Fri
    129 USD
    Sat
    88 USD
    Sun

    General information

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    • Flight time from Istanbul

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    What’s worth seeing in Bodrum?

    A Turkish city located by the Aegean Sea, in the picturesque gulf of Gokova, famous for its nightlife, water sports and magnificent historical buildings. The ruins of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Mausoleum of Mausolus (known as The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus), a satrap who died in the 6th century BC, are located there. It is worth also to take a closer look at the Gate Myndos, the only ruins of defensive walls from Mausolus era, that are preserved to this day. Nearby the gate there is a Roman cemetery with 17 tombs. Partially preserved are there ancient mosaics.