Are you jetting off to the beautiful city of Bodrum soon? If you have everything booked for your trip to Turkey apart from the journey to your accommodation, allow hoppa’s team of travel partners to take care of your Bodrum airport transfers.
Planning your journey back? We have your return transfer to the airport covered too, meaning all that you’ll need to do is relax and enjoy your Bodrum stay.
To book your transfers with us, tell us your travel plans in the bar above and click the ‘Search’ button. You’ll then be given a choice of private vehicles and shuttle buses that are available for your holiday.
If you’re trying to decide what transport type you would like to book, take a look at how the two options compare here:
Private vehicles
Shuttle buses
The prices listed against the transport options for the dates you’re travelling is what you will pay when you book. These prices are live estimates, however. This means that they can change based on resort pricing and fluctuating currency rates. Therefore, if you search again for your Bodrum airport transfers at a later date, the cost might be different.
Once you’ve chosen your transport, you can tell us more about your travel needs.
On the ‘Extras’ page you will find the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box. Here, you can let us know about key information, such as if you’ll have extra luggage or whether you will have a motorised wheelchair and need an adapted vehicle. We can then match the vehicle to your requirements.
We have a luggage allowance in place on our shuttle buses and private vehicles. You will be allowed one piece of hand luggage and one suitcase per person.
If you will have more luggage with you, check that the vehicle you book has the capacity for this.
When you complete your booking, we’ll send you an e-ticket. This includes essential information about your Bodrum airport transfers, such as where to meet your driver when you arrive in Turkey and contact numbers.
We recommend you print your e-ticket before your flight so that you can present it to your driver and read through it before you arrive so that you know where to go when you reach the arrivals hall.
Check the ‘find my pick-up’ section of your e-ticket to find out where you need to go to meet your driver.
There is a hoppa desk located in the airport, which is situated at the exit gate at desk numbers 11 and 12. Many joining instructions direct passengers to this area, where the travel representative will be waiting and holding a sign displaying ‘hoppa’ or the passenger’s name.
The pick-up directions can differ between transport providers and transport types, however, so it’s important that you follow the instructions on your e-ticket to locate your driver. If you can’t see any pick-up information on your e-ticket, call the number in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section to find out where you need to go.
If you get to the pick-up point and can’t find your driver, call the number on your e-ticket for an update. Our drivers can sometimes be slightly delayed due to traffic congestion, but we will always be able to update you.
Whether you’re running late because you’re waiting for your suitcase or your flight is delayed, let us know as soon as you know you won’t make your pick-up time by calling the number on your e-ticket.
Your driver will wait for up to 45 minutes and if your delay runs over this time, we will need to send another driver. For delays over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your inbound Bodrum airport transfers with us.
Milas-Bodrum Airport – best known as Bodrum Airport – serves the historic city of Milas as well as the bustling port city of Bodrum in Turkey’s Aegean region. Ideally located just 22 miles from the sparkling waters and wondrous sites in Bodrum, this airport has a capacity of 3.2 million, making it a first-class option for holidaymakers to the city.
There is plenty on offer for passengers here, including Duty Free and gift shops selling jewellery, cosmetics and makeup 24/7. In addition, passengers can tuck into food on offer at one of the restaurants or grab a quick snack from a café. In addition, there are VIP lounges and Wi-Fi access at selected outlets.
To help you plan your trip to Turkey, we’ve listed the average transfer times to some of the most popular areas in and around Bodrum.
|
Destination |
Time |
|
Bodrum |
40 mins |
|
Kusadasi |
130 mins |
|
Didim |
70 mins |
|
Gumbet |
50 mins |
|
Turgutreis |
60 mins |
|
Torba |
30 mins |
For your return Bodrum airport transfer, you will need to follow the following instructions as how you get back depends on whether you are taking the shuttle or a private vehicle:
Private vehicle passengers
Shuttle bus passengers
Whether you’re travelling by shuttle or private vehicle, if your driver doesn’t arrive at the pick-up time you’ve been given, you’ll need to call the emergency number on your e-ticket for an update.
to our most popular destination of Gumbet
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kusadasi | 121 km | 113 min | |
| Gumbet | 38 km | 43 min | |
| Izmir Port | 210 km | 142 min | |
| Didim | 83 km | 83 min | |
| Bodrum | 36 km | 38 min |
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
A stunning example of the greatness of the ancient city of Halikarnassus (present Bodrum), the amphitheater dates back to the 4th century BC and overlooks the Aegean Sea. This Bodrum landmark, one of ...
The Mausoleum of Halicarnassis is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world still around. Few know what the mausoleum really looked like, but it is believed that the famous sculptor, Skopas, was r...
You do not need to be interested in ancient ruins to take a trip to an archaeological site. En route, you will experience the countryside and the journey will take you through small towns and villages...
Milas, about 50 km north-east of Bodrum, is a notable carpet center with a long history in carpet-making, peculiarly woven in soft tobacco colors. It’s a pleasant town to stroll around in, with good s...
Bodrum harbor is full of gulets – traditional boats – that take visitors on trips along the beautiful coastline. They are comfortable vessels with large rear decks and good cabins. You can choose betw...
The beaches of the Bodrum peninsula are excellent for diving and snorkelling, bathing boats or dolmus can take you to most of them. Bagla (14 km from Bodrum), on the south coast, has fine sandy beache...
Located only 6 km from Bodrum city center, this 7 km coastline is picturesquely framed among atmospheric mosques. The sandy Bitez Beach features swallow water, ideal for water-sports or just bathing a...
A most-loved among tourists and locals, Camel Beach is a little gem nestled between Ortakent and Yahsi. Renowned for its crystal water and the numerous camels you find throughout, it also boasts some ...
A 40 minutes-ride away from Bodrum, Rabbit Island lies between the two beaches of Gümüşlük and it conceals the ruins of the ancient city of Myndos. The swallow water permits to walk from the mainland ...
Beautifully located high up on a hill, the 18th century stone-made windmills will take you back in time, when the constructions were used to produce flour. White-washed and extremely fascinating, they...
Everything starts and ends at Bodrum Port, a place where colourful cruises, yachts and gulets create a relaxing show that is a feast for the eyes. As Bodrum is not a beach resort, it offers a perfect ...
One of the entrances of the old city of Halicarnassus, Myndos Gate is what is left of the 7 km-long wall that used to enclose the city. Allegedly built in the 4th century BC, its remains are still per...
Highly recommended for its scenic view, the 1 h and 30 minutes long hike to the antique city of Pedasa will fascinate you with its history and the beautiful local flora is just a pleasant sight. These...
Housing the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, the castle itself is one of Bodrums most recognizable landmarks that doesn´t go unnoticed. Constructed by the German knight-architect Heinrich Schlegelhol...
A tradition dating back centuries ago, before the Turks reached Anatolia: the Hamam (Turkish Bath) has become a ritual bound tightly to Islam and it´s deeply-rooted into the Turkish culture. As everyw...
The Museum of Underwater Archeology is a lively, award-winning museum with several departments, that is definitely worth spending a few hours in. Exhibits include a shipwreck from 1400 BC, which is ve...
An upscale restaurant located at Bodrum Marina, the Marina Yacht Club boasts an Italian-inspired menu with a sophisticated touch. The atmospheric setting along with an unrivaled location that overlook...
On the Aegean coast, immediately to the left of the harbour is this restaurant with the same name as the village. They serve traditional Turkish and Aegean cuisine and the fish is guaranteed fresh.
La Pasion is an excellent Spanish restaurant in Bodrum, serving all the signature dishes of Spain such as paella and traditional tapas. The restaurant is situated in a historic courtyard with colorful...
Demeter Bar & Restaurant serves traditional Turkish food made with local meat and fresh products. The garden in which the restaurant is located is filled with a delicious scent of fresh mandarin trees...
The authentic traditional Turkish cuisine reaches a whole new level at the Otantik Ocakbaşı, in the heart of Bodrum. A feast for meat lovers, this grill house is specialized in kebab and serves a deli...
Perfectly located on the coastline, Ox Wine & Burger Bar boasts a laid back atmosphere and an excellent service. Serving delicious burgers, salads, steaks and a good selection of nibbles, it is the pl...
The best of the continental cuisine blends at the Sugar And Salt in a crescendo of flavors and innovative dishes. The diverse menu boast dishes that range from pizza to burgers, making the restaurant ...
Craving a pizza? Sunger has what you're looking for, going far beyond. Renowned for its Italian delicacies, it also donates its peculiar touch to Turkish dishes, recreating them perfectly in an inform...
Mamedof Fish Restaurant over the years has mastered its skills in cooking seafood dishes, recreating a sophisticated yet unrefined cuisine, deeply influenced by Mediterranean culinary traditions. The ...
In the heart of the entertainment district, Cafe Penguen is situated by the sea, facing Halikarnas nightclub. Offering delicious coffee and food it is an ideal breakfast spot, with free sunbeds includ...
A well-acclaimed cafe with a glowing reputation, Cafe Cafen is said to serve the best coffee in Brodum. The friendly and efficient service along with tasty food is the perfect combination, making the ...
The scorching sun of the Anatolian Peninsula will certainly make your sweet tooth craving for a fresh ice-cream. Bitez is an ice-cream parlor that, thanks to fresh fruits and experts in gelato-making,...
The food, the cocktails, the spectacular location on the seaside and strong, traditional Turkish coffee: Cafe Delmar is a place to experience if in Bodrum. Chill out on the terrace, hookas are also av...
The spirit at My Moon is open, friendly and relaxed. Young and old come here for a meal, drink or a beer. Music from the 60's until today's hits are played and if you don't want to dance yourself, jus...
A lounge bar and restaurant that transforms itself into a clubbing venue at night: White House Bar sees DJs spinning catchy tunes and delicious drinks served all night. Located on the crowded Cumhuriy...
Giving its best throughout the whole summertime, Fink Club is an open-air club that boasts an over one hundred years old venue. Entering the stunning golden gate, a dream-like sight unrolls upon the g...
An open-air bazaar that houses both local and international stores, Oasis Shopping center satisfy any fashion cravings. Featuring a good variety of restaurants along with a bowling alley and a kids pl...
Bodrum shopping´s scene is entirely dedicated to fruit and vegetables on both Thursday and Friday, when the city holds one of the richest food market in the peninsula. Products are fresh and grown loc...
The textile market is a feast for the eyes, colouring itself with warm shades and different fabrics. Numerous materials, carpets, local clothes and fake international brands: the real Turkish market e...
On Sunday, head off to Bitez. A colourful and picturesque flea market showcases a wide variety of second-hand merchandise, clothing, pottery and knickknacks of any sort. It is located just off the mai...
The bustling heart of the city, the pedestrian area near Bodrum Castle houses a great variety of shops and stalls, in a quaint district where anything can be found. Knickknacks and souvenirs, art and ...
Located at the beautiful Bodrum marina, this tiny shopping mall features an enormous variety of designer´s boutiques, donating a new and upscale facet to the multilateral Bodrum. The mall boasts shops...
Featuring national and international brands, the Avenue Bodrum is a favourite among locals and tourists. The peculiarity of the mall is the diversity of the shops, suitable for everyone´s budget. As w...
Looking for a place to cool down and hide from the burning sun? Midtown Shopping Center is equipped with AC and lots of shops, cafes and restaurants. Brands like H&M or Starbucks can be found within t...
The luxurious Bodrum Marina houses an upscale mall, well-renowned within the peninsula´s shopping scene. Armani, Madame Coco and Philipp Plein are some of the designer´s shops featured at the mall, wh...
Soap, sponges and body oil, shopping has never been this pleasant. Bodrum Safran, boasting a huge variety of natural products for personal hygiene and care of the body, it´s were to be headed to treat...
Leather clothing reaches a whole new level at Moden, which, offering a wide range of leather jackets, is a must-visit in town. High-quality products are sold all year-round at extremely seductive pric...
Do & See
Dining
Cafes
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
A stunning example of the greatness of the ancient city of Halikarnassus (present Bodrum), the amphitheater dates back to the 4th century BC and overlooks the Aegean Sea. This Bodrum landmark, one of ...
The Mausoleum of Halicarnassis is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world still around. Few know what the mausoleum really looked like, but it is believed that the famous sculptor, Skopas, was r...
You do not need to be interested in ancient ruins to take a trip to an archaeological site. En route, you will experience the countryside and the journey will take you through small towns and villages...
Milas, about 50 km north-east of Bodrum, is a notable carpet center with a long history in carpet-making, peculiarly woven in soft tobacco colors. It’s a pleasant town to stroll around in, with good s...
Bodrum harbor is full of gulets – traditional boats – that take visitors on trips along the beautiful coastline. They are comfortable vessels with large rear decks and good cabins. You can choose betw...
The beaches of the Bodrum peninsula are excellent for diving and snorkelling, bathing boats or dolmus can take you to most of them. Bagla (14 km from Bodrum), on the south coast, has fine sandy beache...
Located only 6 km from Bodrum city center, this 7 km coastline is picturesquely framed among atmospheric mosques. The sandy Bitez Beach features swallow water, ideal for water-sports or just bathing a...
A most-loved among tourists and locals, Camel Beach is a little gem nestled between Ortakent and Yahsi. Renowned for its crystal water and the numerous camels you find throughout, it also boasts some ...
A 40 minutes-ride away from Bodrum, Rabbit Island lies between the two beaches of Gümüşlük and it conceals the ruins of the ancient city of Myndos. The swallow water permits to walk from the mainland ...
Beautifully located high up on a hill, the 18th century stone-made windmills will take you back in time, when the constructions were used to produce flour. White-washed and extremely fascinating, they...
Everything starts and ends at Bodrum Port, a place where colourful cruises, yachts and gulets create a relaxing show that is a feast for the eyes. As Bodrum is not a beach resort, it offers a perfect ...
One of the entrances of the old city of Halicarnassus, Myndos Gate is what is left of the 7 km-long wall that used to enclose the city. Allegedly built in the 4th century BC, its remains are still per...
Highly recommended for its scenic view, the 1 h and 30 minutes long hike to the antique city of Pedasa will fascinate you with its history and the beautiful local flora is just a pleasant sight. These...
Housing the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, the castle itself is one of Bodrums most recognizable landmarks that doesn´t go unnoticed. Constructed by the German knight-architect Heinrich Schlegelhol...
A tradition dating back centuries ago, before the Turks reached Anatolia: the Hamam (Turkish Bath) has become a ritual bound tightly to Islam and it´s deeply-rooted into the Turkish culture. As everyw...
The Museum of Underwater Archeology is a lively, award-winning museum with several departments, that is definitely worth spending a few hours in. Exhibits include a shipwreck from 1400 BC, which is ve...
An upscale restaurant located at Bodrum Marina, the Marina Yacht Club boasts an Italian-inspired menu with a sophisticated touch. The atmospheric setting along with an unrivaled location that overlook...
On the Aegean coast, immediately to the left of the harbour is this restaurant with the same name as the village. They serve traditional Turkish and Aegean cuisine and the fish is guaranteed fresh.
La Pasion is an excellent Spanish restaurant in Bodrum, serving all the signature dishes of Spain such as paella and traditional tapas. The restaurant is situated in a historic courtyard with colorful...
Demeter Bar & Restaurant serves traditional Turkish food made with local meat and fresh products. The garden in which the restaurant is located is filled with a delicious scent of fresh mandarin trees...
The authentic traditional Turkish cuisine reaches a whole new level at the Otantik Ocakbaşı, in the heart of Bodrum. A feast for meat lovers, this grill house is specialized in kebab and serves a deli...
Perfectly located on the coastline, Ox Wine & Burger Bar boasts a laid back atmosphere and an excellent service. Serving delicious burgers, salads, steaks and a good selection of nibbles, it is the pl...
The best of the continental cuisine blends at the Sugar And Salt in a crescendo of flavors and innovative dishes. The diverse menu boast dishes that range from pizza to burgers, making the restaurant ...
Craving a pizza? Sunger has what you're looking for, going far beyond. Renowned for its Italian delicacies, it also donates its peculiar touch to Turkish dishes, recreating them perfectly in an inform...
Mamedof Fish Restaurant over the years has mastered its skills in cooking seafood dishes, recreating a sophisticated yet unrefined cuisine, deeply influenced by Mediterranean culinary traditions. The ...
In the heart of the entertainment district, Cafe Penguen is situated by the sea, facing Halikarnas nightclub. Offering delicious coffee and food it is an ideal breakfast spot, with free sunbeds includ...
A well-acclaimed cafe with a glowing reputation, Cafe Cafen is said to serve the best coffee in Brodum. The friendly and efficient service along with tasty food is the perfect combination, making the ...
The scorching sun of the Anatolian Peninsula will certainly make your sweet tooth craving for a fresh ice-cream. Bitez is an ice-cream parlor that, thanks to fresh fruits and experts in gelato-making,...
The food, the cocktails, the spectacular location on the seaside and strong, traditional Turkish coffee: Cafe Delmar is a place to experience if in Bodrum. Chill out on the terrace, hookas are also av...
The spirit at My Moon is open, friendly and relaxed. Young and old come here for a meal, drink or a beer. Music from the 60's until today's hits are played and if you don't want to dance yourself, jus...
A lounge bar and restaurant that transforms itself into a clubbing venue at night: White House Bar sees DJs spinning catchy tunes and delicious drinks served all night. Located on the crowded Cumhuriy...
Giving its best throughout the whole summertime, Fink Club is an open-air club that boasts an over one hundred years old venue. Entering the stunning golden gate, a dream-like sight unrolls upon the g...
An open-air bazaar that houses both local and international stores, Oasis Shopping center satisfy any fashion cravings. Featuring a good variety of restaurants along with a bowling alley and a kids pl...
Bodrum shopping´s scene is entirely dedicated to fruit and vegetables on both Thursday and Friday, when the city holds one of the richest food market in the peninsula. Products are fresh and grown loc...
The textile market is a feast for the eyes, colouring itself with warm shades and different fabrics. Numerous materials, carpets, local clothes and fake international brands: the real Turkish market e...
On Sunday, head off to Bitez. A colourful and picturesque flea market showcases a wide variety of second-hand merchandise, clothing, pottery and knickknacks of any sort. It is located just off the mai...
The bustling heart of the city, the pedestrian area near Bodrum Castle houses a great variety of shops and stalls, in a quaint district where anything can be found. Knickknacks and souvenirs, art and ...
Located at the beautiful Bodrum marina, this tiny shopping mall features an enormous variety of designer´s boutiques, donating a new and upscale facet to the multilateral Bodrum. The mall boasts shops...
Featuring national and international brands, the Avenue Bodrum is a favourite among locals and tourists. The peculiarity of the mall is the diversity of the shops, suitable for everyone´s budget. As w...
Looking for a place to cool down and hide from the burning sun? Midtown Shopping Center is equipped with AC and lots of shops, cafes and restaurants. Brands like H&M or Starbucks can be found within t...
The luxurious Bodrum Marina houses an upscale mall, well-renowned within the peninsula´s shopping scene. Armani, Madame Coco and Philipp Plein are some of the designer´s shops featured at the mall, wh...
Soap, sponges and body oil, shopping has never been this pleasant. Bodrum Safran, boasting a huge variety of natural products for personal hygiene and care of the body, it´s were to be headed to treat...
Leather clothing reaches a whole new level at Moden, which, offering a wide range of leather jackets, is a must-visit in town. High-quality products are sold all year-round at extremely seductive pric...
Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airportscurrency
Turkish Lira, TL1 = 100 kuruş
emergencyNumbers
112
newspapers
For Turkish news in English, buy the Turkish Daily News (www.hurriyetdailynews.com) or see www.turkishpress.com
openingHours
Banks are normally open on weekdays from 08.30 – 12.00. In tourist areas also from 13.30 – 17.00. ATM’s are plentiful. Shops are open Mon - Sat 09.30 – 13.00, 14.00 – 19.00, there are exceptions.
population
35,795
touristInformation
Barış Meydanı No:48, Bodrum Merkez/Muğla The tourist office is at Iskele Meydani, also known as Baris Meydani, near the castle, across from the Iskele (ferry port). Open seven days a week between 08.00 - 17.30 (May to September) +90 252 316 1091
The cost of car hire varies, depending on the type of vehicle you need, the duration of your rental, and your pickup and drop-off points. hoppa works with key local providers to ensure that we can offer you the best prices for car hire in Bodrum.
Be prepared to pay between 15 and 35 EUR per day, depending on the vehicle you choose. Limited insurance may be included, for which the car hire company will block a security deposit amount on your card until the vehicle is returned in the same condition in which you received it.
To rent a car at Bodrum the driver must be 21 years old, although some agencies may require that the driver be 23, or 27 for more expensive models. The upper age limit is usually set between 70 and 75.
An eticket is electronic confirmation of your booking request, and should arrive in your email inbox once you’ve completed your online booking. If you don’t see it in your inbox, be sure to check your junk and spam folders, as well.
There will be some paperwork to be completed when you arrive at the provider’s stand, and you’ll be expected to present your passport, identity document, and/or driver’s license. You’ll also need to have a valid payment method, either a debit or a credit card, to cover the deposit. How much the deposit will be varies by provider, but you can contact us to get details of the exact amount that you’ll be charge by your provider.
Speed limits in Turkey are generally 120 km/h on major highways and toll roads, 90 km/h on normal highways and secondary roads outside of city/town limits, and 50 km/h on within city/town limits. Road rules may vary in places, so be sure to pay attention and adhere to all signage.
Although fluctuations do occur, fuel rates in Bodrum are roughly 45% lower than in the UK. Rental vehicles generally also have very good fuel economy, so it’s likely that you will spend less to fill up a tank.
It’s important to know what you’re covered for in the event of an accident while you’re travelling. Most car hire companies will have a basic waiver covering damage, and also theft protection and third-party liability. Your domestic car insurance is unlikely to cover you while you’re abroad, but you can purchase travel insurance when you book with us.
If you are involved in an accident, first ensure that everyone involved is safe and away from the vehicles. If anyone is badly injured or unable to move by themselves, do not attempt to move them. If there are injuries, call ambulance services (112).
Do not move your vehicle as this could be seen as tampering with the scene or an attempt to flee. Call the traffic police (154) and report the accident. If you are in a rural area, call the Jandarma instead (156). Warn any oncoming traffic, and wait for the police.
Make sure you exchange contact information with anyone else, other drivers and any witnesses involved in the incident.
Lastly, call your car hire company. Tell them what’s happened and let them give you further guidance on handling the situation.
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