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Bitez Introduction

Bitez on the Bodrum peninsula has a transfer time of fifty minutes. It has become one of the most popular resorts on the Aegean. It lies in the fertile land between the mountains and the sea and is the place to go for sun and relaxation. Accommodation ranges from guest houses and apartments to luxury hotels. The beaches are a mix of sand and shingle and there are many opportunities for water sports.

Why Go To Bitez

Bitez has something to offer almost everyone. It is a charming picturesque resort where holidaymakers can either relax on the beach or try out energetic water sports. A Bitez holiday offers a pretty resort with guaranteed sunshine, a wealth of leisure activities and fine restaurants. There are many famous historical sites within a short distance of the resort.

Who Is Bitez Popular With

Bitez is popular with a wide range of holidaymakers. Families with small children and those who just want to relax in the sun will find the beaches have safe shallow waters. There is a wealth of sporting activities to satisfy the most energetic of holiday makers. Those with an interest in history will find the area fascinating. Nightlife is possibly too quiet for the young singles market although there are lively resorts close by.

When To Go To Bitez

The holiday season lasts from early spring until late autumn when the temperature range is from the twenties to the high thirties. Although the summer period is the most popular, spring and autumn are good times to visit historical sites when the days are cooler.

Bitez - The Place

If you are looking for a relaxing holiday by the sea come to Bitez, only a short bus ride from the bustling centre of Bodrum. It is a favourite holiday destination for water sport enthusiasts as Bitez Bay has the best conditions for wind surfing and sailing in the area.

Visitors have the benefit of a tranquil base in which to relax by the sea yet are only a stone’s throw from the interesting town of Bodrum and the vibrant nightlife of Gumbet.

The narrow beach at Bitez is man-made of a sand and shingle mix, with the sun shades and beds being provided by the cafes and bars which line the beach. Be prepared to buy refreshments from the owners of the facilities. There are wide ranging water sports facilities and Bitez Bay is renowned for its excellent sailing and water skiing conditions. The Poyraz beach area is great for children with its sand and shallow waters. The Dedeman Water Park, just a short taxi ride away, is a fun day out for all the family with its numerous flumes and slides.

Bodrum town, only seven kilometres away, is worth visiting. Its many ancient buildings include the medieval Castle of St. Peter, built by the Knights of St. John from Rhodes. It is now a maritime museum.

Experience a relaxing Turkish bath while in Bodrum to revive your energy levels.

A short journey from Bodrum is Ephesus, one of the best preserved archaeological sites in the world, which shows examples of Roman life that are second only to Pompeii.

Bitez Nightlife

Much of the evening entertainment is provided by large hotels. There are many bars and restaurants in Bitez where visitors can while away the hours after dark. Those looking for a little more action, the nearby towns of Bodrum or Gumbet are the places to visit.

Bitez Shopping

The shopping area in Bitez is located in the centre, beside the mosque and near to the beach. It provides visitors with holiday essentials as well as clothing and jewellery. There are also many gift and souvenir shops selling a wide variety of goods. Remember that bartering is part of the shopping experience to be enjoyed by both participants in the transaction.

Bitez Eating

Bitez has many fine restaurants serving a wide variety of food and catering for most tastes. Those scattered along the promenade have magnificent views over the bay while others enjoy the beauty of Bitez’ gardens and mandarin trees. The sea front restaurants are considerably more expensive than those without a view.

Traditional Turkish food is very tasty and includes stuffed peppers and vine leaves, kebabs and of course feta cheese, olive and tomato salads. Rice dishes are also popular.