Resort

Sav Nav Co-ords: 37.247962, 27.528648

Drinking Water
Drinking tap water is not recommended. To be on the safe side, only drink water from sealed bottles on
sale in all markets and shops.

Average Climate Information

April
21 / 70

May
26 / 79

June
29 / 84

July
33 / 91

August
34 / 93

September
29 / 84

October
24 / 75

June
21 / 70

July
23 / 75

August
25 / 77

September
24 / 74

October
21 / 70

July
12

August
12

September
11

October
8

(Centigrade / Fahrenheit)

Average Sea Temperature

April
16 / 60

May
18 / 65

(Centigrade / Fahrenheit)

Average Hours of Sunshine per day

April
9

May
10

June
12

Emergency & Health Services
Ambulance



112
Directory Assistance

11811
Fire Department


110
Forest Fires



177
Jandarma



156

Universal Hospital Bodrum
Kavakl Sarn Caddesi No.1
Konack
Tel: (0252) 319 15 15

zel Bodrum Hospital
Trk kuyusu Mah No33-35
Tel: (0252) 313 65 66

zan Salk Hastanesi Milas
Haytl Mah No 21
Tel: (0252) 515 93 00

Gllk Salk Oca / Gllk Health Center
Tel: (0252) 522 24 23

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From Monday to Friday 8:30am to 16pm

Across the Gllk Diasa in the center
Kykslack Health Center Iasos
Tel: (0252) 537 71 44 Dr Dilek
Wednesday & Friday - 9am to 5pm
Monday, Tuesday,Thursday 9am to 12 noon

Pharmacies (Eczane)
Most pharmacies are open from Monday to Saturday during normal working hours and are qualified to
provide certain medical services such as taking blood pressure, giving injections, clean and bandage
minor wounds and suggest medication for common ailments.
The nearest pharmacy to Horizon Sky is in the village of Iasos:
Kyklack Eczanesi

Tel: (0252) 537 74 44

Mosquitoes
It would be advisable to use DEET-based insect repellent to help avoid Mosquitoes bites which can cause
irritation and also infections.

Electricity
The electrical current in Turkey is 220V AC, 50Hz. Wall sockets are the round two-pin European type.

Traffic
In Turkey, traffic drives on the right. Be aware and prepared at all times as drivers often pull out and
overtake, sometimes on blind bends, without indicating. Some road conditions are poor so watch out
for potholes, animals on the roads and vehicles driving with their lights off at night!!

It is advisable to carry your passport and driving licence at all times when driving just in case the Polis or
Jandarma stop you to carry out a routine check.

Currency
Currency in Turkey is the Turkish Lira (TL) = 100 Kurus (KR).
Bank notes are in denominations of TL: 100 TL, 50 TL, 20 TL, 10 TL, 5 TL and 1 TL
Coins are in denominations of : 1 TL, 50 KR, 25 KR, 10 KR, 5 KR and 1 Kurus.

Banks
Banks are generally open from 09:00 - 12:00 and 13:30 - 17:00 every week day, although not all banks
close during lunch and some even open on Saturdays

Exchange Offices

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Foreign currency exchange offices (dviz brosu) can be easily found throughout the local area and
Bodrum. Some offer better exchange rates than banks and hotels and in most cases do not charge
commission on cash transactions. Commission is normally charged for travellers and bank cheques.
Rates change from office to office so shop around to get the best deal.

Satis: Selling
Ali: Buying

Credit Cards
Most types are cards are widely accepted although this may not be the case in the local markets.

Tipping
It is standard practice to tip although some establishments may add a service charge to the bill. If no
service charge has been included, 10% gratuity is normal, even within the resort.

Tourist Information
Tel: (0252) 316 10 91

Consulates
The Office of the British Honorary Consulate

The Honorary Consul of Germany - Glay Kaman Kaplan
The Honorary Consul of Switzerland - Bruno Meier

The Honorary Consul of Austria - Fatma Neyir Suer

The Honorary Consul of France - Gndz Nalbantolu
The Honorary Consul of India - Cefi J Kamhi


The Honorary Consul of Italy - Altn Pnar


The Honorary Consul of Finland - Dr Sezgin Gkmen

0252 313 00 21
0252 363 82 87
0252 311 06 00
0543 673 7617
0252 316 21 34
0252 311 06 09
0252 369 24 80
0252 316 70 51

Post Office
The central post office called PTT is located on the main road into Bodrum called Cevat akir Caddesi).
Opening hours are 09:00 - 12:30 and 13:00 - 15:00

Payphones
There are many public telephone booths in and around Bodrum which can be used by purchasing a
phone card or a token from various shops or post offices. Some accept major credit cards.

Mobile phones
The main networks in Turkey are Turkcell and Avea, both of which have good coverage as well as
competitive rates. These can be purchased at one of the many mobile phone shops in and around
Bodrum.

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International Calls
To make an international call, dial 00 followed by the international telephone code. For all
international calls dial 00 + country code + telephone number (minus the area codes first 0)

International Telephone Codes

Australia
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Ireland
Israel
Italy

61
43
32
45
358
33
49
30
31-1
353
972
39

Japan
Norway
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
UK

Ukraine
USA
Yugoslavia

81
47
7
34
46
41
90
44
380
1
381

Local Turkish Area Codes:

Ankara
Antalya
Istanbul
Izmir
Mula

312
242
212 and 216
232
252

Airports
The nearest airport is Bodrum International Airport.

Bodrum Airport


0090 252 523 0101
Izmir Airport


0090 232 274 2163
Dalaman Airport


0090 252 792 5291

Car Hire
There are many car hire companies available, some also rent out motorcycles and bicycles. Always
thoroughly check the rental contract and insurance policy details before agreeing to hire a vehicle.

Local Transport
The dolmu (minibus) is the cheapest form of public transportation to travel around with routes to local
villages and small towns. Fares are paid during the journey to the driver and will differ depending upon
the company providing the service.

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Intercity bus services offer services to destinations throughout Turkey, the office of which can be found
at Bodrum Bus Terminal (Otogar) where a ticket (bilet) must be purchased in advance.
Bodrum Bus Terminal: 0090 252 316 26 37

Taxi
Turkish taxis are yellow and are fitted with meters and can be found waiting by the side of the road and
parked at taxi ranks. Fares will vary dependent upon the time of day but note that the daily rate
(gndz) is cheaper than the night rate (gece). Check to see if the driver has started the meter and that
the correct rate is applied before your journey begins.

Gllk Taxi Rank is located near the middle of the harbour.

Boat Tours
Daily boat tours can be taken from most local towns and villages including Gllk, Bodrum and Torba.
Routes and prices vary dependent upon the operator. See Gllk page of the Horizon Sky website.

Ferries
The Bodrum Express Ferry
Tel: 0090 252 313 0722
From now until beginning of May, the ferry travels to Kos as follows:-
Days:
Mon, Weds, Fri, Sat
Departs:
09:30
Returns:
16:30
Price:
20 Euro- single


20 Euro return

Supermarkets
Migros
Gllk and Bodrum

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Tansa
Gllk & Bodrum

Carrefour Express
Kbrs ehitleri Caddesi
Bodrum

Kipa (Tesco)
Ortakent, Bodrum

Shopping Malls
Milta Bodrum Marina
Neyzen Tevfik Caddesi No. 5
Tel: (0252) 316 18 60
www.miltabodrummarina.com

Oasis Shopping and Culture Centre
Kbrs ehitleri Caddesi
Tel: (0252) 317 00 02
www.oasisbodrum.com

Museums & Sites of Interest
Bodrum Castle & Underwater Archaeology Museum
Tel: (0252) 316 25 16
Opening hours: 08:30 - 12:00, 13:00 - 17:00 (From now until 1st May 2012)


08:30 - 12:00, 13:00 - 19:30 (1st May 2012 onwards)
Entrance Fee: 10 TL

Mausoleum
Tel: (0252) 316 12 19
Opening Hours: 08:00 - 17:00 (From now until June 2012)


08:30 - 17:30 (June 2012 onwards)
Entrance Fee: 8 TL

Myndos Gate & The Ottoman Tower
Open 24 hours and is free of charge.

The Ancient Theatre

A variety of shows and concerts are performed at the theatre throughout the summer season.

Torba

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A pretty coastal village, with a picturesque mountain backdrop and a typically Turkish, peaceful
atmosphere. Here you will find a small pebble beach and a compact harbour. Restaurants are limited
but authentic.

Trbk
A pretty, traditional fishing village set on a peninsula hillside. With crystal clear waters, excellent
seafood restaurants and trendy bars, Trbk is a fashionable hotspot for Turkish celebrities.

Ortakent
Ortakent is a large village situated in the centre of Bodrum Peninsula and is famous for its attractive 17th
Century tower houses and architecture. These tower houses were built by locals to protect themselves
from the dangers coming from the sea. The market, selling fresh fruit and vegetables is open every
Wednesday. Karg Beach is certainly one of the best beaches in the Bodrum Peninsula with its white
sand and palm trees, camel rides are available.

Gmbet
Gmbet offers one of the longest and most popular beach on the peninsula. This is considered the place
to go for entertainment and water sports.

Yalikavak
Yalikavak is one of the oldest fishing villages in Bodrum, with many of its inhabitants still seafarers. It is
also famous for its citrus trees, fish and new marina. Visit the village bazaar for souvenirs, textiles and
rugs.

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