Holidays in Gumbet

After 40 years of development the sleepy fishing village of Gumbet has become a haven for tourists who seek sandy relaxation and exciting watersports mixed with a killer nightlife scene.

How To Get To Gumbet

You will need to get a flight between a UK airport and Bodrum before making the transfer, perhaps with car hire from Bodrum Airport, over to the resort and getting on with your holidays to Gumbet. In off-peak periods you may have to travel via Istanbul to find flights. Alternatively you can drive in from Greece, Bulgaria or Georgia if you are taking a road trip and a three day rail journey back to London is also an option if you want to take the scenic route on Gumbet holidays.

Where To Stay In Gumbet

There is no shortage of quality accommodation in Gumbet so there are plenty of Gumbet hotel deals, with most hotels being relatively new thanks to the recent expansion of the tourist industry. There are five star options available, although you can scale things down and go for a two star self catering or half board establishment, which is useful if you are after cheap holidays in Gumbet.

What To Do In Gumbet

The long, sandy beach at Gumbet is probably enough of a distraction to see you through your trip, but for a bit of variety you might want to head to the ancient ruins at Bodrum, check out the nearby hills for a better view of the resort or relax in the Turkish Baths. Of course the nightlife on Gumbet holidays is sure to be a key attraction and restaurants, bars and clubs are always filled with happy holidaymakers.