As you head from KUMBAHÇE towards İçmeler and see the Optimist boats gliding over the azure sea like seagulls, you'll know you've arrived at Yelken Cafe. You can enjoy the cool waters at the public beach and indulge in a cold or hot drink at our café. The dance of the Optimist boats on the water will add to your enjoyment.

Yalıkavak, initially a sponge diver's village, has become an important tourism center today with its unique coastline, peaceful atmosphere, and many upscale restaurants and hotels. Yalıkavak, which stands out with its windmills located on the hills and by the shore, beautiful bays, beaches, and facilities, is home to our seafront café, the address for deep conversations.

The cafe, which has become indispensable for those who find peace in the sound of waves, serves with a wide range of food and drinks and a large beach on the shore in Yalı Çiftlik.

The area on Yaka Street in Umurça Neighborhood of BODRUM, previously used as a Municipality Grade, has been transformed into a multi-purpose living space through a project by Bodrum Municipality Park and Gardens Directorate. Umurca Park, with 2,400 square meters of lawn area and a 1,056-meter-long walking path, is Bodrum's largest recreational area, designed as a center for relaxation, entertainment, and living right in the middle of the residential area. Our café is located in the area of the park with a magnificent castle view.

Türkbükü, which was called Madnasa in ancient times, is now one of the important tourist centers of the Bodrum Peninsula. The village, which was originally a Greek village and was known as Rumbükü, took the name Türkbükü after it came under Turkish control. Our café, located on the shore of Türkbükü, serves alongside the public beach.

After Bodrum center, the largest settlement area on the peninsula is Turgutreis. Turgutreis takes its name from the famous admiral Turgut Reis, who holds an important place in Turkish maritime history. The Sporades group, consisting of 14 islands of various sizes, is lined up just in front of Turgutreis. Greek islands like Kos and Kalymnos are located right next to this island group. The view of the islands at sunset will transport you to a fairy tale land. When talking about the most beautiful place where the sun sets in Bodrum, Turgutreis's Sunset Beach and Admiral Cafe & Restaurant come to mind immediately. The beach of the people and the café of the people are among the most important places etched into memory, accompanied by the unique sunset.

Years ago, the area where the generator that supplied electricity to Bodrum was located at the foothills of the castle was called "Trafo" by the locals. The name of Trafo Bodrum, one of Bodrum's most important cultural and art venues, also comes from here. Providing cafe restaurant service in its open areas with its unique sea view, Trafo Bodrum also hosts many events such as exhibitions, concerts, theater, and meetings in its indoor section, named 'Hakan Aykan Culture and Art Center' in memory of Hakan Aykan, who devoted his years to Bodrum's nightlife.

For some, Torba is at the entrance of Bodrum, for others, it's at the exit. However, what everyone agrees on is its calm, shallow, and crystal-clear sea. Nestled against lush pine forests, Torba Cove boasts dreamlike vistas where blue and green meet. Located at the point where these two colors converge, our Torba Cafe bears witness to enjoying the endless beauty of this scenery.

Tepecik Mosque is one of the most important silhouettes of BODRUM. Located on the left side of the road leading from the castle towards the marina, by the sea, it was built in 1735 by Hasan Ağa, the steward of Tersaneci Mustafa Pasha. Giving its name to the neighborhood where it is located, the mosque is also the namesake of our Tepecik Cafe. Situated on the seaside promenade, our café is a popular spot as it is located right across from Tepecik Mosque.

Mumcular is the name given to the region because squeezing and candle making were commonly done in the village in the past. Mumcular, formerly known as Karaova, focuses on agriculture and animal husbandry rather than tourism. Mumcular Dam, built by collecting small stream flows from the mountains and hills covered with red pine forests and olive groves in Mumcular, plays a major role in irrigating agricultural land and meeting Bodrum's water needs. Right next to this dam, in the greenery of Mustafa Kalem Park, you can find our Mumcular Cafe. Mumcular Cafe is the meeting point for the villagers, especially on warm summer evenings.

Ortakent's old name, still known today, is Müsgebi. According to legend, in 1523, when the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent conquered Bodrum and visited the region, upon smelling the scent of the muscat grapes planted by the local priest Episkopis, he said, "It smells so good, let's name this place Misgibi." The pronunciation of the region's original name, "Episkopi," as "Müsgebi" in the local dialect, continued until 1961, when it was renamed "Ortakent" due to its location between Bodrum and Turgutreis. Our Müsgebi Cafe, keeping the old name alive in Yahşi Beach, offers its guests service in a unique location.

Mahfel means "gathering place". Our Mahfel Cafe is one of the favorite meeting points on Cumhuriyet Avenue, also known as Bar Street. Located to the right of Bodrum Castle, facing Karaada, and with Kumbahçe Cafe to its left, Mahfel Cafe offers a relaxing spot for our guests amidst shopping.

When you sit in a café in Bodrum, you will see both Karaada, the castle, and the sunset behind the castle, as well as Kos, at a place called Kumbahçe. Our café, Kumbahçe Cafe, is located in this spot. Situated in Kumbahçe, where typical Bodrum houses and the most charismatic streets are found, our café is the meeting point for old friends where old neighborhood relationships continue.

Gümüşlük, located at the westernmost tip of the Bodrum Peninsula, was founded in Mindos, an ancient Carian city where the coastline has shifted towards the sea due to earthquakes. Today, these sunken ruins, which are very close to the surface, are very popular among underwater photographers. It is possible to walk across the stones of the sunken city to Rabbit Island at the entrance of the bay. The cove on the south side of the island is a natural beach preferred by sea and sun enthusiasts. The sunset in Gümüşlük is also particularly beautiful. Our Gümüşlük Cafe, located on the beach and attracting the attention of many local and foreign tourists, is one of the important reasons for this interest with its magnificent sunset view offered by its location.

GÜMBET stands out on the Bodrum Peninsula with its windmills and nightlife. The seven windmills overlooking Bodrum center and Gümbet bays were built in the 18th century and were actively used until the late 1970s. In recent years, Gümbet's Bar Street has become quite popular. Gümbet's wide beach, which stretches over 1 km, is visited by many local and international tourists. Located on the south of the Bodrum Peninsula, Gümbet is not affected by the northerly winds, making its sea generally calm and waveless. It is on these tranquil shores that our municipal beach and Gümbet Cafe are located.

Located 15 km from Bodrum, Gerenkuyu Beach is situated between Kızılağaç and Yalıçiftlik. Gerenkuyu, one of Bodrum's cleanest bays, is preferred by those looking to cool off during the hottest months due to its sea water temperature. Until recently, there were no facilities on the beach, but at the beginning of the summer of 2021, we opened Gerenkuyu Beach Cafe. The beach now offers umbrellas, and the facility includes restrooms, showers, and changing cabins.

Farilya is an old Greek word meaning "Sunrise." Farilya is a settlement center on the Bodrum peninsula dating back to 400 BC. The present name of Farilya is Gündoğan. In Gündoğan, which has a rich history, there are hundreds of rock tombs belonging to the Leleges, the first settled people of the peninsula. The name of the town was changed from "Farilya" to "Gündoğan" in 1961. Our Farilya Cafe, which we opened in 2020 in Gündoğan Bay, one of Bodrum's "Blue Flag" beaches, has quickly become an indispensable spot in the bay due to its location and the services it offers.

Çarşı Mahallesi is the social, cultural, and tourist center of BODRUM. Built in 1402 by the Knights of St. John and named Castle of St. Peter, Bodrum Castle, one of Bodrum's most important landmarks, is located in Çarşı Mahallesi. Çarşı Mahallesi is the center of tourism, encompassing culture and arts with its museums and street artists, economic social life with its shops, and entertainment life with its cafes, restaurants, and bars. In the heart of Çarşı, Bodrum's central district, lies our Çarşı Cafe. It is famous for its fish sandwich, particularly the sea bass sandwich.

Due to its large mandarin orchards, Bitez was formerly known as "Ağaçlı." The main residential area in Bitez is situated a bit inland from the coast. The "Bitez Yalısı" mentioned in the folk song "Çökertme" refers to the village's coastline. Bitez is one of our rare holiday resorts that has managed to preserve both a modern and a village atmosphere. One of the most important meeting points in Bitez is the "Ağaçlı Women's Coffeehouse." Located in a single-story old Bodrum house in the village, Ağaçlı Women's Coffeehouse also serves as a sales point for 85 different local and natural products produced in Bodrum by the Bodrum Agricultural Development Cooperative (TARKO).

In Bodrum Bitez, the main residential area is located a bit inland from the coast. The "Bitez Yalısı" mentioned in the folk song "Çökertme" refers to the village's coastline. Bitez is one of our rare holiday resorts that has managed to preserve both a modern and a village atmosphere. Our Bitez Cafe & Restaurant is located on the coast, offering a magnificent sea view and serving dishes crafted by skilled hands. We recommend you try our kebab, also mentioned in the folk song. Here, the kebab is called "Çökertme," and our chefs are experts at preparing it.

As an alternative to the high prices commonly found in restaurants and cafes in Bodrum, the Bodrum Municipality has opened budget-friendly municipal cafes. These cafes are located in almost every district of Bodrum and offer a wide range of delicious options. From various teas and coffees to diverse meals and alcoholic beverages, there is something for everyone. These venues provide a comfortable and affordable place for Bodrum residents to enjoy quality time, all while offering excellent service.