Bodrum

Bitez Beach, Bodrum

About Bitez Beach

As you walk along the soft, golden sands, tamarisk trees naturally cover you here. The constant breeze also makes it possible to do sea sports like windsurfing and sailing.

It has great facilities, like sunbeds, covers, and a walkway lined with cafes, restaurants, and bars that serve food from around the world. The easy sloping edge into the water makes it great for families and swimmers of all skill levels. Here, you can enjoy the beach's maritime feel by watching traditional wooden gulets and yachts pass by. Try some authentic Turkish fare, such as Gözleme, a pancake meal loaded with tasty toppings, or some fresh seafood.

Highlights

Visit Bitez Beach on the Bodrum Peninsula in Turkey for a serene haven comprising a crescent-shaped shoreline and pristine turquoise waves.
Enjoy a tranquil day at the beach as you relax on the gentle, golden sands under the natural shade of the tamarisk trees.
Welcome the steady breezes that provide thrilling sailing and windsurfing experiences, which make the beach a popular hangout for water sports aficionados.
Relax on the sunbeds, umbrellas, and along the promenade, which has a variety of bars and restaurants serving food from around the world.
Admire the classic wooden gulets and yachts that pass by, bringing a delightful nautical element to your beach experience.

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