In only 30 minutes from the port of Kos, you have the chance to visit another country, another continent. Bodrum is ancient Halicarnassus, one of the most important cities of antiquity. Here is where Herodotus, the Father of History, was born. The first image of the port will steal your heart. White houses built amphitheatrically, dozens of sailboats and yachts, plus one of the most imposing castles in the world compose your first impression. After ID or passport control at the customs, you are free to get to know the city, as you choose, until departure time (16:30). You can visit the famous Castle that was built by the Knights of St. John and walk through the ancient Greek city of Halicarnassus. Bodrum offers significant and marvelling sights, such as the Windmills and the ancient Greek Theatre of 13000 seats. The Castle is worth visiting and you should spend time in the Museum of Underwater Antiquities there, where you can find the biggest collection of amphorae in the world and impressive shipwrecks. Do not miss any of the four Castle Towers, German, English, French and Gatineau, each has something unique to offer you apart from the magnificent view. The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus is also worth visiting. You will only see ruins but you can take pride in witnessing one of the Seven Wonders of the World. If you are not antiquity lovers, take a stroll through the city “sokaks” (small streets), get to know the local cuisine, have a Turkish coffee or tea at a traditional coffee shop, try “kebab” and other traditional “mezedes” and if you have a sweet tooth, Kazandibi, one of the most popular Turkish delights, will excite you. A really big bazaar awaits you if you like walking, crowds and bargaining for a better price. You can find anything imaginable there, from all kinds of souvenirs, folk art and crafts to clothing and food. Experience intense scents and images at the stalls with flavorings and spices. You will find it hard to resist buying something but beware of clothing brands, as they may seem cheap but are not necessarily genuine. Many stallholders accept euros and almost everyone speaks Greek or English. After all this intense wandering around the city, you will need some relaxation. If you have the time, an authentic oriental Hamam bath, near the bus station, awaits you for a full package of relaxation, wellness and fun which includes sauna, scrub, hamam and body massage among other services. As the heat in Bodrum can be insufferable in summer, do not forget a bottle of water and wear a hat and comfortable walking shoes.

After arriving at Bodrum Airport, you will be welcomed by your name on a placard at the main arrival hall of the airport before being transferred to your hotel in Bodrum. For departure transfers, your air-conditioned deluxe chauffeur-driven vehicle will collect you from your centrally-located Bodrum hotel, and you will be transferred directly to the BJV Bodrum Airport. Your driver meeting point is in the main lobby of your hotel, and your guide will monitor the live flight schedules, guaranteeing you arrive on-time at the airport. All transfer vehicles are brand new vehicles, driven by fully-professional drivers. You will receive hotel pickup information within 24 hours prior to your departure. Upon arrival your guie will monitor the live flight information, changing your pickup information and arrangements accordingly.

Just 30 minutes from the port of Bodrum, you can visit Kos in Greece, which is the second most popular island of the Dodecanese. Kos has a 5,000 years long history and has been influenced by many cultures, such as the Ancient Greeks, the Romans, the Venetians, the medieval Knights, and the Ottomans. Thanks to the remains of all these cultures, sightseeing is one of the best things to do on the island. The most important of them is Asklepieion, one of the top holistic healing centers of the ancient world, which followed the medical guidelines of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. Other sights worth visiting include churches, Neratzia medieval castle, the ancient Greek Agora, and Antimachia Castle. One of the recommended activities to do is cycling. It’s not a surprise that Kos is also known as the “Cycling island”, as bicycling is a very popular means of transportation there. There’s also a 13 km long cycling road, ideal for bike strolls, starting from Faros beach and ending at Psalidi beach! Apart from the cycling road, though, there are many mountain cycling trails, ideal for cycling in nature! What can we say about its beaches? The options are endless! Sandy, shingly, crowded, secluded, organized, unorganized… There’s a beach for every taste and they are all easily accessible. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit some of the island's best seashores, such as Kardamena beach, Tigaki beach, Mastichari beach, Marmari beach, and Kefalos beach. Kos also offers a great variety of Greek traditional food, nightlife and local stores. Get ready for an unforgettable trip to Kos!

Escape the hazzle upon arrival at the airport and experience a private chauffeur-driven transfer from Bodrum-Milas Airport to your accommodation on the Bodrum Peninsula or vice-versa. Enjoy our reliable and comfortable service and relax on board of one of our air conditioned modern Mercedes Vito cars. Our driver will meet you at the arrival gate and take you to the car. After a short journey of approximately 30-45 minutes you will be dropped off at your hotel.

Enjoy a comfortable arrival at the Greek island of your choice or Athens with our private Mykonos helicopter flight. After your hotel pickup meet our pilot at the private helicopter launch pad and soar up and away to see the Greek Islands and the Aegean Sea from the air. Within limited airborne minutes, touch down at a Greek Island of your choice or Athens. Our private helicopter can seat up to four travelers and is available for one-way helicopter transfers and day trips between all major Greek destinations and islands.