The countryside of Bodrum Peninsula sets a complete contrast to the bouncing tourist resorts along the shore, laden with numerous hotels, world-famous clubs/bars and jazzy shops. Meet your tour guide to drive through the hinterland and discover the rural beauties and friendly locals. Your first stop on the way is a local olive oil farm. As in many Mediterranean communities, olive growing and harvesting is a way of life around Bodrum. Life goes around looking after the olive trees, harvesting them and finally getting the “liquid gold” after the year’s hard work. Enjoy tasting brand new aromas of olive oil and try to find out the methods of pressing it. Next, take a short journey among the pine forrests and visit to Etrim Village where you will be warmly welcomed by the chief of the village. Take a walk around rustic houses and hovels, running chickens and lazy cows, have a natter with the residents. Enjoy with every single savour of traditional Turkish cuisine at lunch and feel the hospitality of locals. See how they are rightfully proud of their authentic Milas carpets and rugs woven in its villages and hamlets by visiting their warehouse where you can simply understand this art in a short workshop. Head to the final destination of the day and learn how to maket he perfect wine and food pairings at a local Vineyard during the scenic sunset. Begin with the tour on of the cellar on arrival then raise a glass of Zindafel to greet the day goes by. Make sure you try all varieties of their local wines with the assist of delicates cheese plate.

A return transfer to your hotel ends this unforgettable day.

Explore Turkey’s Turquoise Coast in style from aboard a private traditional Turkish gulet boat. After a transfer to the local harbour, board your vessel and start your day by sailing along the unspoiled shorelines of the Turkish Riviera to Aquarium Cove, known for its crystal-clear waters and abundance of fish. Take a refreshing swim in this secluded bay or simply unwind and bask in the warm Aegean sun. Continue to Kara Ada, the Black Island famous for its healing mineral springs. Bathe in the soothing thermal waters and head to the nearby cave to treat your skin with mud believed to have been used by Cleopatra herself to preserve her famed beauty. After getting back on your boat, sail South past a rocky outcrop towards the Poyraz Cove. Its gorgeous clear waters have made it one of the most popular diving spots in the area. Take in tranquil scenery as you make your way to the nearby Meteor Bay. Jump into its irresistible blue waters and get unique opportunity to swim in a hole created by a meteorite impact. Your day at sea also wouldn’t be complete without a delicious lunch. The excursion ends when you travel back to the harbour and are transferred back to your hotel in Bodrum.