Holidays in Gumbet

Getting there and getting around

Holidays in Gumbet can be found fairly cheap as with most holidays in Turkey. British holidaymakers can fly from virtually every airport in the UK and with Turkey specialists such as Gold trail and Holidays4u, there is plenty of availability. Passengers travelling here will fly into Bodrum Airport which is 50 km from Gumbet itself and can be reached by a local dolmus, which is simply a shared minibus. Gumbet is known to be quite a hilly resort therefore walking on foot can be quite tiring, however taxi hire is very cheap as are the dolmus’, and can be found throughout the resort. For cheap holidays in Gumbet and anywhere else in Turkey, search travel.co.uk now and find thousands of fantastic deals today.

Things to do

Gumbet holidays offer a variety of activities that will you, and more importantly the kids,very happy indeed. Just outside of Gumbet sits a huge water park called “Aquapark Dedeman”. Here you will find stacks of exhilarating slides, adrenaline pumping flumes and a whole lot more to keep your day filled with excitement. There are also lazy rivers in the complex and a wave pool for all those who prefer a bit more a laidback day. Free buses run back to the centre of Gumbet from the aqua park in peak season so you only need to take care of the cost of a taxi which is extremely cheap in Gumbet. Gumbet has a good nightlife so you can unwind in the evening with a few rounds of your favourite tipple or sit and watch the world go by from one of the fine eateries in the resort.

Food and drink

British tourists are enticed to try some of the Turkish delicacies when on their holidays in Gumbet. Turkey offers some delicious food and it would be a shame to not give it a try whilst over there. The majority of the meals eaten in Turkey begin with ‘meze,’ basically a mixture of appetizers a bit like Tapas in Spain. Many would say that meze is sufficient as an entire meal. Meza consists of an array of vegetables, vine leaves stuffed with rice, beet salads, fried aubergine and various other specialities, served with seafood and yogurt, Meze is a firm favourite for Turkish locals and is varied enough to satisfy even the pickiest of European palates.