The daily average temperature for Bodrum in February is generally around 12 °C and there's a very good chance of cloud cover or showers (there's at least a 40% chance of rain during this month). If you're expecting to be acquainted with hot weather in Bodrum during February, you're likely to be disappointed, so check out the weather forecast before your travels so you know what you can expect. That's not to say that the weather isn't pleasant as even though it's milder than summer, you can still enjoy a nice, refreshing day in the resort. Though temperatures in Turkey can differ drastically in certain areas, the temperature in Bodrum stays pretty much consistent. The highest temperature recorded for Bodrum in February is 22 °C while the lowest recorded is -3 °C. The average minimum temperature at night is around 8°C, however most hotels are prepared for this milder weather. The average sea temperature is normally around 16/17 °C which is probably too cold for most. Humidity tends to be around 61%, though it's unlikely to affect you due to the cooler temperatures at this time of year. Rain, drizzle and cloud cover are a factor during February in Bodrum but you can still enjoy everything that the resort has to offer without it affecting your trip. Many may also prefer the off peak season and calmer surroundings that Bodrum has to offer, rather than the hustle and bustle of the busy summer months.
Those wanting to stay close to the harbour should check out the Su Hotel which is situated in a quiet part of town but just a stone's throw away from the main action. This charming hotel is only a few minutes away from the luxury marina and its beautiful garden resonates its tranquil aura. Containing 21 double rooms and four suites, the hotel is open in winter so it's perfect for those searching for accommodation during off peak season. The bistro and bar offer delicious dishes and refreshing drinks with some evenings hosting a barbecue party or event.
The Kocadon restaurant is definitely one to try for fish dishes. Situated in a beautiful courtyard adorned by stunning palm trees, the Kocadon restaurant can seat up to 80 guests and is the perfect setting for a romantic dinner accentuated by classical jazz music, soft candle light and stone mosaic floor.
Kuba Bar
After dinner, you may want to explore a local bar, close to the local marina. This restaurant and lounge bar is hugely popular with tourists and locals alike and has been operating since 1997. With a beautiful garden, guests can enjoy fresh fish, seafood and meat dishes. If you arrive later in the evening, you can expect a selection of jazz music, view of the sunset and a range of Turkish, foreign wines, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
Bodrum has many things to offer tourists. Though the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus has suffered from earthquakes and excavations, it's still a magical spot worth visiting. Built in 350BC, this once magnificent tomb was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Your imagination is required in order to consider how this incredible building once stood but you can still view some of the sections of walls around the Myndos Gate on Gumbert Road. There's also pretty gardens to explore and a covered arcade too.
If you want to discover how the locals of Bodrum live then the Turkish Village Tour is for you. You'll be able to visit dwellings, enjoy an authentic Turkish lunch and view a demonstration of handcraft weaving. If you're searching for a taste of Bodrum cuisine then there are some incredible restaurants to discover. Unsurprisingly, there are excellent fish dishes to try in Bodrum.
