The daily average temperature for Bodrum during March is around 13 °C. Despite the chance of rain or drizzle, the weather during the day is nice and fresh with the average humidity around 59%. It definitely feels comfortable during the day due to the cooler temperatures at this time of year. The highest ever recorded temperature for March in Bodrum has been 28 °C with the lowest temperature recorded being an icy -2 °C, however these are highly unlikely to occur again and you can normally expect the weather to remain within the averages for the month. The regular sea temperature is normally around 17 °C which is considered relatively cool and most may want to avoid swimming in the sea. Regardless of the lower average temperatures at this time of year, many tourists may want to explore Bodrum as it feels fresh and you don't experience any discomfort from the heat which can happen during the summer months.
There are a range of incredible hotels in Bodrum which all offer a range of facilities to suit your needs. In the centre of Bodrum, you'll find the Delfi Hotel which is just 100 metres from the beach. Surrounded by beautiful evergreen mandarin trees and close to the town centre, this idyllic hotel features simple but practical hotel rooms complete with air conditioning, en suite bathroom and a balcony facing the swimming pool. The restaurant offers a range of cuisine from seafood to more traditional dishes. For relaxation, you can take advantage of the spa and wellness centre to enjoy a facial or body treatment.
Bodrum is a resort boasting many cultural and historical aspects and you can't visit here without exploring some of the ancient Greek ruins in the area. There's a wealth of history to discover outside Bodrum and one hotspot you should definitely visit during your stay is the Temple of Apollo at Didyma. Despite being constructed in the 8th century and having been burned and looted on several occasions, this site is still magnificent. Once an ancient Roman shrine, Didyma is locally known as Didim in Turkey. Here, you can view soaring columns, ancient corridors and giant slabs of stone.
If you prefer more modern adventures then take a stroll to the Milta Marina Shopping Centre, a haven of boutiques, small stores and markets. This local centre features branded goods as well as traditional Turkish artefacts, so why not take a piece of Bodrum home with you?
