Milas

Milas is a historic town with plenty of sites to explore, including ancient ruins like the Myndos Gate and the Temple of Apollo. Visitors can also enjoy hiking, swimming and relaxing on nearby beaches.

The best time to visit Milas is between April and June or September and November when temperatures are comfortable and the tourist crowds are smaller.

Milas has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures in the summer can reach up to 30°C (86°F) while winters can see temperatures drop to 10°C (50°F).

The easiest way to get to Milas is by flying into Milas-Bodrum Airport. From there, visitors can take a taxi or shuttle bus to the town.

There are many hotels and rental apartments to choose from in Milas. Visitors can also opt to stay in nearby Bodrum or Gulluk, which offer a wider range of accommodation options.

Milas is known for its pide (Turkish pizza), baklava (sweet pastry dessert), and gözleme (savory stuffed flatbread). It's also famous for its olive oil and honey, which are used in many traditional dishes.