Top Bodrum Spas

Do not miss out on a traditional Turkish bath while in Bodrum. This hassle-free experience gives you the full experience, including a hammam, body wrap, massage, and much more. Soak, steam, and relax after your treatments by professional spa therapists. All you need to do is show up, ready to get pampered.

Famous Turkish Bath Experience in Bodrum. you can go anyday or anytime ; relax and fresh day. Born again after Turkish bath. you need only 1,5 hour for this activity, when you want.

Treat yourself to some relaxation with this Turkish bath experience in Bodrum, a great way to pamper yourself and unwind during your vacation. Available any day, at any time, this session lasts a couple of hours and includes a soothing sauna, invigorating scrub, and refreshing foam massage, as well as a 30-minute oil massage. Leave feeling reborn and refreshed, ready to take on the day.

During your holidays in Bodrum you can enjoy a body and spiritual cleansing experience like no other! Our Bodrum Turkish Bath experience consists of all these elements you are looking for, to make your day ultra-relaxing and unforgettable. Available on any day and time you wish, this spa-like activity invites you to experience, from first-hand, the authentic Ottoman bathing rituals. Spend time in a hot room, revive your skin with a full body scrub, and let your mind release the pressure. Bodrum Turkish Bath is an incredible experience not to be missed! Revitalize your senses, release the stress, pumper yourself and create amazing memories during your holidays in Bodrum. ✅ Try the traditional Turkish bath for a physical and spiritual cleansing experience. ✅ Let the head of the sauna and steam rooms relax every pore of your body. ✅ Benefit from hotel transfers and insurance, included within the tour price. ✅ Lie on a hot marble slab that encourages the body to release toxins .

Traditional Turkish Bath The history of the bath dates back to the ancient Romans. Excavations in the city of Pompeii, under the ashes after the explosion of the Vesuvius volcano, reveal the baths used by the Romans. In this regard, the Ottoman Empire had a place in the Ottoman culture as much as the traditional Turkish Bath, verbal literature and everyday life.