Last weekend, I had the pleasure of spending two serene days in Gündoğan, a charming coastal town in Bodrum, with my uncle. We stayed at a lovely villa owned by our cousin. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, the villa offered a cozy and peaceful retreat, complete with a small garden that quickly became one of my favorite features of the place.
Each morning, I began the day by watering the flowers in the garden. The scent of fresh blooms mixed with the salty sea air created a calming atmosphere that set the tone for the rest of the day. Taking care of the plants, though simple, felt grounding and gave me a moment of peace and connection with nature.
During the day, we relaxed at the villa and enjoyed the tranquil surroundings. The weather was perfect warm but not too hot ideal for sipping tea in the shade or reading a book outdoors. In the evenings, we went for walks in two of the area’s most popular spots: Türkbükü and Gündoğan square.
Türkbükü, with its elegant boardwalk lined with boutique shops, cafes, and stylish beach clubs, had a lively yet laid-back atmosphere. We strolled along the waterfront, watching the yachts gently rock with the waves and enjoying the buzz of evening life. Later, we headed to Gündoğan’s central square, which had a more local and intimate feel. Children played in the open space while families gathered for dinner at nearby restaurants.
Overall, this short trip was a refreshing escape from daily routines. The combination of nature, peaceful surroundings, and leisurely evening walks made it an unforgettable experience. I’m already looking forward to the next time I can visit Gündoğan again.
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