Bodrum! If you travel by yacht, then this town is quite expensive! Parking in 2012 for a 14 meter yacht cost 70 euros. In addition, we paid for water and electricity. In Bodrum we were not greeted very well, although the staff were polite. But the rules! They wanted to rip off 70 euros from us for parking for 2 hours, from 8 to 10 in the morning and then if a place for the yacht is not found then goodbye! I didn't understand the joke at all, it's some kind of divorce. But fortunately there was a place and we repaired the yacht. Bodrum! If you travel by yacht, then this town is quite expensive! Parking in 2012 for a 14 meter yacht cost 70 euros. In addition, we paid for water and electricity. In Bodrum we were not greeted very well, although the staff were polite. But the rules! They wanted to rip off 70 euros from us for parking for 2 hours, from 8 to 10 in the morning and then if a place for the yacht is not found then goodbye! I didn't understand the joke at all, it's some kind of divorce. But fortunately there was a place and we repaired the yacht. And yet, they have everything clearly on time, if we arrived at the marina at 9 am, then before 9 am the next day we must already sail away from there, otherwise pay another 70 euros! Usually in other marinas the rules for parking time are softer.
But it does not matter, we see the sights of Bodrum (Bodrum)
Bodrum is quite a popular resort in Turkey. Many yachts from all over the world come here. Especially a lot of Englishmen here. At first, we just went for a walk around the city and got to a wedding or some other holiday. There was an elegant camel, musicians… 
Next, we decided to visit the tomb. The entrance there is paid and is not expensive, according to my 5 lira (this is 2.5 dollars). There is nothing interesting in the tomb, i.e. we quickly bypassed it, took a couple of photos and went further: 
Our main goal was the fortress! It is the main attraction of Bodrum. 
We walked around the fortress for quite a long time! There is a shovkovitsa growing there, big and juicy! There are also peacocks. In a word, it is definitely worth going there. And the view of the sea there is beautiful. 
Here is approximately such a view of the city, you can observe from the fortress: 
In short, the fortress was very nice! So if you are in Bodrum be sure to visit the fortress. It is visible from afar, so it is impossible to miss it. After the fortress, we began to climb to the amphitheater. By the way, in Turkey it turns out that amphitheaters are quite common. This is a legacy from the Greeks, since the Turks themselves did not build such beauty. Regarding the amphitheater in Bodrum. It was closed and there was not much to see there. But on the way we took a couple of photos of the fortress and Bodrum: 
Well, here is a photo of the closed amphitheater. It was closed by the way because it was already 6 pm or for reconstruction, I don't remember the exact reason. But we weren't particularly upset about it. 
Next, we decided to go up to another fortress, which was located to the north, above which the Turkish flag was also visible. Alas, this fortress was located on the territory of a military unit and it was not possible to visit it. That is, it is not for tourists: 
Therefore, it was decided to go further to the large mills. They were visible from the sea and we wanted to go up to them. And for good reason! Near the mills there is a wonderful view of Bodrum. And there you can have a very cool beer, and not very expensive, in my opinion for 6 or 7 lira for Ephesus 
And here is the place where we bought beer. What it is notable for is of course the species. Well, the sheep hung out in a café: 
That was the end of our stay in Bodrum. What can I say, a visit to the fortress and mills is a must! The rest can not be watched.