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Gümbet is a region where there are many hotels. It is right near the town centre, only two kilometres away and just a five minute ride by minibus.
Its name comes from the many white domed cisterns in the area. It developed rapidly as it was near to the town centre and has the closest and most popular beaches in the area.
It has become crowded and everyday more bars, restaurants and entertainment places seem to be added, to the point where it has become a rival to Bodrum.
In the summer, the shared minibuses run 24 hours. Gümbet’s waters are shallow and sandy, which make it suitable for families with children. Gümbet Cove, which is located between the points of inceburun and Adaburun is also suitable for aqua sports.
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The most popular aqua sports centre on the Bodrum Peninsula is in Gümbet. It has ideal conditions for windsurfing, parasailing and water skiing. There are also aqua sports facilities on the waterside.
As it grew, and as numbers of hotels have increased, Gümbet has become an alternative entertainment centre to Bodrum.
With the setting of the sun in Gümbet the crowds in bars, cafes and restaurants increase and there is every type of entertainment and music.
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