Gümüşlük Villa Rentals
Villas to rent in Gümüşlük, Bodrum: quiet private-pool villas near ancient Myndos, Rabbit Island and waterside fish restaurants. Live prices and calendar.
Gümüşlük is a protected fishing village at the western tip of the peninsula, built over the remains of ancient Myndos. Strict building limits keep its natural character: waterside fish restaurants and wading across shallow water to Rabbit Island are its signatures.
Gümüşlük villas usually sit among olive and citrus groves in quiet, private settings — the first choice for watching Bodrum's most famous sunset from your own terrace.
Best for: Couples and families seeking peace, nature and local atmosphere; lovers of sunsets and seafood.
Highlights
- Ancient MyndosRemains of the ancient harbour and city walls in and around the bay, some visible in shallow water.
- Rabbit IslandA small island you can reach by wading through knee-deep water — a children's favourite.
- Fish restaurantsFamily-run restaurants with tables at the water's edge serving the catch of the day.
- The sunsetThe peninsula's most photographed sunset, with open-air concerts on summer evenings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rent a villa in Gümüşlük?
A minimum stay may apply in summer; each villa page shows a live availability calendar.
How far is Gümüşlük from the airport?
Gümüşlük is about 60 km (65 minutes) from Milas-Bodrum Airport. At the far west of the peninsula it is one of the furthest villages from the airport, so a private transfer is recommended.
Can you swim in Gümüşlük?
Yes. The bay is clear and calm and the water around Rabbit Island is shallow. Kadıkalesi bay, to the south, is a few minutes' drive away.
Is Gümüşlük good for nightlife?
Gümüşlük is a quiet village where evenings revolve around fish restaurants and music. Bodrum town or Yalıkavak, for livelier nights, are 20–25 minutes by car.
