Gumusluk is one of the earliest settlements in Bodrum peninsula. It used to be an authentic small fishing town. In the early days, Gumusluk used to be called Myndos and reflected Greek architecture. The area is full of ancient ruins under the soil. This is why the government does not allow people to dig the ground to build very easily. The law does not even allow builders to construct architecture which do not go with the surrounding area.
Gumusluk  village is 25 km away from Bodrum centre. This small town has a Blue Flag beach, boutique restaurants and great views. During the hot summer months, Gumusluk always have a cool breeze from the sea.
You can reach Rabbit Island by walking through history by foot through the shallow waters. This area is perfect for divers. Under the water lie the ancient walls of the Myndos city from Lycia. It is a very unique and magical part of Gumusluk.
Gumusluk is home to the best fish restaurants in the city located just next to the coast line. Local fishermen bring fish both to the restaurants in the area and for the local fish market which allows residents to purchase fresh fish.
Gumusluk hosts the Annual Gumusluk Classical Festival that attracts media, businessmen, movie directors and Politian’s. Gumusluk is the heart of art in Bodrum. Majority of the artists and art lovers settle in the area. Gumusluk is full of history and the surrounding full of history especially motivates painters.
The area has both expensive and bargain properties. The prices for flats start from as low as £25,000 and villas from £30,000. Gumusluk is perfect for people who would like to enjoy their holidays in a quiet and authentic part of Bodrum.  Many people are purchasing their retirement home in this beautiful part of Bodrum.