Lets start our bar and disco walk right underneath the impressive walls of the  castle - on Iskele Meydani, the place just on the harbor side where there are many cafe's are, just next to the tourism office.

Here starts Dr. Alim Bey street, later it leads to Cumhuriyet street, but both together are known all over Bodrum as 'Barstreet'. This one mile long street runs parallel with the sea, so all the bars and restaurants on your right side offer a sitting area on the beach with the scenic view of the castle.

McDonalds fast food will be the first on the left side.

Then next to it is VELI BAR, with frequent live music. This one is probably the oldest bar in town.

Nestled among boutiques with good quality textiles you'll see  YETTIGARI and then a bit further on HADIGARI BAR & RESTAURANT

Before you come to an open place, known as PIDE Place you will pass the formerly M&M DANCING, which has recently changed hands, that once was a disco of high quality standard sound system and decoration, we have no idea how it is now.

Now you have reached a little square, in precise words the Hilmi Uran Meydani, or in short: the 'Pide place', because you find a bunch of shops selling snacks like the Turkish Pizza, called Pide. Take a rest here.

On the right then you'll see a stone house facade with the name  FORA BAR. It is again one of these nice bar/discos situated on the beach offering a marvelous view of the sea and castle.

Now you enter directly into the extension of this bar street, the Cumhuriyet Caddesi. If you come in high season you'll find it difficult to walk on this narrow and crowded street.

Many shops and boutiques sell all kinds of goods and among them are the restaurants and bars. And don't forget - you are still parallel with the sea.

By now you have reached another opening, called Azmakbasi, but the Cumhuriyt caddesi carries on.

Here on the right you find  FASIL CAFE RASIT, an upstairs bar with authentic Turkish music and belly dance. The program starts around 11 PM. New is the  BEBEK Bar here, it is one of the most distinguished 50 bars of the world, as the 'Newsweek Magazine' has listed. At its terrace bar overlooking Bodrum bay with the castle, you can enjoy the long established specialties of the famous Bebek Bar in Istanbul.

After Azmakbasi you'll have the open sea on your right side and many bars and inviting restaurants to your left-

your eyes will be attracted by a building in nearly Victorian style  THE WHITE HOUSE BAR offering live music.

A bit further on is SULTANS BEACH H0USE,