Didim draws visitors for one thing above all — the towering columns of the Temple of Apollo, once linked to the ancient city of Miletus by a sacred processional way, and one of the best-preserved sanctuaries on this coast, alongside a long stretch of beach that's kept the town busy with Turkish and international holidaymakers alike.
Although Didim itself sits administratively in Aydın province, it's firmly part of this region's tourism map, and Milas-Bodrum Airport is the closer, more practical airport for reaching it, well ahead of Dalaman Airport, which lies much further around the coast in the opposite direction.
On arrival, a metered taxi's fare for a ride this length can still come as a surprise if you haven't fixed it beforehand, and there's no direct shared shuttle service running specifically to Didim from either airport. City Transfer Turkey solves that by agreeing your Didim airport transfer price up front, tracking your flight so a delay changes nothing, and having a driver wait at arrivals holding a printed sign with your name.
Choose a sedan for a couple's trip to the ruins and the beach, or a VIP minivan if you're travelling as a family, always with a licensed, professional driver for the whole route. Reserve your Milas-Bodrum Airport transfer and go straight from the runway to the temple.
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