Gumbet even though small has everything you could want. There all all types of restaurants and cafes.

The main street is called Bar street where there is always very lively entertainment in all the bars.

The beach is always clean and the bars along the front are very pleasant and let us use all of their facilities.

The shopkeepers can sometimes badger you into going into their shop but as long as you say no they will leave you alone

Gumbet is a lovely place with lots to do for everyone with a street full of bars and clubs for young people and lovely quite beach side restaurant for older people there is so much to see in Gumbet with beautiful views,loads of cheap shops and the numerous water sports available you will never be stuck for something to do.

The resort was very clean, I could not find anything wrong with it. The resort entertainment was excellent and I can't wait to see what they do this year.
We didn't really go on the beach but it was very nice and about 20 yards from the resort.
I can't wait to go again this year.

VERY VERY GOOD!!!

The resort was very good looked after so it was really clean.

The resort entertainment wasn't that good to be honest but i still give it a rating of 4.

The beach standard was good as it was man made the sea is lovely and clear blue.

it was Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!

The resort was lively and exciting with lots of entertainment and shops. DON'T miss the Dreamgirls show It's Brill!!

We had a great time at this resort, everything we where looking for in a holiday.We found the local people very friendly and helpful.Small beach but very relaxed atmosphere and the benefit of free sunbeds.Great for holiday bargains.

BEACH- It's sandy, but not good quality sand. The sea bed, is stoney, and as my snorkling friend said, boring. It is a man made beach with nothing much to look at. The beach does get better the further round the centre of Gumbet you go, and as far as I am concerned a beach is a beach.

SHOPPING- The owners will come onto the street and ask you to enter, but not in as bad a way as I thought. Yes, they want your money, but they are extremely friendly and polite and know they have to accept no if you are to return. My mates bought loads of Louis Vitton/Gucci/Dior fakes for cheap prices. We were told to get around half of the original quoted price, but I felt we could have got even more. Just walk out the shop, and they'll soon meet your price.

FOOD- Best kebab was a Doner Pitta from No Name Kebab, and only cost £1.50. Best food/sevice was at Cafe de Columbia. Go for the Porter House Steak. It's 20oz, cooked how you like it, tender, and only £8! We managed to get a free round of drinks and 2 bottles of wine every time.

EXCURSIONS- The only place to get them from is Sandy. She has a little hut on the beach near Jasmin, and came here from England 12 years ago. She is extremely friendly and will give you no bull. Go on her boat trip. It is only £8 and your guarenteed lots of space and reasonable priced drinks. The free food was gorgeous. Try some Watersports on Camel Beach. Sandy also recommended the Cafe de Columbia mentioned above, and we booked the Aqua Park through her which was another great day out (try the Kamakazi slide!) For a Turkish bath catch the bus to Bodrum and right next to the bus station there is a local bath, not many tourists but is run by an English lady. We got the full works for around £12.

ENTS- As 6 lads this was the reason we came! We thought we'd be travelling to Bodrum every night, but in the end we went once. We couldn't get in any where, and when we did the drinks were expensive (relative to Gumbet). Gumbet was much better. Don't get me wrong, this is no Falaraki. If you want that holiday go there. There are not many big groups of English lads/girls (although I'm sure this will change, and Club 18-30 will start coming). Most were either locals (who stuck together) or Dutch (who mostly stuck together). We did meet up with some Dutch girls, but it was so much easier for them to talk to Dutch lads. The Oranje bar (full of Dutch) was good, as was X-Bar. If you want a more relaxed drink, go to The Millenium Bar (or Cian's Bar). The barman Jan (Cian) is very friendly and will give you no bull. They also have a big pipe. DO NOT GO INTO CLUB SCREAM. They tried to make us pay for a round that we didn't have. They were very pushy and aggressive and tried to shut us in. That was the only trouble we experienced. Everywhere is open til 5am, so don't go out till later.

If you want a relxed, cheap, fun holiday do come here (we would again). If you're looking for an in your face holiday, like on TV, then go with Club 18-30.

Plenty club type bars for younger ones and many places to drink and eat for the older ones, planet yukka offers a live band, good food and drink at very, very good prices for familys and the over 30s.