Scorpios Bodrum is the Turkish outpost of Mykonos's Scorpios, offering the same beachfront-dining-and-wellness format as the original. Condé Nast Traveller Middle East's first-look coverage confirms it opened in June 2024 as the brand's first international expansion beyond Greece, built within the grounds of the Maxx Royal hotel on a clifftop over the Aegean. The coverage also notes 12 boutique guest villas were built alongside the beach club itself, creating what the piece describes as a resort within a resort, with the interiors led by designer Annabell Kutucu and Istanbul architecture firm Geomim to keep the same rustic, earthy aesthetic as the Mykonos original.
What it's known for
The venue's own site describes the Beach House as "a gentle counterpart" to its more vibrant Terrace and Ritual Space — a lower-key spot for sunbeds and cabanas arranged across descending terraced levels down to the water. The Ritual Space itself, at the centre of the complex, hosts a programme of wellbeing sessions — breathwork, meditation and sound healing — alongside the resident DJ sets that carry through the rest of the venue, the same wellness-and-nightlife combination that defines the Mykonos original.
Booking and hours
Scorpios Bodrum's own site lists service hours of 11am to 7pm for the Beach House and 1pm to 6pm for the Beach House Restaurant. Reservations go through the site's own booking system for both the beach and the restaurant separately; no minimum spend or deposit figure is published.
What isn't confirmed
Season opening and closing dates, dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here.
Getting there
Scorpios Bodrum is in Gölköy (see it on the map), on the Bodrum peninsula, around 35–40 minutes from Milas–Bodrum Airport by road.
"At the centre of Scorpios Bodrum is the sprawling Ritual Space, where squares of light from the coffered ceiling beam onto terracotta plaster walls."
— Condé Nast Traveller Middle East
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