Mor Salkım Bağları - Mor Salkım Vineyards

Bodrum



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vineyard-produced wines
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Calling ahead is practical for reservation requests, group visits, dietary requirements and seating arrangements.

Mor Salkım Bağları, also known as Mor Salkım Vineyards, is a wine-focused rural venue in the Karaova area of Bodrum. The vineyards stand between Dörttepe and Çömlekçi, where the setting is shaped by cultivated land, grapevines and olive trees. The address is Çömlekçi, Çömlekçi Sok No 408, 48670 Bodrum/Muğla, Türkiye.

The venue’s identity centres on wine production and visits to the vineyard. Its wines are made from grapes grown within a landscape associated with agriculture and local produce. The setting offers a way to experience a working vineyard environment rather than a city-centre dining room, making it suitable for visitors interested in regional wine, vineyard culture and a slower countryside setting.

Olive oil forms a second part of the venue’s agricultural focus. Mor Salkım’s olive production comes from around 3,000 organic olive trees, including mature trees, and uses Memecik olives associated with the region. These olives are recognised for their high phenolic value and geographical indication. As a result, the venue connects wine production with another important product of the Bodrum countryside. The overall style is rooted in locally grown ingredients and small-scale agricultural character.

The venue welcomes visits from Tuesday to Friday between 13:00 and 21:00, and on Saturdays and Sundays between 13:00 and 23:00. Mondays are closed. On evenings with live music, closing is listed as 23:00. Live music gives some visiting periods a more social evening character, while the vineyard setting remains central to the experience.

Mor Salkım Bağları suits wine enthusiasts, visitors exploring Karaova and Çömlekçi, and anyone looking for a countryside stop connected to local grape and olive production. It is also a natural choice for guests who want to learn more about regional wine and Memecik olive oil in the same setting. The venue’s visit arrangements, dietary requirements, group plans and seating details can be confirmed directly before arrival. Contact is available by telephone on +90 530 480 22 89, +90 505 525 41 32 or +90 542 674 30 22, and by email at info@morsalkimbagcilik.com.tr.

Frequently Asked Questions

The vineyard is in Çömlekçi, between Dörttepe and Çömlekçi in the Karaova area, at Çömlekçi Sok No 408, 48670 Bodrum/Muğla.
Visiting hours are Tuesday to Friday from 13:00 to 21:00 and Saturday to Sunday from 13:00 to 23:00. Mondays are closed.
Yes. Closing is listed as 23:00 on evenings with live music.
Reservation requests can be directed to the venue by telephone at +90 530 480 22 89, +90 505 525 41 32 or +90 542 674 30 22, or by email at info@morsalkimbagcilik.com.tr.
Dietary requirements should be discussed directly with the venue before the visit.
Group arrangements can be checked with the venue through the listed telephone numbers or email address.
Family visit arrangements can be confirmed directly with the venue before arrival.
Outdoor seating arrangements should be confirmed with the venue before visiting.
The vineyard suits guests interested in wine production, olive oil and a rural agricultural setting.

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