Xuma is the counterweight to Bodrum’s louder rooms. It sits above the bay near Yalıkavak as a lifestyle space rather than a party venue — a panoramic infinity pool, cabanas set into the hillside, a mixology bar and a menu that leans healthy without being worthy about it.
The programming reflects that. Music runs downtempo and deep through the day and lifts only gently in the evening; there is yoga and wellness built into the offer. It is where people go on the day after the big night, and where families and couples sit comfortably in a way they would not at Billionaire.
For groups it works well as the daytime half of a Bodrum week — a long lunch and an afternoon on the beds, with the evening moved elsewhere. Cabanas are the inventory worth booking; the general beds turn over and the good positions do not.
Booking, the OF.luxury way
One message covers it: date, party size and any preferences. We confirm availability and the night's terms directly with the venue, hold the table in your name, and stay reachable until you are seated. Every booking is subject to the venue's availability and confirmed case by case.
What is the minimum spend at Xuma?
Daybeds run from roughly €900 minimum spend as a guide, with cabanas priced higher. Peak August weekends carry a premium. We confirm the exact minimum for your date and position before you commit.
Is Xuma family friendly?
More so than most of the Bodrum scene. The music is calm through the day and the atmosphere is relaxed rather than performative, which makes it one of the few rooms on the peninsula that works for a mixed group.
What is the difference between a bed and a cabana at Xuma?
Cabanas are private, shaded and positioned for the view, with their own service. Daybeds are on the open terraces. In August the cabanas are the only ones worth booking ahead — the beds turn over through the day.
Where is Xuma?
Above the bay near Yalıkavak on the Bodrum peninsula, roughly 50 minutes from Bodrum-Milas by road. We arrange chauffeured transfers and boat arrivals.