Developments

North of the Bodrum Peninsula lies the peaceful and tranquil village of Kiyikislacik, just across the bay from Gulluk. Here you will find the ancient classical city of Iassos – there are numerous Roman buildings where you can discover what life was like back then.

Today, the crystal clear aqua water of the bay, the laid-back pace of life together with some of the finest fish restaurants in the area, make this a delightful place to stay.

Bodrum casts a magic spell on all who visit – it is situated on a beautiful peninsula with enchanting villages of white-washed houses together with miles of sandy beaches ideal for water sports. Along the coastline lie golden sandy beaches at Bardakci, Gumbet, Bitez, Yashi, Gumusluk, Yalikavak and Turgutreis to name a few. For those who are looking for seclusion you have the small fishing villages of Turkbuku, Golkoy and Gundogan.

The most prominent feature of Bodrum is the Castle of St Peter which is an impressive example of medieval architecture. The castle is in excellent condition and currently houses a museum (with exhibits on underwater archaeology).

Also to be found nearby is The Tomb of King Mausolus (now called The Mausoleum) and one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

The amphitheater perched on the hillside above the town is also worth a visit especially at dusk when it acquires a special ambiance with the panoramic views of Bodrum harbour, castle and the Aegean beyond.

The beautiful Bodrum climate doesn’t sink with the setting sun, the most popular evening attraction is simply to see and be seen, wandering and mingling through the streets either in Bodrum with the bustling nightlife or in the smaller villages offering cozy taverns and restaurants. Wherever you are - it is a perfect blend of native and cosmopolitan culture and has something for everyone.

This development is situated in the hillside above Gumusluk a lively fishing port which stands on the ancient site of Myndus. Bring your diving mask with you as there are some spectacular sights just below water! One of the main attractions is “Rabbit Island” situated in the bay and accessible by a causeway offering magnificent panoramic views.

The village is full of some of the best fish and seafood restaurants and there are little Turkish craft shops offering leather goods, silver & gold, and lots of the local blue glass beads.

An old Greek Orthodox Chapel has been remodelled and is now used as an art gallery and cultural centre and you may be lucky enough to catch good musicians playing when you visit.

The westerly aspect provides some spectacular views and in particular amazing sunsets!

Situated in the Didim area, Akbuk with beautiful beaches, calm clear water and surrounded by mountains is waiting to welcome you. It is an ideal spot for families and individuals who love peace and quiet.

Previously a fishing village, the fishermen now benefit from providing boat trips along the coasts during the summertime. During your visit, the Chapel on the coastline close to the town centre is very well preserved and is open to public visits.

There are many quaint restaurants by the sea serving delicious fish and local food with very reasonable prices. Many people who come and stay here don’t want to leave!

Gulluk is a small traditional fishing village located at the north end of the Bodrum Peninsula. It has a beautiful sea frontage and is surrounded by hills covered with olive, fig and citrus trees which overlooks the translucent deep waters of the bay.

During your stay you can visit nearby Milas which is known for its century old tradition of carpet making and the weavers don’t mind you watching them at work.

This is a fishing paradise and in the evening the reflection of the mountains silhouetted against the setting sun provides an air of peace and tranquillity. 

This development is situated in Gumusluk a lively fishing port which stands on the ancient site of Myndus. Bring your diving mask with you as there are some spectacular sights just below water! One of the main attractions is "Rabbit Island" situated in the bay and accessible by a causeway offering magnificent panoramic views.

The village is full of some of the best fish and seafood restaurants and there are little Turkish craft shops offering leather goods, silver & gold, and lots of the local blue glass beads.

An old Greek Orthodox Chapel has been remodelled and is now used as an art gallery and cultural centre and you may be lucky enough to catch good musicians playing when you visit.

The westerly aspect provides some spectacular views and in particular - amazing sunsets!