Pearl 6

Enlarge

1 of 17

loading photos

• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 
• 

Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Bodrum in Turquoise Coast/Lycia

from £23 / night

£155–£280 / weekBookable online

This property can be booked securely online within a few minutes. Just click on the ‘Check availability and book’ button.

7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

Be the first to write a review

Key info  Swimming pool, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car advised, no pets allowed

Check availability and book

About the home

The Turquoise Resort

Bodrum Turquoise Homes is a development of 108 detached villas and 392 apartments owned and built by Artev Homes. Situated overlooking Tuzla Bay with easy access via cable car to the Artev Beach on the Aegean Sea, known for it's clear turquoise waters. Bodrum Turquoise Homes is just 5 mins drive to the new Vita Park Golf Resort. 10 mins from Bodrum International Airport. 20 mins from Bodrum Town Centre.

On-site facilities include: 24 hr security, 7 communal Swimming pools, Indoor heated Swimming Pool,Turkish Bath, Mini-Golf, Aqua Park, Ground Chess, Tennis, Volleyball, Beauty Centre, Fitness Centre, Sauna, Shopping centre, Market, Restaurant, Bar, and the Artev Beachclub. There is also a 9 Hole Golf Course built by Artev (shared with Flamingo Country Club)

Distance: Airport to Turquoise homes : 16 Km , Turquoise homes to Bodrum : 16 Km

Whether its Golf, water sports, ancient history, beach life or the natural world you are after, Turquoise lets you have it all. Just 20 minutes from the buzzing tourist center of Bodrum and 10 minutes from the airport, this luxurious residential resort is the gateway to a lifestyle you've always dreamed of.

Tuzla Lake is formed by the deep inlet from the Gulf of Güllük and Mandalya Bay. This is perhaps one of the most stunning locations in Turkey. Home to a host of ancient ruins the lake is surrounded by mountains covered with Olive groves, Pine and Tamarisk trees. The area is particularly special as a natural bird sanctuary; throughout the year a large variety of rare birds including Pelicans, Flamingos and White Storks can be seen flocking to the wetlands. The Turquoise site itself covers two valleys and hillsides, the contours of the land allowing for spectacular views of Tuzla lake, the sea and mountains.

Golf at Turquoise and Vita Park One of Turquoise's most attractive features is the on-site 9 hole golf course. Much anticipated, Golf is making its premiere in the Bodrum region in 2007. The Vita Park Golf Project is less than 2 km from Turquoise and will feature two 18 hole golf courses. In this extraordinarily special setting, Vita Park will be a huge asset to the region and promises to considerably raise the value of already-exclusive nearby property.

Facilities

Photos

 

Enlarge

 

Enlarge

 

Enlarge

 

Enlarge

The Turquoise Coast/Lycia region

Lying 270 km south of Izmir, on the Aegean Coast, Bodrum is one of Turkey's leading resorts. Encompassing two half-moon bays, region is a long-standing favourite amongst the Turkish upper classes. With its multitude of hotels, cafes, restaurants and nightclubs, the area draws thousands of foreign visitors too. What makes the Bodrum area so especially appealing as a holiday resort is that in addition to its many recreational and sporting offerings, its periphery is made up of even more beaches, bays and villages. The possibilities for exploration - and satisfaction - are endless.

Originally called Halicarnassus, Bodrum was founded around 1000 BC, and was one of the first Greek colonies in Asia. Bodrum reached its prime under King Mausolus, who governed from 377 BC to 383 BC. He was succeeded by his wife, Artemisia, who ordered the construction of a commemorative white marble tomb for Mausolus. (The origin of the modern English word, "mausoleum", is pretty obvious!). The creation appeared on the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World list. Crowned with an intimidating statue of Mausolus and Artemisia riding a chariot, the tomb has since been dismantled, although the site may be visited.

The summer months (May to October) are consistently sunny and dry with virtually no humidity. Temperatures peak at 34 degrees Celcius. Summer sea water temperatures range between 18 and 25 degrees Celcius, making all manner of water activity most inviting. Winters are mild and untouched by frost or snow. The Turkish word for autumn - Sonbahar ("second spring") - says it all. The generally pleasant winters give Bodrum a significant flexibility: those who prefer more subdued holidays can get maximum enjoyment from all the region's offerings in low season.

The Bodrum area

Located on the Western coast of Turkey, the peninsula of Bodrum lies in the blue waters of the Aegean Sea. Originally known as the famous city of Halicarnassos, it has been home to many civilisations and to the Mausoleum, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Today Bodrum is better known as a hot spot for the local 'jet-set' including pop stars, actors and those who like to cruise into the fabulous marina or the beautiful bays throughout the peninsula. Bodrum also attracts many tourist who love it for its nightlife, beaches and shopping as well as its ideal location for visiting ancient historical sites. Sailing and windsurfing are also popular pastimes and Bodrum hosts an annual Regatta. Bodrum is one of the most popular and cosmopolitan resorts in Turkey.

Whether you want to eat or shop, Bodrum has something to offer all. A wide choice of restaurants catered to all tastes from traditional Turkish food to Far Eastern delicacies to a variety of European cuisine. Shops range from designer label outlets to small bazaar and gift stores. Twice a week there is a market in Bodrum. Besides of its being an attractive touristic fame, Bodrum is also available with direct flights between May and October.

Bodrum cuisine reflects a rich intermingling of east and west, past and present. Vegetables are highly prized, and much care is given to their preparation. They will be found raw, fried and roasted. Favourite vegetable "dressings" are yoghurt and olive oil. Pure vegetable dishes are common, but they are also encountered filled with warm mince-meat and rice. The most common meats are lamb, beef and chicken. Pork is forbidden to the practicing Moslems, and fish is available and can be cheap or very expensive. It pays to shop around. The most popular alcoholic beverage is "Raki", an "anisette" that clouds when diluted with water. Commonly known as "Aslan sut" ("lion milk"), Raki is the perfect accompaniment to every course.

How to get there

What's nearby: Attractions Restaurants Click map icons for more information

Map showing the Bodrum areaReset Map

Contact the advertiser for further details on the best way to reach this property.

Activities near Bodrum

Book

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
-	24 May 13	1 Jul 13	255£ 255	-	-	1 Week
-	1 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	280£ 280	-	-	1 Week
-	1 Sep 13	1 Nov 13	255£ 255	-	-	1 Week
-	1 Nov 13	1 Jan 14	155£ 155	-	-	1 Week

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Baby cots and high chairs are available to rent

Availability

See below for next 9 months' availability - to see the next 24 months click here