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Villa |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Yalikavak in Bodrum

from £90 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£625–£650 / week

7 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, air conditioning, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

There are no hills to climb or car needed because Our Villa is one of only seven in a private, beautifully designed and perfectly located setting.very quite but only 2 minute stroll to the beach and 4 minute stroll to town You’ll be welcomed by sprawling mountain views from the pool, sit on the terrace furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine Al fresco or pop upstairs for a drink with terrace views over the Aegean Sea and watch the sunset. Yalikavak is known for its breeze in the summer months

The relaxed and friendly atmosphere makes Yalikavak the perfect resort for those wanting to get away from it all. Nestled on the North West Bodrum peninsula coast it provides stunning waterside dining to compliment the authentic local life, all at great value. The friendly locals openly mix with visitors and the stunning new 'Bodrum marina' 5 minutes along the coast has proved a haven for yachts and some of the best restaurants in the region. Yalikavak, renowned for its beautiful sunsets and safe sparkling sea, remains an exclusive getaway for the discerning traveller.go there before the crowds discover it ,Stunning self catering detached villa set in landscaped gardens, with a pristine communal swimming pool and all less than a 5 minute stroll to the beach, village centre and waterside restaurants.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
There is bed lining and bathroom towels provided. There are also plenty of pool and beach towels for your Convenience The flat screen TV is for Dvd viewing only .An Electric water dispenser for ice cold water . .we have a baby travel cot , and baby chair that attaches to a table or work top surface ,an indoor child stair gate , also the terrace has a gate , to make it very child friendly , and relaxing for you near the pool.

Further details outdoors:
FLY NETS
LARGE PATIO
* BUILT IN BBQ ON DOWNSTAIRS TERRACE
* ROOF TERRACE WITH SEA VIEWS, MOUNTAINS & SUNSET VIEWS
* PRIVATE PARKING
150 METRES FROM SEA
* 3 MIN STROLL TO YALIKAVAK CENTRE / OLD TOWN RESTAURANTS
* 10 MINS STROLL TO YALIKAVAK “PORT BODRUM” MARINA ALONG SEAFRONT

Further details

Bed lining and towels provided. childs travel cot and chair ,plus Indoor child gate ,plus a gate on the terrace going down to the few steps to the pool, making it very child friendly.
TV IS FOR PLAYING DVD ,AND CDS ONLY

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banana trees for shade

The Turquoise Coast/Lycia region

The Bodrum Peninsula is one of the the most beautiful parts of Turkey's Aegean Coast. There are many small fishing villages and resorts scattered around the coast, each with their own individual character. There are numerous beaches with many offering an array of watersports.

Local attractions include Ephesus, the largest archaelogical site in the world, the stunning pools at Pamukkale, the temple of Apollo at Didim and St Peter's castle built by the crusaders are just 10 miles away in Bodrum. A real treat is a range of boat trips that can be taken from Yalikavak or Bodrum that visit many secluded coves. .

Temperatures in the summer month can reach 40 but there is lovely cool wind in Yalikavak that makes it very comfortable.

The Bodrum / Yalikavak area

Yalikavak

Yalikavak is a old fishing and sponge diving village but at the same time has become a relatively new resort on the north west coast of the Bodrum peninsula. Yalikavak has several palm fringed beaches, crystal clear waters and its new 400 berth fashionable ''Port Bodrum'' marina, complex with some very nice shops and cafe/bars, there is also a new amphitheater that holds regular shows and concerts during the summer. The town has a good selection of shops in the main bazaar area and the old harbour is lined with fish restaurants. The beach is long and is looked over by a variety of cafes and bars. Although it does not have the frantic night life of Bodrum, there is a pleasant buzz around.

From the Villa it is between 2 to 5 minutes walk to the sea front where there are umpteen restaurants overlooking the bay. Here fishing boats and traditional Turkish gulets moor side by side. Yalikavak's beach is in the midst of restaurants and small boutique hotels. Several of them put out loungers on the beach which they are happy for you to use - all for the price of a drink! Turkish restaurants are normally excellent and reasonably priced. Some have an very good reputation for their fish dishes. The Turkish people are extremely friendly and welcoming and it is easy to make some new friends here. People working in and around the restaurants generally speak some English. There are also many shops in Yalikavak, several along by the seafront. There is a very popular market held in Yalikavak near here all day on Thursday.

There are many boats trips from the sea front at Yalikavak taking you for the day to the various bays or islands and sometimes it will pull in to the charming fishing village of Gumusluk. Often the captain, within reason, will take you wherever you fancy. Normally you will be taken in a traditional Turkish gulet, these are attractive boats to look at, and the trips normally include meals, drinks, and snacks. Prices start around £11 which is very reasonable.

Assorted types of water sports are available in the area including diving. In the Kudur area of Yalikavak there is a beach club called the Xuma Beach Club. It is quite exclusive and there is an entry charge. There is a mixture of water sports offered here and they hire out Jet Skis. The Beach Club includes restaurants and bars and it is very popular.

At some of the shops in Yalikavak you are able to arrange excursions to places well known such as Ephesus, Pumukkale and Capodecia. Or perhaps you might like to have a Turkish or Mud bath, or even a Turkish evening with belly dancing. It's all on offer here. Several excursions are by coach and some may involve staying a night at a Hotel.

Bodrum

Bodrum is a stylish, cosmopolitan, upmarket area with a myriad of luxurious yachts and numerous gullets sitting around its harbour. It has an abundance of shops, restaurants and bars, notably around the sea front area. By the Marina's entrance there are the more exclusive designer shops. You may have heard of the well known, outdoors night club called Halikinarsos, said to be the largest in the Mediterranean, which is in Bodrum. This is very popular. There are several other night clubs in Bodrum, one of them based on a catamaran moored there. It is quite lively here at night wheras Yalikavak is quieter. As you go towards Bodrum coming from Yalikavak, you will see on your right a large waterpark. It looks like great fun for the kids! From Bordum Harbour you can get a ferry to the Greek Islands off Kos and Rhodes as they are very nearby, in fact you can see them from many parts of the Bodrum Peninsula. You can also arrange for trips to Cappodocia, Pumlakale and Ephesus as well as various boats and scuba diving trips. Most of these trips are very reasonable. Bodrum is only about 20 minutes drive from Yalikavak. If you have chosen not to hire a car, it is easy to hop on a Dolmus - this is a very cheap turquoise coloured minibus. There is a Dolmus Station in the general shopping area in Yalikavak.

Other Local Places to See

There are many other interesting seaside places and inland ancient villages to visit on the Bodrum Peninsula. Torba is very green, surrounded by pine forests and has an especially beautiful bay. Just a few steps from Gumusluk's seafront is the ancient underwater city of Mindos (be aware that it is not permitted to remove any relics that you find here). You could also wade across to Rabbit Island to see the rabbits! Gumusluk is known for its excellent fish restaurants. Turgetreis is quite a lively place, with a large sandy beach and many shops and restaurants. Turkbuku is also lovely and known as a place where the wealthy Turks holiday. Then again there's Gundogan, another seaside resort with restaurants, bars and another lovely beach. There are many more places to visit than these, if you want to see them all it is best to hire a car and just meander along the coastal roads and take in the views!

How to get there

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- Fly to Bodrum Milas airport - Sunset Villa's is just 50 km (45 minutes) from the airport

(During the Summer Season there are a multitude of regional flights from the UK to Bodrum Airport. During the Winter Season there are 3 Direct Charter flights from London Gatwick, Manchester & Birmingham.
Scheduled Airlines operate year round flights to Bodrum via Istanbul. Some suggested websites for flights are listed below).
- Car hire is available from the airport. www.hertz.co.uk & www.avis.co.uk
but you can get car hire from yalikavak , which will meet you at the airport and drop you back, ask us, Larry and Kay for details or to arrange it ,or we can arrange transfers for you and your family

- There are always local taxis available. (Approx £40)

- Local buses run regularly between the airport and the town.

Detailed directions to the villa are sent with booking confirmation.

Websites for flights :
www.easyjet.com
www.cheapflights.co.uk
www.flythomascook.com
www.charterflights.co.uk
www.flightfareshop.co.uk
www.thomsonfly.co.uk
www.flightline.co.uk
www.a1travel.com
http://flights.aegeantourtravel.com
When arriving in Turkey you will be required to buy a tourist visa at the airpot. This will Cost £10 and will need to be paid with a £10 note.

Ferry trips to Kos and Rhodes are available from Bodrum.

Activities near Bodrum

Reviews

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17 Sep 2012

“A real home from home.” Well positioned and well equiped villa. A very short walk to the beach and resturants. Loads of kit for us to use, bikes, stuff for the beach, even washing machine and dishwasher had the powder to use. Really pleasant outside area and roof terrace. When the sun goes down there are even a good supply of DVDs to settle down in front of. A great base for a relaxing family holiday.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
oct, nov,dec	5 Oct 12	21 Dec 12	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
	21 Dec 12	8 Jan 13	650£ 650	-	-	1 Week
	8 Jan 13	30 Apr 13	600£ 600	-	-	1 Week
	10 May 13	27 May 13	525£ 525	-	-	1 Week
june july aug sept	1 Jun 13	1 Oct 13	650£ 650	-	-	1 Week
	1 Oct 13	21 Dec 13	625£ 625	-	-	1 Week
	21 Dec 13	6 Jan 14	650£ 650	-	-	1 Week
	6 Jan 14	1 May 14	625£ 625	-	-	1 Week

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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

Deposit of £100 per week is required to confirm the booking,

Remaining due 6 weeks prior to Stay

Refundable £200 security deposit required with final payment - Bank transfers and cheques in £ and €'s preferred please.

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