Marmaris in Turkey is one of Turkey's premier vacation resorts, built around a sweeping natural bay at the foot of steep pine covered mountain slopes. The old town is a maze of twisting little streets and alleys with whitewashed houses in the Turkish style amid an excellent shopping bazaar. Marmaris is a very cosmopolitan resort, set on a large sweeping bay surrounded by pine scented mountains & small islands. There has been settlement in Marmaris bay since the 4th century BC but came to be known by its current name after the construction of the castle by Suleiman the Magnificent. He built the citadel (castle) on the hilltop, the remains of which can be seen today. Marmaris is a town which offers activities to suit all tastes & ages all year around. Marmaris boasts Blue Flag Beaches, secluded bays, conservation areas and woodlands.

There is an enormous choice of restaurants, evening entertainment, water sports, horse riding and sports complexes. The resort is ideal for water sports, sailing, relaxing in the sun, or strolling along the palm lined "Riviera" style promenade and enjoy one of the numerous nightspots or restaurants of the town. There are two main districts in Marmaris that accommodate the most popular bars, Clubs and restaurant - Long Beach (Uzun Yali) and Bar Street. You will never get bored going from one bar to the next. Some bars offer live entertainment for international customers as well as Turkish music bars.

Long Beach area is also perfect for relaxing during the day with a choice of water based activities available. There is also the Short Beach (Kisayali) area. This is where the Marina is located just after the harbour area. You can stroll along the seafront promenade where you will discover a huge choice of places to eat and drink with the narrow ancient streets of old Marmaris behind. On the other side you will find the yachts, sailing boats and Turkish wooden Gullet boats. This promenade will take you to one of the most amazing marinas in Europe, the Netsel Marina. At Netsel you will find a shopping arcade, open air movie theatre, upmarket restaurants and café bars where you can enjoy the view of the beautiful yachts.

Many overseas residents have chosen to live in Marmaris and there is an active ex-pat community including the Rotary Club. As a visitor or a resident, it is good to note that Marmaris offers: Excellent private hospitals, a good state hospital, private clinics, very good dentists & a 24 hour chemist.

Altinkum is a friendly resort and you will find the locals 'laid back' and relaxed in their attitude towards tourists. You will get to know them quickly and they will enjoy nothing better than chatting over a glass of Turkey's famous apple tea. Don't be surprised if you return year after year to visit your newfound friends! Didim is shaped as a peninsula surrounding Mugla on the east coast with the huge inlet of Akbük town, the Aegean Sea on the west and east coast, Lake Bafa and the Menderes River on the northern coast. From here it is 73 km to Kusadasi and 110 km to Bodrum. The location of today's Didim used to take part around the Apollo Temple at the ancient Didyma town. People of Yenihisar used to go to Söke for their weekly shopping and Akköy used to be the biggest town of those days. But just after tourism, the place itself has turned into a rapidly growing holiday resort for tourists. The unfertile tobacco fields around ancient Didyma became very valuable and the formerly poor owners of those fields are now businessmen (most of them own hotels, restaurants and bars, etc). The name was changed into "Didim" which is the only one of this name in Turkey, including a large area within its borders of the towns and villages leading to the town centre. Today's Didim is a rapidly growing holiday resort quite different than it used to be 10-15 years ago, welcoming large population of tourists with its beautiful beaches, ancient towns, culture, and healthy climate. The local council has improved the infrastructure considerably over the past 5 years with better main roads including a pedestrian promenade for leisurely strolls by the beachfront. A perfect place to relax over a cool drink by the beachside, taking in the beautiful sunsets and watching the world go by! The local market of Didim is held on Saturdays and can be visited by local dolmus transport (minibus) between Altinkum and Didim town centre, which runs every 5 minutes or take a walk for 25 minutes. To discover hidden beaches, natural coves and bays more enjoyably by boat organised daily from the harbour in summer season, which starts beginning of May. Water sports and activities, diving courses and fishing tours are also available. There is a twice-weekly Ferry Boat service going to Bodrum where you will find great shopping and a beautiful marina if you want to mix with the jet set! There are plans afoot to build a Yachting Marina in Didim area which traditionally has resulted in an increased value of overseas property.from mid May to the end September. It is conveniently located making it easily accessible by local dolmus or as part of an organised tour.

Altinkum Turkey Real Estate - Altinkum Property for Sale. We sell quality properties which we have inspected and chosen ourselves. Whether you are looking for an Apartment, Villa, Duplex or Triplex Home in Altinkum or Akbuk we are sure to have something within your budget. We also have a selection of Off Plan properties for Sale with staged payment plans. Please contact us for details. Find a selection of our Altinkum Turkey Property on the Property Listings Page. Whatever type of Turkish property you are looking for in Altinkum Turkey, we will do our best to try and find it for you.

Nowadays, with the rapid growth of Tour companies who have discovered the delights and the small town is growing out to a medium sized town and all that comes with it.. However Akbuk still maintains it's tranquil and low key holiday atmosphere. Fly to Bodrum airport and in just over an hour you arrive at Akbuk ready to chill out and enjoy your new holiday home.

Akbuk is not as well known yet as resorts as Kusadasi or Bodrum, but has all potential to become a luxury resort. The tranquil and countless beaches, with characteristic bars and local locanta restaurants will leave you wanting more. High builds are not allowed in Akbuk and most property available is within walking distance of the beautiful beaches. As this town is rapidly developing, property prices are fairly low and would be considered a good investment.

We sell a range of properties. You can buy a new build off plan 2 bed apartments at 37.000 Pounds. Alternatively you could buy a Turkish style duplex house with small garden on a Turkish site, some with pools, from amazing cheap prices under 30.000 Pounds

On the southern coast of the peninsula lie the golden sandy beaches at Bardakci, Gumbet, Bitez, Ortakent Yahsi, Karaincir, Bagla and Akyarlar, while on the western side are Gumusluk, Yalikavak and Turgutreis. For those who want seclusion, the northern coast boasts Turkbuku, Golkoy and Gundogan, all small fishing villages. While the nights in Bodrum town itself are noisy and busy, these smaller villages offer traditional places to eat with restaurants overlooking quiet bays and can all be reached easily by car or even by boat. Gümüslük A sunken city and harbour from ancient times, coupled with a fishing village, you can walk across the sunken city wall to Rabbit island which provides a superb back drop for the restaurants that line the harbour. Watch the sun slowly disappear into the Aegean sea on a warm summer evening. The restaurants serve traditional food with particular emphasis on fish freshly caught. Türkbükü Türkbukü is one of the quieter resorts much favoured by the wealthy from Istanbul. Now renamed Goltürkbüku as 2 villages joined up. In this pretty village you will be pleased to discover waterside restaurants by the clear waters of the Aegean. A new Marina will complete the need for a yachting stop off between Kusadasi and Bodrum. Turgutreis. Situated 18 km from Bodrum at the far end of the Peninsular between the resorts of Gümüslük and Ortakent. Turgutreis beach extends for approx 2.5 km and offers views of the coastline of Altinkum and smaller uninhabited islands. The town is named after the famous Turgut Reis who was a former shepherd who became a sailor and famous Admiral of his time. Turgutreis is known for its tangerine orchards. Turgutreis is a popular holiday area and also a recent up and coming area for those buying property. Bitez.Bitez is situated to the south of Bodrum but is much quieter than its brash neighbour. It is a relaxing and uncrowded holiday area and the old village of Bitez is a few kms inland. Bitez offers many watersports and is well known for the many windsurfing facilities available.

Bodrum Turkey Real Estate - Turkey Property for Sale. We have a wide range of Bodrum Properties for Sale along the Bodrum Peninsular. Choose from Bodrum Apartments, Bodrum Villas and Bodrum Duplex and Triplex Villas. We sell Gumbet Apartments, Konacik Apartments, Yalikavak Apartments, Gumusluk Apartments, Gumusluk Villas, Farilya Gundogan Villas and Apartments, Bitez Apartments, Bitez Villas, luxury Bodrum Properties as well as having other developments in many Bodrum towns and villages.