Attractive Villa in Gumusluk, Nr Bodrum - TURKEY. Overlooking the Aegean Sea!

About the property

Facilities
We have furnished the inside of the villa in a modern style with quite a few of the home comforts provided. There is a stereo radio/cassette player, small TV with attached VCR player. There is also a growing library of video's should you wish to use them.
The fitted kitchen has an ample selection of cupboards with all the utensils, crockery and accessories needed to accommodate a family of five. Also included is the Electric Cooker, a microwave oven, a toaster and an orange juice blender. An automatic washing machine is also provided plus ironing board and iron.
Mobile adjustable fans are provided throughout the villa which can be moved from room to room if it gets too hot. If you are there for the winter months and it gets too cold, there is also a mobile portable radiator for your use.
There are also a number of 3 pin plug adaptors should you need to use them.

The property comprises two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, one on each floor, with shower facilities, the main upstairs bathroom has both shower and a bath.

Although there is no telephone provided, most people now-a-days carry a mobile phone. The mobile telephone reception at the villa is very good and is impressive throughout the peninsula.

The shared swimming pool is only a 1 minute walk away. There is a smaller paddling / dip pool suitable for small children. The top pool has its own Whirlpool. We recommend that young children use the pool area under supervision.

A tennis court and restaraunt complex is under construction, and it is expected to be finished in 2007.


Further Information:
Gumusluk is a favourite peninsula village, 30 minutes drive from Bodrum. It's situation, on the site of the ancient city of Myndos has ensured that no large scale development has been allowed. Like many of the coastal villages it is divided in two, with one part inland and one part at the sea side. The local Divers will tell you that Gumusluk is the best place for snorkelling, in the calm waters of the sheltered bay all sorts of sunken ruins can be found, and there is a causeway, sometimes above water, sometimes below, to Rabbit Island where almost tame rabbits run around. Just roll up your trousers and wade out, the view from the Island is excellent! To one side of the headland is a sandy beach, with beach side restaurants and sunbeds, and a short walk through the little lanes with craft stalls and grocery shops will bring you to the other side where the famous fish restaurants, with their tempting displays of locally caught fish, are perched right on the shoreline. A small Byzantine church above the beach is now a cultural centre with a regular programme of concerts and exhibitions.
Gumusluk is famous for its fish restaurants. People from all over Bodrum Peninsula visit the place for having a great fish lunch or dinner. You choose it from the display, do the bargaining and they bring it to you the way you love it, broiled, grilled or fried.
No other area on the Turkish Aegean coast provides the visitor with the opportunity to experience traditional Turkish life only a few minutes away from the hustle and bustle of a modern tourist center.

One of the unique features of Bodrum as a holiday resort is that in addition to the active recreational opportunities available by day and the unequaled Bodrum nightlife, so many more tranquil bays, beaches and villages are available to enjoy.
You will find the little town of Turgetreis at the western tip of the Peninsula. Named after the famous admiral, Turgut Reis, this is a 'stroll' town in its own right and combines a compact town center with several long sandy beaches. This part of the coast is favored by professional wind surfers as the winds are generally stronger here.

Alternatively, you can shop for bargains under the stars! Yalikivak, Turgetreis and Bodrum enjoy a setting amidst
breathtaking scenery.