Villa TU5014

Details of the Villa

It’s perfect setting allows the villa to boast panoramic views of the land and sea below and the stone building and green landscaped gardens blend perfectly with the scenery. Inside the stone walls are left natural and the modern furniture and décor finish the property perfectly. The open plan living/dining area offers comfort and space to come together with a satellite TV and dining table for 8 while the fully equipped kitchen has everything you would expect from a home kitchen. The bedrooms are comfortable and spacious, decorated in relaxing tones and there is a mixture of double and twin rooms, some with ensuite bathrooms and access to the terrace. The large outdoor space, includes a terrace, lawns and a stunning infinity pool. There is plenty of space outside to find a relaxing spot. Soak up the sun on a lounger by the pool, find some shade and curl up with a good book or simply enjoy the view. The Villa offers accommodation for up to 7 guests in the area of Marmaris. It boasts an infinity pool and panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Ground Floor - Open-plan living and dining area - Fully equipped kitchen with island - Double bedroom with outdoor access - Single bedroom - Bathroom First Floor - Double bedroom with sofa, en-suite bathroom and balcony access - Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom and balcony access Exterior Grounds - Infinity pool (14x4m; 1.7m depth) - Sun loungers - Shaded sun beds - Sitting area - Shaded dining area - Manicured lawn and garden Additional Facilities - Air-conditioning - Wi-Fi - Flatscreen television - DVD player - Washing machine - Dishwasher - Baby cot and high chair on request Turkey stands out amongst places to visit across the globe! The meeting point of several continents, Turkey boasts a landscape and wealth of activities as diverse as its demographics, culture and history! There's something for sun-seekers, thrill-seekers and those looking for blissful and wondrous encounters with nature and history! Throw in a mind-boggling variety of restaurants wherever you go and you have a near-perfect getaway destination! Marmaris combines natural beauty, gastronomic experiences, tonnes of beaches and a buzzing nightlife to keep you going all day and night long! Set in the south of the country, expect hours on hours of sunshine and the beautiful climate the coast brings! Your stay in Villa Beldibi provides peace and privacy, thanks to its the trees and shrubbery that enclose it and its position outside the city centre! Take an eight-minute drive into the city to find all you are looking for to find your escape! While the pool does provide relief from the heat; there is no better or fresher way to do so than to get into the sea and Marmaris provides bucketloads of opportunities to do this! Multiple beaches sit along the southwestern coast, with golden sandy beaches that sit next to crystal-clear waters of brilliant different blue hues! From beaches where you won't find too many people and can relax in seclusion with beautiful sunsets, to more packed and busy beaches, which offer a range of things to do, see, eat and drink on and around the seaside! Restaurants sprawl across this entire region so you can dine in historic squares, next to attractions and even on the beach and in the marina! Dine on dishes you are probably already familiar with but will be surprised to find out are Turkish specialities, such as kebabs! As a melting pot of cultures, you can expect flavours from all corners of the globe in this city and a selection of treats and sweets, traditionally made here such as baklava! At night, Marmaris comes alive with offerings of both lively parties, on land, boat and beach as well as romantic spots on terraces and in bars to ensure you spend your evening however you want it! Local Amenities Nearest Airport Dalaman Airport (94 km) Nearest Village Beldibi (4 km) Nearest Town/City Marmaris (7 km) Nearest Restaurant Kantinci Metinin Yeri (6 km) Nearest Beach Marmaris Public Beach (7 km) Nearest Supermarket Minimarket (3 km) MARMARIS & BOZBURUN The South West coast of Turkey offers the perfect climate for your holiday, boasting over 280 dry days a year and an average June temperature of 28 degrees Celsius in this area, with sea temperatures of 23 deegress celsius. For keen walkers the paths of the Carian way will take you around the area. Sat on the site of the Carian city of Physkos, Marmaris started welcoming European tourists in the 1980’s. At the time big hotels were what the travel agents were selling. The surrounding areas remained unspoilt and in recent years villas have popped up in less touristic areas. Marmaris still has a picturesque vista and the areas around the harbour, Netsel Marina and the castle are worth a visit. The castle was reconstructed by Suleyman the Magnificent during his expedition against Rhodes and houses a small museum. You couldn’t find better places to try an authentic Doner Kebab than some of the restaurants behind the bazaar, or for a more sophisticated version go to the Baris Ustu Kebabci in the Netsel Marina. The Bozburun Peninsula represents the real hidden Turkey. In recent years wealthier Turks have headed to these parts to enjoy the thyme-scented air that is said to be ultra-healthy due to being high in oxygen as a result of the trees and proximity to the sea Throughout the peninsula villagers live as their ancestors did a century ago, tilling the land of a small holding, keeping bees or working in ancient trades handed down through generations. The women work hard to keep house and land. Every village has a teahouse where you’ll see the men making business over a game of Tavla (backgammon), slowly drinking endless cups of crystal clear black Cay (tea), drunk out of tulip-shaped glasses. The peninsula has loads of lovely restaurants, simple but delicious food. Enjoy fish in Selimiye; choose mezes from the kitchen and wash it all down with a glass of Lion’s Milk, the slang for Turkish Raki, an aniseed spirit that becomes white when water is added. Travelling around the peninsula, there’s Orhaniye where you can walk the sand spit, Turgut where you can see the ancient trade of carpet weaving and visit the waterfall to cool off, especially if you purchased a carpet. Sogut is a hidden gem, and where a long seafood lunch is the way to go. There is a bee ‘museum’ in Osmaniye which pays homage to the local production of pine honey. Turunc, Amos and Kumlubuk sit on the southeastern coast of the peninsula. Kumlubuk has a sweeping beach, and a sandy shingle, water-sports and a few restaurants. Amos has a smaller pebble beach and a popular restaurant selling a range of Turkish favourites. Turunc is more of a resort, with a few streets behind the beach, plenty of eateries, shops and bars. Give it a little time as it is somewhere people fall in love with. Further around is Icmeler, which merges into the bigger Marmaris. Travelling to Turkey All British (and most other nationalities) citizens require a full 10 year passport with at least 6 months validity to enter Turkey. UK passport holders are exempt from visa for tourist visits of up to 90 days within 180 days starting from the first entry date. For all other passports please visit the Turkish Government Website or the Turkish Consulate for details of whether you require a visa or not. Whilst in Turkey local regulations require you keep your passport and a printed copy of your e-visa with you at all times. These terms and conditions may be amended from time to time. Arrival time 10am Departure time 4pm End of stay cleaning included? Yes. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Linen & towels included? Bed linen, bath and pool towels are included in the rental price. Energy costs included? Yes,