Holiday Homes in Turkey and the Bodrum Peninsular

The Bodrum Peninsula is an excellent place for those who prefer a quiet and relaxing atmosphere.

Situated where the Aegean sea meets the Mediterranean, where charming villages are set in secluded bays, the sea is beyond comparison, and you'll find beautiful beaches adorning azure waters.

There are many towns and villages on the peninsular with something different to offer visitors, from haute cuisine restaurants to hot Springs, ancient ruins to beaches and watersports, discos, shops and bars.

The beautiful Bodrum peninsular suits holidaymakers interested in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere.  The clear deep blue warm sea is an inherent characteristic of the area, and the numerous beaches of unspoilt bays adorned with interesting rock formations are perfect for swimmers, divers, and nature lovers.

Historical Bodrum

Part of the fascinating atmosphere of Bodrum is its history; the area abounds with ancient ruins and the entire peninsular is steeped in history.  St. Peter's Castle contains local artefacts dating back as far as the 16th century BC, and the tomb of King Mausolus is one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, dating back to the fourth century BC, where it stands on the land where Herodotus, father of history, was born.

Climate

The weather in Bodrum is excellent with the average daytime temperature ranging from 16 degrees in January to 34 degrees in the peak summer months of July and August.

Investing in Turkey

Turkey is a fast up and coming property market, and over the past three years prices have risen by more than 30% and in the future increases look to continue which means that your home in the sun should also be an excellent investment.

Residency status in Turkey is available and easy to obtain, and the cost of living is low.