About The Area
Bodrum Located on a magnificent peninsula in south-west Turkey , Bodrum is one of the
Most beautiful and sophisticated resorts on the Turkish Riviera. Blessed with some of
The best stretches of sand to be found anywhere, it is also home to one of the Seven
Wonders of the World, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. Historical sights and modern
day living fuse together to give a unique and vibrant atmosphere on the Aegean Sea.
Bodrum peninsula is situated on the south-west coast of Turkey where the Aegean meets
the Mediterranean. Located only 30 minutes from Bodrum international airport and only
one hour boat ride from the Greek Island of Kos, this particular area is becoming
increasingly accessible Bodrum was the city of Halikarnassos in ancient times, a key port
in the centre of the old world. Now it is a thriving holiday destination popular with both
Turks and foreigners alike but has kept its original features and charm. The harbour is
guarded by the beautiful old castle of St John and a sea of white washed houses and
narrow streets lie on the green hills behind.
Bodrum Located on a magnificent peninsula in south-west Turkey , Bodrum is one of the
Most beautiful and sophisticated resorts on the Turkish Riviera. Blessed with some of
The best stretches of sand to be found anywhere, it is also home to one of the Seven
Wonders of the World, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus. Historical sights and modern
day living fuse together to give a unique and vibrant atmosphere on the Aegean Sea.
Bodrum peninsula is situated on the south-west coast of Turkey where the Aegean meets
the Mediterranean. Located only 30 minutes from Bodrum international airport and only
one hour boat ride from the Greek Island of Kos, this particular area is becoming
increasingly accessible Bodrum was the city of Halikarnassos in ancient times, a key port
in the centre of the old world. Now it is a thriving holiday destination popular with both
Turks and foreigners alike but has kept its original features and charm. The harbour is
guarded by the beautiful old castle of St John and a sea of white washed houses and
narrow streets lie on the green hills behind.
The long tree lined waterfront promenade is filled with restaurants, cafés and bars where
you watch one of the most amazing sights of the area; watching the sun go down behind
the medieval castle. During the daytime, Bodrum is a relaxed place to stroll around and
take in the history. Its narrow white walled streets are full of shops selling a diverse
range of locally produced products. By night, the place comes alive with a young and
vibrant atmosphere with a bohemian feel which intoxicates the body and soul.
As for the beach life, you can find the normal array of water sports but particularly
snorkelling and diving with unexplored reefs, caves and rock formations. Clear, tide less
waters can be found along with golden sands along much of this superb coastline.
With almost identical weather as Spain ’s Costa del Sol , the Bodrum peninsula is rapidly
becoming a fashionable area for those looking for a cheaper alternative to the more
traditional Mediterranean destinations. Despite a recent property and tourist boom in
Bodrum peninsula, prices have risen steadily and are forecasted to rise as more and more
people discover this relatively hidden
Why Bodrum and Gumbet?
Bodrum and Gumbet towns are the two most recognised names on the Aegean coastline
3 hours 45 mins flight time direct from Belfast international airport.
Only 25 Miles from Bodrum (Milas) International airport.
There is a very well developed infrastructure compared to any other costal resort in
The area.
Excellent growth potential for investors. 30% growth in 2005.
Endless shopping opportunities to suit all tastes and budgets.
Countless ancient and historical sites including Ephesus, The temple of Artemis
and the House of The Virgin Mary to name a few.
Exceptionally warm and friendly locals who make everyone feel welcome.
Both tourists and investors can be assured of a holiday experience that they will want
to repeat year after year.
Only a short ferry trip to the Greek island of Kos or a little further to Rhodes, Marmaris
or Datcha.
you watch one of the most amazing sights of the area; watching the sun go down behind
the medieval castle. During the daytime, Bodrum is a relaxed place to stroll around and
take in the history. Its narrow white walled streets are full of shops selling a diverse
range of locally produced products. By night, the place comes alive with a young and
vibrant atmosphere with a bohemian feel which intoxicates the body and soul.
As for the beach life, you can find the normal array of water sports but particularly
snorkelling and diving with unexplored reefs, caves and rock formations. Clear, tide less
waters can be found along with golden sands along much of this superb coastline.
With almost identical weather as Spain ’s Costa del Sol , the Bodrum peninsula is rapidly
becoming a fashionable area for those looking for a cheaper alternative to the more
traditional Mediterranean destinations. Despite a recent property and tourist boom in
Bodrum peninsula, prices have risen steadily and are forecasted to rise as more and more
people discover this relatively hidden
Why Bodrum and Gumbet?
Bodrum and Gumbet towns are the two most recognised names on the Aegean coastline3 hours 45 mins flight time direct from Belfast international airport.Only 25 Miles from Bodrum (Milas) International airport.There is a very well developed infrastructure compared to any other costal resort in The area.
Excellent growth potential for investors. 30% growth in 2005.Endless shopping opportunities to suit all tastes and budgets.Countless ancient and historical sites including Ephesus, The temple of Artemisand the House of The Virgin Mary to name a few.
Exceptionally warm and friendly locals who make everyone feel welcome. Both tourists and investors can be assured of a holiday experience that they will wantto repeat year after year.
Only a short ferry trip to the Greek island of Kos or a little further to Rhodes, Marmaris or Datcha.
