Aegean Region - Turkey
Holiday Accommodation Bozburun Peninsula
Holiday accommodation in Turkey with self catering apartments and villas for rental in Bozburun Peninsula
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Villa in Sogut, Bozburun Peninsula, Aegean Region, Turkey
Sleeps 6. 3 spacious en-suite bedroom, luxurious villa with terrace and private pool. Stunning views. Due to its prime hillside position in the picturesque and peaceful fishing village of Sogut on Bozburun Peninsula the property has uninterrupted panoramic views over the bay of Sögüt and all the way across to the Greek Island of Symi. One can enjoy different aspects of the stunning sea and mountain views. A 2 minutes walk to the beach.
Prices from £1400.00 per week
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Travel Guide of Bozburun Peninsula (Aegean Region, Turkey)
The Bozburun Peninsula is a beautiful area of Turkey, characterised by fragrant pine forests and secluded, sandy coves. It may not boast the bright lights and nightlife of Marmaris and Icmeler, but holiday lettings in the Bozburun Pensinsula are some of the finest on the Turkish coast. The region is brimming with ancient mosques, traditional restaurants and colourful markets, so there's always somewhere new to explore.
When you choose holiday accommodation in the Bozburun Peninsula, you could hike up to Gok Dag, barter in the markets of Mugla, or spot otters and kingfishers along the River Azmak. Of course, no trip to Turkey's complete without a Turkish bath, and the Bozburun Peninsula has no shortage of those.
Things to do in the Bozburun Peninsula
Bozburun, the town from which the the peninsula takes it names, is a great place to stay when you want to discover Turkey's past. Its pretty houses are more traditional than many villas in the Bozburun Peninsula, and its picturesque harbour still docks small fishing boats. You can easily spend your days wandering around its narrow streets, or travelling into the mountains for spectacular views of the sea. Yet although the Bozburun Peninsula is more tranquil than other parts of Turkey, Hisarönu is a lovely village where you can find plenty of evening entertainment. With a range of great restaurants and bars, it's ideal when you want some well-deserved fun in the sun.
Places to see in the Bozburun Peninsula
When choosing holiday homes in the Bozburun Peninsula, there are so many things to consider: should you stay beside the beach or go in search of historical sites? When you want the best of both, consider a stay in Selimiye. Steeped in history and seemingly packed with ruins, the area has been inhabited since the Byzantine Empire. You can explore the remains of ancient castles and forts, or learn about the area's indigenous people, the Yörüks. Having traded in almonds and olives for centuries, you'll find hundreds of trees growing in the area: needless to say, their expertise makes for delicious local produce.
