Villa B2 | Property ref:138

A small complex, designed with respect to the nature, in the valley facing the sunset over the sea. This complex has been carefully designed to blend in with the surroundings of this inportant historical site, and offers modern amenities and convenience including 2 large communal swimming pools (one is a relaxing pool), wi-fi internet access at the main pool, and a small amphitheatre.Electricity and water will be paid after consuption.

Near the complex is a nice beach including horseback riding.

Gümüşlük, a seaside village on the western shore of the Bodrum peninsula, is known for its fishing-village charm, its simple but good waterfront restaurants, its spectacular sunset views, and the fact that the waters just offshore in its pristine little bays are littered with the ruins of ancient Myndos.
If you visit Gümüşlük it will most likely be for one of those sunset seafood dinners—which, I wager, you will remember for years—though you may come for lunch instead (or in addition).


Bodrum has a deep history going back thousands of years. Originally known as Halicarnassus it is one of Turkey's most established and well known resorts. Being only 25 minutes from Bodrum's International Airport it's an excellent choice for a place in the sun with year round activities and entertainment.
Over the past few decades Bodrum has expanded and is now known as one of Turkeys most established cosmopolitan resorts. It is well known for it's nightlife but also offers fantastic places to eat out as well. There is a great choice of open air restaurants, cafes and bistros close to the marina. This is definitely a place for those who like a lively atmosphere. Many people visit from the surrounding resorts making it busy during summer months.
The streets near the bazaar and main shopping area are pedestrianised making it an enjoyable place to wander around. You can buy souvenirs, leather goods and carpets at reasonable prices. The castle at Bodrum was built on Zephyrion Island in the 15th century and took 99 years to complete. Located in the castle is the Underwater Archaeological Museum of Bodrum. This is believed to be one of the biggest and most important museums in the world. It houses some of the world's oldest ships and is home to a number of cultural festivals throughout the year.
Other places of historical interest include the Mausoleum Open Air Museum which was one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Also Gumupluk is worth a visit and is one of the oldest settlements on the peninsular. Here you can still see the remains of the old harbour wall which lies underwater.

• Bedroom(s): 3 ( 6 Sleeps )
  1 Double, 4 Single
• Bathroom(s): 2
  1 Baths, 1 Showers
• General facilities: Garden
• Indoor facilities: Airconditioning, Aspirator, Bed linen, Dishwasher, İkonoffer, Iron and ironing board, Kettel, Oven, Sat-TV, Stove, Toaster, Towels, Vacuum cleaner, Washing machine
• Outdoor facilities: Balcony, Balcony furniture, Communal pool, Garden furniture, Private Pool, Sunbeds, Terrace
• Access: Car is essential,Off-road parking, Stairs

• Local activities: Jeep Safari, Swimming