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Luxury Private Holiday Accommodation in Turkey
Self-Catering Villas, Apartments & Cottages
All areas from the Aegean Coast to the Mediterranean Coast, also know as the Turquoise Riviera
Including Self-Catering Holidays in other popular destinations.
Self-Catering Villas, Apartments & Cottages
All areas from the Aegean Coast to the Mediterranean Coast, also know as the Turquoise Riviera
Including Self-Catering Holidays in other popular destinations.
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Ovacik & Hisaronu- Exciting Nightlife
For the more enthusiastic, who are looking for fun, excitement, loud and lively entertainment Hisaronu is the place to go. Here you will find disco bars, karaoke bars, restaurants and nightclubs. But there are some really nice relaxing restaurants with friendly atmosphere, there's even a small fairground for the kids. Also you will find souvenir shops, chemist, supermarkets and much, much more. Ovacik has a new aqua-park situated behind the Grand Ucel Hotel, guaranteed a fun day out for all.
ORTAKOY
Ortakoy is a small Turkish village with amenities a short walk away from the villa. Activity is centered around the village square, hosting a few village shops selling basic provisions, one owned by Bakir and his assistant Osman who is learning English! They also serve tea on the outside seats, a beer if you require, or a kebab stall a number of days a week.
A river runs through the village where you see locals fishing. The land is mainly used for farming and a variety of crops are grown depending on the season.
The village also has a working flour and wood mill and barbers shop. On Wednesday there is a weekly market selling fruit and vegetables.
Local buses go from the village every 15mins in the summer to Kemer/Fethiye and every 30mins in the winter.
KEMER
Only a short 6-mile drive away you will find the nearest town of Kemer.
Kemer is a traditional Turkish town that has in the past couple of years started to cater for tourist and UK residents who now live in the area. The drive to Kemer is lovely through other small villages, forests and the river on one side.
There are two main restaurants in Kemer one along the riverside, offering food and drink. They often have a small bouncy castle and things for the children to do. Esinti Restaurant is the larger of the two set above the town overlooking the mountains and the town. Set in large gardens with a play park and outside play gym and water falls, this restaurant offers inside and outside seating. A large varied menu with very good quality food and something to suit everyone.
At present we can offer a taxi service to and from this restaurant at a small charge and details are kept at the villa.
Along the road leading to and out of Kemer is a park, offering kids funs with quad bikes and a small park.
Also in Kemer there is a new supermarket called ‘Tesko’ that sells most things except fresh fruit and vegetable and alcohol. There are a variety of other shops including a butchers, green grocers, bakers, pharmacist.
There is also a post office, international phone boxes and Internet café
Kemer has a weekly market on a Friday.
OREN
Oren is about 2 miles from the villa and offers a nice drive through the village and rock tombs. In Oren you will find trout farms and a couple of restaurants set between 2 rivers of cool running water, offering fantastic freshly caught fish, or chicken and meatballs. Its an ideal place to relax on the ottoman style seating. You will often see families having a picnic in this area in the hot summer months, as it cooling to sit by the river, swimming is acceptable for the brave hearted in the cool and refreshing streams.
GEMILER ISLAND
Following the road leading from KayaKoy as it descends to the beautiful Gemiler beach, surrounded by pine and olive trees. Gemiler bay faces St Nicholas Island where the Byzantine ruins of a monastery lie tucked among the olive trees. A Japanese team has carried out archaeological excavations at intervals over the past 10 years and confirmed that this is the once residence of St Nicholas.
PATARA BEACH
The longest sandy beach in Turkey is 18 kilometres long complete with sand dunes and surrounding mountains. There are no water sports on this beach so it is quiet and very relaxing! Highly recommended by all.
It takes about 45mins to drive there from the villa. Take a cool bag and enjoy a day at the beach, you drive through a national park with ruins and there is a small charge for the beach. A café / restaurant can be found and toilets and shower rooms.
For the more enthusiastic, who are looking for fun, excitement, loud and lively entertainment Hisaronu is the place to go. Here you will find disco bars, karaoke bars, restaurants and nightclubs. But there are some really nice relaxing restaurants with friendly atmosphere, there's even a small fairground for the kids. Also you will find souvenir shops, chemist, supermarkets and much, much more. Ovacik has a new aqua-park situated behind the Grand Ucel Hotel, guaranteed a fun day out for all.
ORTAKOY
Ortakoy is a small Turkish village with amenities a short walk away from the villa. Activity is centered around the village square, hosting a few village shops selling basic provisions, one owned by Bakir and his assistant Osman who is learning English! They also serve tea on the outside seats, a beer if you require, or a kebab stall a number of days a week.
A river runs through the village where you see locals fishing. The land is mainly used for farming and a variety of crops are grown depending on the season.
The village also has a working flour and wood mill and barbers shop. On Wednesday there is a weekly market selling fruit and vegetables.
Local buses go from the village every 15mins in the summer to Kemer/Fethiye and every 30mins in the winter.
KEMER
Only a short 6-mile drive away you will find the nearest town of Kemer.
Kemer is a traditional Turkish town that has in the past couple of years started to cater for tourist and UK residents who now live in the area. The drive to Kemer is lovely through other small villages, forests and the river on one side.
There are two main restaurants in Kemer one along the riverside, offering food and drink. They often have a small bouncy castle and things for the children to do. Esinti Restaurant is the larger of the two set above the town overlooking the mountains and the town. Set in large gardens with a play park and outside play gym and water falls, this restaurant offers inside and outside seating. A large varied menu with very good quality food and something to suit everyone.
At present we can offer a taxi service to and from this restaurant at a small charge and details are kept at the villa.
Along the road leading to and out of Kemer is a park, offering kids funs with quad bikes and a small park.
Also in Kemer there is a new supermarket called ‘Tesko’ that sells most things except fresh fruit and vegetable and alcohol. There are a variety of other shops including a butchers, green grocers, bakers, pharmacist.
There is also a post office, international phone boxes and Internet café
Kemer has a weekly market on a Friday.
OREN
Oren is about 2 miles from the villa and offers a nice drive through the village and rock tombs. In Oren you will find trout farms and a couple of restaurants set between 2 rivers of cool running water, offering fantastic freshly caught fish, or chicken and meatballs. Its an ideal place to relax on the ottoman style seating. You will often see families having a picnic in this area in the hot summer months, as it cooling to sit by the river, swimming is acceptable for the brave hearted in the cool and refreshing streams.
GEMILER ISLAND
Following the road leading from KayaKoy as it descends to the beautiful Gemiler beach, surrounded by pine and olive trees. Gemiler bay faces St Nicholas Island where the Byzantine ruins of a monastery lie tucked among the olive trees. A Japanese team has carried out archaeological excavations at intervals over the past 10 years and confirmed that this is the once residence of St Nicholas.
PATARA BEACH
The longest sandy beach in Turkey is 18 kilometres long complete with sand dunes and surrounding mountains. There are no water sports on this beach so it is quiet and very relaxing! Highly recommended by all.
It takes about 45mins to drive there from the villa. Take a cool bag and enjoy a day at the beach, you drive through a national park with ruins and there is a small charge for the beach. A café / restaurant can be found and toilets and shower rooms.
