Located a little inland from popular Calis Beach, Uzumlu is a relatively hidden gem. In the last few years the charming village has become popular with Brits looking for a peaceful alternative to the hustle and bustle of the seaside - and it's won people over with an appeal that's all of its own.
Ah, so you are thinking of living in Fethiye – Turkey. We adore Fethiye for more reasons than one. Additionally, many of our clients have purchased homes in Fethiye for either use as a holiday home, year-round living, or a long-term real estate investment, therefore proving the addictive lure among foreign nationalities from around the globe.
There's nothing quite like camping. Getting outside, enjoying the elements, risking a downpour that could just drown your holiday. Camping and glamping is becoming more popular in Turkey as people look for alternatives to the hustle and bustle of resorts. We let you in on some of the most amazing campsites around Turkey.
Ah, for fun-filled holidays, the vast range of things to do in Gocek, Fethiye ticks all the boxes. Sitting on the Turkish Mediterranean coastline, picturesque Gocek isn’t a destination that lures people in with miles of beaches and golden sands. Yet every day can be an exciting excursion to nearby places and attractions. The first thing to know is sailing is big business in Gocek.
Within this Gocek travel guide, let's introduce a delightful small town in Turkey's Fethiye district that everyone should sit up and take notice of. Gocek's natural environment and upmarket vibes easily encourage people to buy a home here, either for holidays or to live here all year round. The town also attracts many daily tourists who arrive to see what all the hype is about.
One in 20 residents of Fethiye hails from overseas, and a high number of those are Brits. Despite coronavirus, the lure of this part of Mediterranean Turkey remains strong. We look at Fethiye's enduring popularity with British people, and highlight some of the attributes of an area rich in history, culture and natural beauty.
Fethiye in Turkey inspires everyone to get on a plane. Sitting on the Mediterranean coastline, this region is a central sailing hub of the Turquoise coast, and a sailors' playground for international yachts from around the world. The many sandy beaches, nearby ancient ruins and the gorgeous climate also make it a top holiday destination for many nationalities.
Buyers who want to invest in overseas property should look at houses for sale in Mugla, Turkey. This coastline Mediterranean and Aegean province is a popular destination for property sales to home buyers from around the world. The vast portfolio of new listings includes detached and semi-detached villas and apartments for sale.
If you want to holiday or live here, the Mugla province of Turkey is an ideal destination to choose. Brimming with coastal resorts, picturesque villages, stunning beaches, calm waters of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, and much more, it hosts millions of tourists every year. Although it is the name of a city with the same name, we are talking about the region covering part of the western and southern coasts, that includes holiday hotspots like Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris and Dalaman.
Welcome to the Mugla region of Turkey, a famous and popular province with many attractions, beaches, and places to visit. Hosting millions of holiday tourists every year, who enjoy exploring points of interest, this large expat hub also has many pockets of foreigners living in towns and villages both dotted inland and around the coastline.
When discovering what the best Mugla beaches are, one thing is guaranteed. You will have loads of choices. Anyone familiar with Turkey will say this is not a surprise. After all, Mugla is a popular beach package holiday destination. Hosting thousands of foreign visitors every year, they descend for the typical sun, sea, and sand scenario on this Mediterranean coastline. The most notable sandy stretches of sand spread around picturesque holiday resorts, so you do not have far to walk in the morning from your hotel.
A Fethiye to Antalya cruise is a must-do experience when visiting Turkey. This relaxing journey of the turquoise coast, cannot be matched. Also known as part of the Turkish riviera, it’s unlike its counterpart in France because Turkey’s long stretch of gorgeous coastal towns caters for the rich and elite but also budget travellers.
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