Located on Turkey's beautiful Mediterranean coastline, people from all over the world flock to Belek to experience the region's exceptional golf courses, fine weather and beautiful beaches.

Villa Eden is a luxury holiday home situated in the South West of Turkey between the two popular resorts of Belek and Kadriya. Villa Eden is a large family owned villa providing all you need for a great holiday in Turkey, without the downsides of staying in a busy hotel.

Villa Eden is a spacious holiday home, suitable for large families with all the necessities you would expect on your holiday with swimming pool and easy access to the popular holiday resorts and beaches.

The villa boasts:

• 4 Bedrooms: 1 x Master bedroom with double bed, 3 x bedrooms with two single beds
• Spacious dining and lounge areas
• Large swimming pool
• Fully air conditioned
• Fully furnished
• Easy access to both Belek and Kadriye

The villa comes fully equipped with everything you need for a great holiday and is avaiable at very competitive prices.

Situated directly on the Gulf of Antalya (Antalya Körfezi), this quickly growing epi­centre of both ancient history and thoroughly modern Turkish culture has, since the 1960s, become known as a gateway city for the country's so-called Turkish Riviera.

Over the past decade sun-worshippers heading to nearby Mediterranean resorts have been laying over in Antalya in such great numbers that the guesthouse industry has experienced astounding growth of its own by more than 200%, according to tourism officials.

It isn't difficult to discern why: The preserved Roman-Ottoman quarter of Kaleiçi commands a heart-stopping view of the Beydağları (Bey Mountains), as well as the Roman harbour at Kaleiçi's base and the refreshingly clean body of water in between.
And although its populace hasn't yet reached the level of urban sophistication found in Istanbul or Ankara, life here nonetheless pushes forward at a remarkably modern clip.
Antalya lays claim to some of Turkey's finest restaurants, one of its most impressive archaeological museums, and some of its best-preserved Ottoman architecture.

(Lonely Planet guide)