Bodrum Airport Holiday Rentals Tuzla

Great Location in the most popular holiday resort, Bodrum and very close to Bodrum Airport. Between the Lake and the sea Tuzla Paradise is only minutes away from the Beach and Golf Course. 5 star holiday rental with stunning views have 2 double bedrooms,shared pool, access to gym with sauna and indoor heated pool. 

This brand new apartment in a luxury holiday rentals offers you many facilities on site, easy access to the biggest golf in Bodrum. Ideally Lake Tuzla is a beautiful nature reserve with variety of birds including flamingos, white stalks and pelicans. Trips to Bodrum will take you only 15 minutes.

On site facilities include supermarket, restaurant and cafe, tennis courts, shuttle service to Bodrum.

LOCATION LAKE TUZLA 

Tuzla Lake and its extensive wetlands lie at the end of a deep inlet from the Gulf of Güllük and Mandalya Bay.
The site is unique as it is where the Lake unites with the sea. Embraced by rolling mountains covered with a rich combination of wild shrubs, Olive groves, Pine and Tamarisk trees, this is perhaps one of the most beautiful locations in Turkey. Ancient remains can be seen emerging from the still calm of the lake under a sky that seems to be the most spectacular view.

The fishing village of Bogaziçi nestles on the shores of Mandalya Bay. The village holds an important place in history as the site of the ancient city of Bargilia.
Today, a few fish restaurants fringe the seafront offering the day's fresh catch and other Aegean specialities. Original old stone houses line the road and testify to Turkey's traditional village life. Bird Heaven. 

For nature lovers and bird watchers alike, Tuzla is a delightful paradise.

Turquoise coast of Turkey is one of the nicest and most colourful coastlines of south Turkey. There are kilometres of coast line with amazing nature. There are many historical and ancient sites. Bodrum is a charming and fascinating little port situated 270 km south of Izmir, on the Aegean coast of Turkey. The inhabitants of Bodrum are around 30.000 and earn their living by fishing, boat-building, agriculture, weaving (the village Mumcular is famous for its Carpets, kilims and other weavings) and tourism, which has become the most important industry in the last few years. In recent times Bodrum has become not only a tourist centre but a visiting place for famous Turkish and foreign artists and also an art centre, which is a source of inspiration. The heart of the town is situated around the harbour, where shops, bars and restaurants jostle together in the narrow streets under the shadow of the St. Peter Castle . The main artery is Cumhurriyet Caddesi (Republic Street), much better known as bar street.This street is a pedestrian showcase of what the town has to offer. Skilled artisans can make you a pair of snugly fitting leather sandals in the traditional Aegean style, while small boutiques offer stylish creations inspired by local designs and fabrics. Shopping mainstream Turkish Fashions (Gallery Emelce) are well represented too, with clothes designed for hot summer living. The souvenir shops sell attractive onyx, copper and brass ware, along with toy camels, and Gold harem slippers. Cafes and restaurants offer a cosmopolitan choice. To accompany your meal, try the light aniseed flavoured national drink Raki or locally produced wine. After sundown, Bodrum lights up with flashing neon and laser shows to pulsating throb of the latest dance music. It's party time all over the town.