If you're looking to strike the perfect balance between a peaceful life close to nature and one within easy reach of a buzzing civilization and social life, then look no further. These are just some of the things Yalikavak will give you...

Spellbinding Yalikavak has a laid-back but animated atmosphere punctuated by the colourful weekly bazaar. A long stretch of sandy beach fringes the bay providing water sports and great swimming, and many irresistible restaurants, a selection of beach bars and night spots line the harbour. Shop for hand-made jewellery, leather and locally made carpets and weavings in the old town streets, or visit the art gallery in the converted olive oil processing plant.... Windmills are the symbol of Yalikavak and can be seen scattered around the surrounding area. The large windmill at the harbour has been restored to working order. However you choose to spend your days, you'll be followed by a welcome breeze. After seeing the sun melt into the bay of Yalikavak, you'll be left without care in the world!

The nearby sleepy fishing village of Gumusluk, meaning 'pot of silver', is the site of the ancient sunken city of Myndos. One of the oldest settlements in Bodrum and an archeologically protected area, Gumusluk is famous for the sensational fish and seafood restaurants gracing its tiny harbour. Local artists display their crafts in stalls and boutiques throughout the village, while art exhibitions are held in the quaint church set back in the olive groves. The beach is a must and for those who want to explore, Rabbit Island can be reached by wading through the cool waters of the shallow bay.

Complimenting the riches of what Yalikavak already has to offer, now there is Yalikavak Marina - Port Bodrum! The state-of-the-art Yacht Club has mooring facilities for private yachts and a helipad. The Beach Club offers water sports, sailing and diving opportunities for all. The resort also boasts D-Marin shopping mall, a clinic, mini-golf, and an amphitheatre screening movies in the summer

The region has been awarded a blue flag for it's crystal clean waters which not only makes the area a heaven for beach lovers and swimmers but also attracts fish and other sea life in abundance. It is a natural habitat for sea lions and a common sight is the Manachus Manachus species, a Mediterranean seal that particularly favours this area. There are fantastic diving opportunities throughout the Bodrum area including a Roman shipwreck off Cimentepe. Countless discoveries have been made over the years such as the Bust of the African Child and the statue of the Goddess Fortuna. At this gateway, where the Aegean meets the Mediterranean, a rich underwater world awaits the amateur and the experienced water-baby.

The Pine and Olive tree covered mountains around Yalikavak offer outstanding treks and walks. Coming across ancient ruins still half-hidden beneath the foliage is to be expected while the vast sea and mountain views are truly breathtaking.

Depending on the location of the apartments the prices vary between 94,761.00 and 107,344.00 Euros.

These Ground Floor Apartments have 13m2 Terraces and Balconies.

Air Conditioning and Furniture Packages Available.