USA New York Times newspaper prepared for its readers a traveler list for 2015 and just gave a rank for Kaş district of Antalya, Turkey. The New York Times prepared a list of the world’s best 52 places to visit in 2015. It gives the first place to Milan, Italy. Cuba and the U.S. state Pennsylvania followed Italy in the list. The 52nd place in the list is given to Kaş district of Antalya, which is...
Property in Turkey: you might be looking at this web site now and see all the wonderful places in Turkey listed like: Antalya; Side; Belek; Kemer; The Bodrum Peninsula; Yalikavak; Istanbul; Alanya; Akbuk; Altinkum; Kusadasi; Kas; Hisoranu; Fethiye and Kalkan and wondering just where to start? Each and every area is different as the Mediterranean is from the Aegean Sea so having some local, impartial...
Antalya’s beautiful and varied scenery, from mountains to sandy beaches with secret clear water bays, ensures that property in Antalya is always in demand. For all year round vibrancy look no further than Antalya City, the working hub of south western Turkey whose large blue collar work force means that renting out your apartment on a long term contract is guaranteed. Indeed, many Antalya off-plan...
Property in Belek is a solid investment due to Belek’s 10 Championship standard 18 hole golf courses – including the prestigious Eagles Golf Club – meaning demand for rentals is always high amongst the thousands of golf tourists who visit every year. This also translates into high per capita rates of return if and when you decide to sell your luxury Belek apartment or villa, especially if it is near...
Owning a property in Kemer, Antalya will give you access to one of turkey’s best kept secrets namely the up market town of Kemer, with its charming cobbled streets, beautiful marina plus sandy beach. Kemer is the place where wealthy Turks choose to have their holiday homes as the nearby mountains ensure that the air is always fresh – and sking can be enjoyed in the winter at the Mount Tahtali ski...
It is easy to see why people are drawn to Side, a classical Greek town whose charming cobbled streets reveal both ancient and modern delights including the Temple of Apollo, which sits between Side’s two golden, sandy beaches right on the Mediterranean. The western promenade is landscaped and fringed with restaurants offering unobstructed blue sea vistas plus orange sunsets, best enjoyed over a glass of...
