The coast of Bodrum consists of a peninsula, islands, bay and capes. In about 30 minutes you can sail to the Greek island of Kos. The city is located in the middle of a natural bay surrounded by countryside and is on the last foothills of the Taurus Mountains.

Bodrum, known in ancient times as Halcarnassus. It is also famous for its Mausoleum of Maussollos. The Mausoleum is Bodrums oldest antiquity and was built by Artemisia II in honour of her husband King Mausolos. It became one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It was probably destroyed by an Earth quake in later years. Cevat Saker a writer was banished to Bodrum in 1927 by reason of a three year sentence. He fell under the spell of the town and remained for the rest of his life. He and some friends formed the "Blue Cruise" which paved the way towards the formation of International tourism.

The most prominent feature of Bodrum is the castle of St Peter. The castle's origins date back to the knights of St John. The castle has been well preserved and can be compared to other knight's castles in Europe like the Chillon and the Chateau Gaillard. The towers and weirs are partly French and partly Turkish constructed. Today located within the castle there is an impressive underwater museum, it is also the home of precious artefacts from various decades.

The characteristic white houses of Bodrum are built around the hillside. The scene is completed by the natural harbour with the stunning knight's castle just offshore.

We can offer the interest people and investors in this region many different choices. You also can find your dream of owning a home and living in Bodrum.

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