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Deluxe Villa In Dalyan With Large Private Pool, 6 Bedrooms And Private Bathrooms
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6 habitaciones 6+ baños 12 personas
Servicios principales
Explora la zona

Dalyan
- Mezquita de Dalyan19 min a pie
- Tumbas de roca de Licia4 min en auto
- Tumbas de roca de Kaunos5 min en auto
- Dalaman (DLM-A. Internacional de Dalaman)34 min en auto
Habitaciones y camas
6 habitaciones (para 12 personas)
Habitación 1
1 cama King
Habitación 2
1 cama King
Habitación 3
1 cama King
Habitación 4
1 cama King
Habitación 5
2 camas individuales
Habitación 6
2 camas individuales
6 baños, 1 medio baño
Baño 1
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 2
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 3
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 4
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 5
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 6
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado · Solo regadera · Shampoo · Secadora de cabello
Baño 7
Jabón · Se ofrecen toallas · Excusado
Ambientes
Deck o patio
Cobertizo o lanai
Cocina
Con balcón
Área de comedor independiente
Jardín
Área de comedor
Información de la propiedad
Deluxe Villa In Dalyan With Large Private Pool, 6 Bedrooms And Private Bathrooms
The villa is in a tranquil location, about 15 minutes walk to the centre, 5 minutes cycling. It is surrounded by fields and beautiful mountain views. Villa Vanilya is a brand new luxury accommodation with extra large pool surrounded by beautiful views.
Dalyan has been described as "One of the last corners of paradise", and being surrounded by pine-clad hills, cotton fields and bull-rushes; it really is a beautiful place.
Brief TV fame was brought to Dalyan in the late 1980s by loggerhead turtles, or, more accurately, by David Bellamy who led a worldwide campaign to halt a proposed development on Dalyan's pristine five mile Iztuzu beach.
The conservation battle was won and the whole Dalyan delta turned into a wildlife sanctuary in order to preserve its unique flora, fauna and way of life.
Dalyan has everything - an outstanding beach, fascinating wildlife, strong local traditions and the majestic remains of an ancient city.
Boat is the best way to reach the many attractions of Dalyan, including mud baths where you have the privilege - if that's the word - of being caked in sulphurous, but reputedly therapeutic, mud.
Drifting downstream you pass the haunting, 4th-century BC tombs, which loom, like miniature Greek temples hewn out of the cliffs, high above the river opposite the town. Marsh frogs croak in the rushes, stripe-necked terrapins and little freshwater turtles dart in and out of the water, and, if you are quick, you may catch the dazzling turquoise and gold arc of a kingfisher in flight.
Further down river towards the 'Dalyans' - the fish hatcheries - you can be dropped off at the dramatically situated ruins of ancient Caunos, which boast some of the most impressively fortified walls still standing in western Turkey, along with a well-preserved Greek-style theatre, Roman baths and a Byzantine basilica.
You can wander among the shattered columns and the huge chunks of masonry of ancient temples for hours, photographing, drawing, or just musing on the beauty of the scene and on glories past.
So much is to be discovered by boat; the variety of birds is bewildering, and the sight of small turtles basking at the water's edge with their bodies submerged and their heads on the surface, is unforgettable. If you are very lucky you may even find one of the rare loggerhead turtles, the 95-million-year-old species Carretta Carretta, swimming right under the boat in nesting season. If you head beyond the river mouth. You can also disembark here at the end of Dalyan's beautiful sandy beach, forty minutes by boat from the town quay. However, those few who know will head by regular Dolmus (a twenty minute journey) to the opposite end of the beach where the views are as spectacular as the peace.
From one tip to the other, the swimming from this vast and unblemished stretch of sand is excellent.
As well as the large fleet of boats, other provisions have been made for visitors to Dalyan, which has developed from a small village into a pleasant little town.
There is now a good choice of restaurants (with fresh river fish a specialty), carpet, jewellery, spice shops and small grocers.
Development is strictly controlled and despite the bustle, the atmosphere is friendly, relaxed and traditional. Local inhabitants still hang their corn and peppers up to dry on strings hung from cottage eaves in the back streets and every Saturday is market day. Devotees of the wonderful.
Dalyan has been described as "One of the last corners of paradise", and being surrounded by pine-clad hills, cotton fields and bull-rushes; it really is a beautiful place.
Brief TV fame was brought to Dalyan in the late 1980s by loggerhead turtles, or, more accurately, by David Bellamy who led a worldwide campaign to halt a proposed development on Dalyan's pristine five mile Iztuzu beach.
The conservation battle was won and the whole Dalyan delta turned into a wildlife sanctuary in order to preserve its unique flora, fauna and way of life.
Dalyan has everything - an outstanding beach, fascinating wildlife, strong local traditions and the majestic remains of an ancient city.
Boat is the best way to reach the many attractions of Dalyan, including mud baths where you have the privilege - if that's the word - of being caked in sulphurous, but reputedly therapeutic, mud.
Drifting downstream you pass the haunting, 4th-century BC tombs, which loom, like miniature Greek temples hewn out of the cliffs, high above the river opposite the town. Marsh frogs croak in the rushes, stripe-necked terrapins and little freshwater turtles dart in and out of the water, and, if you are quick, you may catch the dazzling turquoise and gold arc of a kingfisher in flight.
Further down river towards the 'Dalyans' - the fish hatcheries - you can be dropped off at the dramatically situated ruins of ancient Caunos, which boast some of the most impressively fortified walls still standing in western Turkey, along with a well-preserved Greek-style theatre, Roman baths and a Byzantine basilica.
You can wander among the shattered columns and the huge chunks of masonry of ancient temples for hours, photographing, drawing, or just musing on the beauty of the scene and on glories past.
So much is to be discovered by boat; the variety of birds is bewildering, and the sight of small turtles basking at the water's edge with their bodies submerged and their heads on the surface, is unforgettable. If you are very lucky you may even find one of the rare loggerhead turtles, the 95-million-year-old species Carretta Carretta, swimming right under the boat in nesting season. If you head beyond the river mouth. You can also disembark here at the end of Dalyan's beautiful sandy beach, forty minutes by boat from the town quay. However, those few who know will head by regular Dolmus (a twenty minute journey) to the opposite end of the beach where the views are as spectacular as the peace.
From one tip to the other, the swimming from this vast and unblemished stretch of sand is excellent.
As well as the large fleet of boats, other provisions have been made for visitors to Dalyan, which has developed from a small village into a pleasant little town.
There is now a good choice of restaurants (with fresh river fish a specialty), carpet, jewellery, spice shops and small grocers.
Development is strictly controlled and despite the bustle, the atmosphere is friendly, relaxed and traditional. Local inhabitants still hang their corn and peppers up to dry on strings hung from cottage eaves in the back streets and every Saturday is market day. Devotees of the wonderful.
Administrador de la propiedad
David Brandwood
Idiomas
Inglés
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Servicios
Alberca
Cocina
Lavadora
Secadora
Wifi gratis
A/A
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Reglas de la propiedad
Hora de inicio del check-in: 16:00
Edad mínima para rentar: 25
Hora límite del check-out: 11:00
Niños
Se permiten niños: edad mínima de 0 a 17 años
Eventos
No se permiten eventos
Mascotas
No se aceptan mascotas
Fumar
No se permite fumar
Información importante
Información importante
Podría aplicarse un cargo por persona extra, que varía según la política de la propiedad
Es posible que debas presentar una identificación oficial con fotografía y una tarjeta de crédito, una tarjeta de débito o hacer un depósito en efectivo en el check-in para cubrir cualquier gasto imprevisto
Las solicitudes especiales no se pueden garantizar. Están sujetas a disponibilidad al momento del check-in y pueden tener un costo extra
No se permiten fiestas ni eventos de grupos
El anfitrión no indicó si hay detector de monóxido de carbono en la propiedad, por lo que se recomienda llevar uno portátil
El anfitrión no indicó si hay detector de humo en la propiedad
Número de registro de propiedad: 48-5760-1
Avisos importantes
Esta propiedad no tiene elevador
Información de la zona
Ortaca
Esta villa se encuentra en la montaña de Ortaca. Aquellos que deseen hacer una actividad pueden ir a Aguas termales de Sultaniye y Kapikargin Sulfur Spa, mientras que quienes quieran apreciar la belleza natural de la zona pueden visitar Playa Sarigerme y Arroyo Yuvarlak. También vale la pena conocer Mezquita de Dalyan y Mavi Dalis.

Dalyan
Qué hay cerca
- Mezquita de Dalyan - A 19 min a pie - 1.6 km
- Mezquita de Dalyan - A 3 min en auto - 1.9 km
- Centro de Investigación, Rescate y Rehabilitación de Tortugas Marinas - A 3 min en auto - 2.3 km
- Tumbas de roca de Licia - A 4 min en auto - 2.7 km
- Tumbas de roca de Kaunos - A 5 min en auto - 3.0 km
Medios de transporte
Restaurantes
- Cömert Bol Kepçe Lokantası - A 19 min a pie
- Yaman Kokoreç - A 20 min a pie
- Jazz Bistro Bar - A 18 min a pie
- Jiks Pub - A 19 min a pie
- Çiçek Restaurant - A 20 min a pie
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Anfitrión: David Brandwood

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