The property has a balcony and its own swimming pool

Around 600 meters to the beach, 10 min walk.

A car is not necessary, as you can stop the Dolmus (small mini bus) within a 10-minute walk

Nestled on the southern coastline of the Bodrum peninsula, Yahsi lies west of the bay of Bitez and is the perfect spot to indulge in some blissful, undisturbed relaxation. The area is a walker's paradise with sun dappled paths through sleepy hamlets and undulating coastline.

Ortakent is a brilliant resort that boasts over 300 days of sunshine. If you are looking for a hot and sunny resort than visit Ortakent any time between May and October. You will get over 12 hours of sunshine a day with temperatures in August reaching over 35°C. There is a coastal breeze to keep humidity down and maintain the temperatures; however it still gets very hot. The water temperature reaches over 25°C making swimming very comfortable.

Ideal for a relaxing or active holiday, Yahsi, Ortakent offers it all. Water-based activities include Windsurfing, water-skiing, Jet-Skiing, Scuba diving, Snorkeling, Surfing and Parasailing. Boat trips and sailing is also available. Or sit in or around romantic bars and restaurants all day and night. (My favorite!) *Waiters/Waitresses are always at hand to bring your drinks.

Yahsi has a charming selection of quaint shops to browse where you can buy souvenirs and any essentials you need. World famous Turkish carpets are among the best buys to take home and come in beautiful colours and designs, and other good buys include jewellery of amber and semi-precious stones, antique copperware, leather goods, decorative hookah's and wonderfully fragrant spices. Head to one of the larger towns and have fun haggling at colourful labyrinthine bazaars, vibrant street markets and exotic flea markets where you may also make a friend or two along the way. If you favour department stores and shopping chains, these can be found in the centre of Bodrum. If you prefer to go out for dinner then why not try one of the restaurants by the harbour that have some brilliant seafood and Turkish cuisine available.

A five minute Dolmus ride to Camel beach, the longest stretch of beach on the Bodrum peninsula, a gorgeous sandy beach where you can stretch out and top up your tan to the sound of waves washing the shore, laced with colourful beach side bars and restaurants, backed by the dramatic Toros Mountains, this unspoiled haven retains a traditional way of life - idyllic for a truly tranquil getaway. Between the shimmering sands and sparkling waters of the shores and the charming village lies countryside ablaze in every shade of green and is delightful for gentle walks through olive groves and fragrant tangerine orchards.