£240 per week high season. Low season £175
 
Still availability Summer 2015

Royal Marina is a superb quality, 5-star apartment complex in the popular holiday resort of Altinkum, on the Turkish Aegean. The complex is located 500m from the beach and 600m from Altinkum resort centre.
The apartment is pool facing, giving views of the main pool and pool restaurant as well as views of Didim town. In the distance the 8th century B.C. Temple of Apollon (Apollo) is silhouetted against the mountains.

 FREE AIRCON IN ALL ROOMS
4 PRIVATE POOLSIDE SUNBEDS
                              
The apartment:
  • Two bedrooms (1 x double, 2 x single)
  • Shower room
  • Kitchenette includes fridge freezer, hob , kettle, toaster, cutlery & crockery for 6 people
  • Living room with 2 x sofa beds
  • 150 ft sq. balcony with tables and chairs
  • All mod cons including TV (UK channels), washing machine and water cooler
  • Fully air-conditioned (inc. living area)

The complex:
  • 2 large outdoor swimming pools for adults.
  • 2 small swimming pools for children.
  • Spacious sunbed terraces around pools
  • Carefully tended gardens
  • Children entertainment areas with pool table, play stations, table tennis, T.V and DVD room.
  • CafĂ© Bar with full restaurant facilities.
  • Park and play area on the main entrance of the complex.
  • Large sunbathing terraces including private sun loungers reserved for you!
  • All paths, hallways and stairwells in white marble
  • Apartments clad in porcelain tiles


Contact Adam at adamaltinkum@googlemail.com

The Region:
You can enjoy the traditional sun holiday activities of sunbathing, island boat trips, aqua park, jet skiing, quad and jeep safari, funfairs, fishing trips, Turkish baths, Turkish nights, shopping and eating and drinking. However if you want to get out and about, the Aegean coast, which was the cradle of the ancient Greek civilisation, has a wealth of ancient heritage of the Greek, Roman and early Christian eras. Here are just a few examples:
  • The Temple of Apollo – 8th century BC (5 mins) – the temple was destroyed by the Persian Xerses in 494 B.C. then rebuilt by Alexander the Great’s orders. Sometime after it was toppled by an earthquake, but still remains an impressive sight and photo opportunity
  • The city of Ephesus – 90 mins – the largest archaeological site in Turkey, with thousands of years of history in the vast ruins. Where St. John wrote “Revelations”.
  • Pamukallae (Cotton Castle) – Limestone and chalk pools naturally carved into the cliff side where Cleopatra is said to have bathed.
 




*High season July Aug. Low season prices from £175