| Property Type:
villa
Floor Area:
180 m² (1 sq m aprox. = 10 sq ft)
Accommodation Type:
self-catering
Location Type:
beach, near the sea
Theme:
away from it all, historic
General:
air-conditioning, linen provided, telephone, towels provided
Kitchen:
clothes dryer, dish washer, freezer, fridge, hob, oven, washing machine
Living Room:
sofabed, living area seating for 6 people
Dining:
dining room, seating for 6 people
Bathrooms:
1 bathroom, 1 WC
No. of bedrooms:
2 bedrooms, sleeps a maximum of 6 people
Bedrooms:
2 twins
Outside:
balcony, barbecue, garden, parking, terrace, 6 garden chairs
Swimming pools:
outdoor pool
Suitability:
children welcome, long term renters welcome, low allergen environment, non smoking only, pets not allowed, suitable for elderly or infirm, wheelchair inaccessible.
Notes:
The kitchen is a good size, fully fitted and has lots of cupboard space. Leading on from the kitchen is the ground floor porch terrace with views of the garden. Due to its proximately to the kitchen and the lovely view it has become the most popular place at the villa to dine. The dining room contains a more formal dining option. There is a table and seating for 6. It is furnished with a large sideboard with mirror, and two dresser units. Opposite the dining room is the living area which contains more comfortable seating. Two sofas convert into sofa beds giving accommodation for up to 6 people. A solid marble spiral staircase leads you to the upstairs sleeping area. Here you will find 2 double bedrooms, identically furnished with 2 single beds, double wardrobes, chest of drawers and a dressing table. The villa also benefits from a garden which has rose bushes, and fruit and palm trees. There is an outdoor shower and room for off road parking
| Dikili is situated at the north of Izmir, and opposite the Greek Island of Lebos/Mitilini. This charming county which is 120 km. away from Izmir, attracts Turkish tourists with its lovely beaches and clear water. The excavations revealed that the history of Dikili goes back to 4000-5000 B.C.
The drive into Dikili from offers some spectacular scenery, mountains, olive groves, vineyards and cotton fields. See the people working the land; horses and carts are still widely in use. Alternatively, how about the sight of a tractor with about 20 workers hanging on for dear life. This is where you start to get a feel for real Turkish life. Dikili is truly unspoilt, and the locals amongst the most friendly in the world. Typical experiences of previous guests include being bought gifts of fresh grapes, olives and cheese and even invited to share a meal.
The main evening activity is enjoying a fish supper at the harbour and watching the stunning sunset.
Local Activities:
diving, fishing, horse riding, sailing, swimming, walking, Major Historical Sites, Bergama (Pergamon), Traditional Mountain Villages, Thermal Spas, Troy, Gallipoli, Foca and Ephesus within driving distance
A Snippet of Our Reviews '1. we would like to express our real thanks for the wonderful holiday we had at Villa Hanorah, it is a real gem. Spacious, well presented and full of modern equipment, it lacks nothing'. '2. We have stayed in numerous villas in America as well as all over Europe and i must say all that all the hard work you have put into yours as well as organizing the trips and the use of the Mysia hotels facilities makes your villa the best organized we have stayed'.'It was one of the best holidays we have ever had and we would recommend it to anyone'! '3.The neighbours were so welcoming and friendly showering us with all sorts of help and Turkish food to eat. The town of Dikili is delightful, it is a real find, unspoilt by foreign visitors, it is a resort where the Turkish people are friendly helpful and hassle free'. '4. We found Dikili laid back, uncomplicated, tranquil, with friendly people and good facilities. It’s beautiful beaches and bountiful history is breathtaking.
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