Amanruya Resort - Bodrum, Turkey

Inspired by traditional local architecture, Amanruya’s village layout features individual contemporary Turkish stone pavilions, each with a private garden and marble swimming pool, and stunning views across the forests and Aegean coastline

Combining Mediterranean design elements with contemporary Turkish features and local materials – such as green marble from Antalya – Amanruya’s serene stone structures flow into each other, creating an organic rhythm of spaces

Pine forests and ancient olive groves carpet the hills around Amanruya, Bodrum, leading to scalloped bays with views of the Aegean Sea and coastline. The resort’s sheltered Beach Club is complemented by a tennis court and Olympic-length swimming pool

The Aegean coastline is home to eons of history. Set sail to the 15,000-seat theatre in the ancient city of Miletus or the 7th–century BC Temple of Apollo at Didyma. Or visit Ephesus, one of the greatest ruined cities in the western world

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