A private village ensconced in thousands of years of history
Staggeringly beautiful, the scalloped coastline of Bodrum Peninsula comprises sheltered coves and pretty villages, and it's here that millennia of Greek and Roman history are evoked in Unesco-protected ruins. Meandering pebble pathways lead to the property's central building, where spa suites and a three-storey library overlook the infinity pool, a vision of semi-precious Antalya marble. Famous for the magnificent ruins of Ephesus and the medieval castle at Bodrum, the area is as alluring to historians as holiday seekers.
- Open for the 2019 season until 1 October
- Located 15-20 minutes from the town of Bodrum
- A kilometre of private pebble beach with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea
- 50-metre infinity pool surrounded by dining and relaxation facilities
- Four dining venues including the Wine Lounge, offering Turkish and Western dishes
- Fitness and yoga studios, tennis court and Spa with two treatment rooms
- Beach Club offering al fresco dining and a selection of non-motorised watersports
Accommodation
The traditional façades of Amanruya’s 36 Pavilions hide contemporary habitats with four-poster beds inside, opening onto private gardens with heated pools
At the Resort
Wellness
Set alongside the central 50-metre pool, the spa offers a menu of rejuvenating massages, as well as beach-side yoga sessions
Dining
Dotted across the property, an array of dining rooms and lounges serve up locally sourced Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine
Events
Whether it is a romantic dinner or a joyous group celebration at the Beach Club, a beautiful setting ensures a memorable occasion
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