If value for money and guaranteed (well, virtually) sunshine then Turkey has to be the choice - the second most visited country by British visitors in the summer. Here at Suncastle we offer properties on the Aegean in Altinkum, neighbouring Akbuk as well as the ever popular Marmaris region together with a selection of properties in Bodrum, Kusadasi, Fethiye and even Istanbul. 

Arriving into the resort of Altinkum you will see straight away where it gets its name from. Altinkum means golden sands and has several gloriously sandy beaches which gently shelve in the warm Aegean Sea .

Located about 70km from Bodrum airport this up and coming resort has everything to offer the holiday maker or resident whilst maintaining its definite Turkish feel. There are three larger beaches in the resort, all of which offer all kinds of watersport and activities. Along main beach the promenade slopes around, lined with various bars, shops and restaurants. Dining in Altinkum is varied and of a high standard. Restaurants compete with international menus and traditional Turkish food.

Although quite a sleepy resort during the day, Altinkum comes alive at night with its various bars and nightclubs. The resort has changed dramatically over the past few years. Whilst it still retains its Turkish charm, the resort has expanded and the main road leading you out of the resort will bring you past several large supermarkets, to the town of Didim . On a Saturday you will be mixing with the locals at the market. The market sprawls out and offers a wide variety. Just a few minutes away are the ancient temple of Apollo . Right on your doorstep, there is one of the finest examples of ancient Greek architecture. Spend time during the day wandering around its columns, and dine at night in the traditional restaurants which overlook it.

Local buses run over the resort offering you a very cheap and convenient way to get around. Turkey offers you some of the most incredible and dramatic scenery in the world. The country is steeped in history and tours to these ancient sights are highly recommended. Altinkum is only 90 minutes away from the roman city of Ephesus- one of the 7 ancient wonders of the world.

The working fishering town of Akbuk is nestled between a crystal clear and tranquil bay and majestic mountains and pine forests. The resort looks out of the crystal clear aegean, with two small islands, making the view truly spectacular. Its Just a 15 minute drive from well know holiday resort Altinkum, and under 90 minutes from Bodrum Airport.

Akbuk used to be known as just a small fishing port where the fishermen would go to catch delicious Aegean Sea bass. Today, However, Akbuk is rapidly growing into an elite tourist resort with its holiday complexes as well as summer houses, villas, harbour, and five star hotels.

Akbuk has a good range of shops and markets selling food, produce, tools and hardware. There are doctors, dentists, schools and a bus station with regular services going to all of the neighbouring towns including Altinkum, Soke, Kusadasi and Bodrum.

The local market on a Friday is a magnet for locals and tourists alike Akbuk is not as well known yet as resorts as Kusadasi or Bodrum, but has all potential to become a luxury resort. It still maintains ots definite Turkish feel, whilst being welcoming the new British residents.

The tranquil and countless beaches, with characteristic bars and bistro's along the quaint harbour will make you enjoy exquisite Turkey. High builds are not allowed in Akbuk. You will see beautifully designed villas and houses and most property available is within walking distance of the beautiful beaches and most of the infrastructure is in place already.

As this town is rapidly developing, property prices are fairly low and would be considered a good investment. The town of Akbuk has been mentioned several times in the last few years. Now its potential has been spotted, this resort will grow in stature and value.

Bodrum has a definitive Greek in fluence to it, made obvious by the masses of white washed cube houses on the hill sides. The resort is only 30 minutes from the airport and is dominated by its spectacular St peters castle. Considered by many to be the most cosmopolitan resort, Bodrum offers very high standards in dining, shopping and entertainment. The marina is as impressive during the day as it is at night with an array of quality restaurants lying along the marina. Walk along the marina and see the array of millionaires yachts mixed with the traditional Turkish gullets. Bar Street bustles after dark with one of the liveliest nightlife's in Turkey! It's also home to the famous Halikarnas nightclub. In Bodrum you have all the major supermarkets; there is the oasis shopping centre where you will find the cinema. The Bodrum peninsula also includes sleepy villages such as Yalikavak, Bitez, Gumbet, Gumusluk and Gulluk, all of which are developing into resorts in their own right.

Situated just eight kilometres to the west of Which translates as Bird Island, is now considered to be one of the most cosmopolitan resorts in the whole country. The drive through the mountains provides spectacular views over the bustling port. The aegean provides a sparkling backdrop to the extensive marina which curls along the resort. Now a major stopping place for major cruise liners, Kusadasi' s upmarket marina area is home to many fine restaurants and boutiques. It has the famous ladies beach, just a short bus journey away from the resort centre and accomodation is of the highest standard. Those of you looking for a lively nightlife will not be disappointed, with many restaurants and bars crowding the bar street area. The resort is bustling, and provides everything a visitor or resident should need. All the major supermarkets have stores here and there is a twice weekly local market, packed full of local produce and souveniers. Kusadasi is also only a few minutes drive away from the ancient roman city of Ephesus. There are also two of the biggest waterparks in Turkey located on the doorstep!

The town of Marmaris is located at the meeting place of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. Marmaris is one of the largest natural harbours in the world surrounded by pine-clad hills. Situated in the south-west of Turkey, Marmaris is one of Turkey s biggest holiday resorts. To the North lies the Gulf Gokova; to the south, the Mediterranean. Datca Peninsula falls to the western side and the east is the lake of Koycegiz. The hills running into the sea and the beautiful bays make Marmaris the jewel she is. An increasing number of expatriates purchased a property in this area in the past few years, either for retirement, holiday home or investment

Hisaronu has been a popular resort for well over 15 years due to its ideal location. Situated several thousand feet above sea level, it benefits from cooling breezes during even the hottest days of the year. The scenery is superb and the resort is surrounded by mountains and protected pine forests. The nearest beach of Oludeniz - home to the famous blue lagoon - is a few minutes bus ride away and the pretty harbour town of Fethiye just 15 minutes the other way. With a myriad shops, restaurants, cafes and bars the resort is a hot spot for property investment given the high demand for rental properties during the 7 month long summer season.

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