Golturkbuku, Bodrum


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Golturkbuku, the summer haven of Turkey's rich and famous, according to one long-time visitor and businessman, is the province of the "blue bloods" of Turkey. Though the primary concern of visitors to Golturkbuku may be to 'see and be seen,' it nevertheless has a community spirit. That is, if your community consists of the well-heeled and well-known. Some even venture to compare the resort town to St. Tropez.

With the names of brands emblazoned on almost every available surface, from deck pillows to bar walls and tabletops, you could easily mistake the trendy beach of Turkbuku for the set of a glamorous television-advertising shoot.

Favorite hot spots of Golturkbuku's trendy visitors include Havana and Tampa beach clubs, Ship Ahoy and Mavi bar for nightlife, Mey restaurant for fine dining, and Maki, Divan Palmira and Atami Hotel - which has its own small harbour - for the finest in hotel accommodation. The five star Iberhotel has just celebrated its opening and is one of the newest and most chic choices of Turkbuku fans, also offering high-tech business meeting facilities for those who want to combine their holiday with business.

Of course many visitors have also invested in residential summer property here and the number of luxury villas and hotel-like residences is on the steady increase. The latest addition is Evotelev. Designed by renowned Turkish architect, Eren Talu, it is a masterpiece of sleek, minimalist design with a definite touch of beach front atmosphere.

In the summer, the coves of the town are full of yachts from around the world. Though its waters may be overrun with seafaring traffic in summer, Golturkbuku, 14 kilometers from the city of Bodrum, is still the "greenest" town in the area with trees and foliage everywhere. Renamed in 2001, Golturkbuku is the "marriage" of the villages of Golkoy and Turkbuku. This twin city is blessed with a wonderful beach and has a good selection of seafood caught in the Mandalya Gulf.

Archaeology buffs can take a walk into the hills and visit the remains of Karyanda, a Lelege city founded 5,000 years ago. Excavation of the ancient city has yet to be undertaken, but the outer limits of the site have been identified.
 
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