Let’s do some free association. Ready: Turkey.
Lamb dishes. Saunas. Istanbul, not Constantinople.
Good start. But we’d like to present something less expected. Unless you expected your own private cottage on the Aegean Sea...
Introducing Amanruya, a new, village-like resort on the Turkish Riviera, opening in mid-December and taking reservations now.
Somewhere, on the Bodrum Peninsula, nestled on a hill among pine forests and olive groves, there’s this understated hideaway. And soon, its pebble beach will be all yours.
So the next time you find yourself on a boat in the Mediterranean, consider mooring at a dock in Bodrum, hiring a driver and motoring 30 minutes north to this collection of stone buildings. Your cottage (one of 36) will have a pool, and a garden with an outdoor shower and a pergola. You never take an outdoor shower without one.
When you’ve gotten your reading in (there’s a three-story library) and you’re tired of lying around at the beach club, consider mountain biking, or a day trip to see the ruins at Ephesus. And since the nights can get crisp, you’ll come home, ignite your in-suite Turkish mangal (a charcoal fireplace) and consider your indoor entertainment options.
That Turkish rug’s got to be good for something.
Lamb dishes. Saunas. Istanbul, not Constantinople.
Good start. But we’d like to present something less expected. Unless you expected your own private cottage on the Aegean Sea...
Introducing Amanruya, a new, village-like resort on the Turkish Riviera, opening in mid-December and taking reservations now.
Somewhere, on the Bodrum Peninsula, nestled on a hill among pine forests and olive groves, there’s this understated hideaway. And soon, its pebble beach will be all yours.
So the next time you find yourself on a boat in the Mediterranean, consider mooring at a dock in Bodrum, hiring a driver and motoring 30 minutes north to this collection of stone buildings. Your cottage (one of 36) will have a pool, and a garden with an outdoor shower and a pergola. You never take an outdoor shower without one.
When you’ve gotten your reading in (there’s a three-story library) and you’re tired of lying around at the beach club, consider mountain biking, or a day trip to see the ruins at Ephesus. And since the nights can get crisp, you’ll come home, ignite your in-suite Turkish mangal (a charcoal fireplace) and consider your indoor entertainment options.
That Turkish rug’s got to be good for something.
