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Apollonium Club La Costa Spa & Beach Resort MUĞLA - BOZBUK


A truly exciting destination, away from the hustle bustle but with plenty to see and do, is the fabulous resort of Apollonium Club La Costa Spa & Beach Resort in Bozbuk Bay, on the fabulous unspoilt coastline of south- west Turkey. The resort is beachfront overlooking a pristine white sand beach, gently lapped by the turquoise waters of the Aegean, while a backdrop of olive groves and pine clad mountains completes the idyllic scene. The extensive on-site facilities include several swimming pools, a chic beach club, fitness and spa centre with an indoor swimming pool, mini golf, water sports, bars and restaurants.


This is a region chock-full of interest being rich in tradition, culture and history, and with charming and friendly seaside towns. The attractive town of Akbuk lies close by. A lovely, tranquil place, with traditional Turkish charm, its tree-lined promenade, lit at night, is the perfect place


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to stroll following a delicious meal of freshly caught sea bass at one of the local restaurants.


Also within a short ride is the attractive seaside town of Altinkum (golden sand) - which is devoted to leisure and pleasure with three safe, sandy beaches, shops and nightlife centred around its Dolphin Square.


A holiday here is perfect for relaxing, but also for: sightseeing opportunities, with important archaeological sites including the famous ruins at Ephesus; shopping and haggling for bargains; all manner of water sports; nature walks; boat trips and excursions - including jeep safaris, and a diverting nightlife with everything from belly dancing bars to discos and clubs.


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