Bodrum Golfing is the golfing portal of the Bodrum Peninsula

Keen golfers the world over are waiting for the opportunity to play golf on the Turkish Riviera, a region of Turkey known for it's natural beauty, cosmopolitan population and fabulous resorts. With the new golf resorts and courses going up in and around the Bodrum peninsula this looks to fast becoming reality.

Tuzla gets its name from the salty lagoon in the region. The interest in golfing and golf properties in Tuzla is growing rapidly.  Property hunters are turning away from the vibrant town of Bodrum in search of the quiet retreat and a chance to play golf close to their homes. Tuzla is perfect for people looking for the best of both worlds. The Bogazici (Boğaziçi) village is very close to the airport, a short journey away from Bodrum centre and just a few minutes walk from the new golf course Vita Park Golf Resort. Tuzla Lake homes hundreds of migrating birds making the area one of the few natural flamingo and wildlife sanctuaries in Turkey. All home owners in this area can rest assured that the natural beauty of this village will go on unspoilt. Surrounding the lake there are small fishing villages offering a lazy day browse around the local markets or a fantastic fresh fish and sea food meal overlooking the lake. Demand for holiday rental properties is already rising due to the local attractions within easy access of this location. Some of the property developers in the region are developing a number of sites attracting golfers, investors and holiday home buyers.

Bodrum has long been the playground for the rich and famous. It has now developed a new golf industry. Opportunities to play golf are in Ortakent, Tuzler and Mumcular...

The centre of the tourist industry in the Bodrum Peninsular is Bodrum itself. Imagine glorious lazy days playing golf during the day and enjoying the comprehensive night life available in Bodrum.

TUZLA LAKE

The Tuzla lake and its extensive wetlands lie at the end of a deep inlet from the Gulf of Gulluk and Mandalya Bay. The site is unique as it is where the lake unites with the sea. Embraced by rolling mountains covered with a rich combination of wild shrubs, olive groves, Pine and Tamarisk trees, this is perhaps one of the most beautiful locations in Turkey. There is a small fishing village of Bogazici that nestles on the shores of Mandalya Bay. The village holds an important place in history as the site of the ancient city of Bargilia. Today, a few fish restaurants fringe the seafront offering the day's fresh catch and other Aegean specialities. Original old stone houses line the road and testify Turkey’ s traditional village life.