Yesil Ev is the name of three privately let self-catering cottages in the small unspoilt fishing village of Sogut on the Loryma peninsula in the south-west corner of Turkey.

This is a coastline steeped in classical history. In the crystal clear waters of the quiet bay lie hundreds of fragments of amphorae over 2000 years old, thrown overboard from ships serving the now ruined cities in the hills above.

On the waterfront there is a small grocery store and two restaurants serving fish and meat straight from the sea or mountainside, with vegetables from the garden. Three more restaurants can be found in the next bay.

Elaine will arrange for you to be met by taxi, minibus or hire car at Dalaman airport. The journey to the village takes about two and a half hours.

On your first morning she will arrange your breakfast and an introduction to all the practicalities of life in a Turkish village. Elaine will ensure someone will be there from day to day to make any arrangements you need.

During your first week Elaine will organize a full day boat excursion taking you to some of the loveliest bays to swim, snorkel and sunbathe.

At the end of your first week Elaine will arrange an evening meal of local foods complimented by the local village bread and rounded of with Turkish coffee.

Prices:
First week: £400 per cottage
Subsequent weeks: £300 per cottage

Prices are based on two adults sharing and are inclusive of transfer costs, breakfast on the first morning, a boat excursion and an evening meal on your last night.