For anyone looking for privacy in wonderful rural surroundings, Villa Manzara is acknowledged to be the place set amongst mature almond, orange and fig trees in a big garden overlooking the bay of Selimiye. Situated in the Southern Aegean coast of Turkey, Selimiye is 40 km. south of Marmaris and is circa 130 kms. from the Dalaman and Bodrum International Airports.

Villa Manzara offers the convenience of your home yet the luxury of a hotel. Unbeatable view of this villa is available from each room as you lounge in your chairs specially designed in the wooden terrace of balconies to watch the nearby village, peak of the mountains or flickering sea.

Each unit is fully-equipped for your comfort. You will enjoy the privacy and exclusivity as you start off your day with a breakfast or read a book while sunbathing in pergola terraces. A three-bedroomed unit (1 double, 2 twin) accommodating up to 6+1, has a very big terrace for dining and sundecking, two bathrooms with hairdryer, washer; a big salon with sofabed, DVD/CD, PC (Internet Access).

Independent kitchen has gas/electric owen, hub, microwave, BBQ, fondue,dining table,dishwasher, washing machine/dryer,toaster, fridge, freezer,robot, coffee and espresso machines and plenty of quality tableware .Self-managed unit is provided with linen and towels and there is maid service 3 days per week. Tastefully decorated.

The village is one of the most relaxed and friendly spots in a country renowned for its friendliness. Traditionally, the locals have made their living from fishing, farming and boat building, and these activities still govern the rhythm of life in the village.

You can get lunch or dinner in one of the water side restaurants or enjoy the evening in an exotic bar. Alternatively, do some exploring at the outskirts of Selimiye. Selimiye village has a lot of pastoral features like the farm animals you can touch and play with.

The whole area is ideal for walking or mountain biking. Our guests particularly enjoy the walk over the hills to Bozburun, the waterfall around Turgut and the climb to the fortress and to the historical ruins up in the hills. Historical ruins of Roman, Byzantium and Ottoman era are an integral feature of the locality just as the the beautiful inlets and islands which are encountered during the daily boat trips.