The name Akbuk means white bay, and it is in a beautiful area surrounded by mountains, pine forests and olive groves while the bay itself has clear, calm waters. As yet, it's not a very well-known resort and has a tranquil atmosphere while still having a decent number of shops, bars and restaurants.
Its nearest neighbour is the lively resort of Altinkum which is just 20 minutes away and it's easy to catch a bus to both Altinkum and Didim. The nearest airport is at Bodrum which is about an hours drive away.
This former fishing village also has a reputation for being one of the healthiest locations in Turkey due to the low humidity and high oxygen ratio. If you combine this with the fact that it's possible to buy fish caught that day in the harbour, and that there is a wonderful fresh fruit and vegetable market then this area becomes very appealing for those looking for a healthy, laid-back lifestyle.
As yet property prices here are still quite low, but it has drawn the attention of overseas investors and developers who see its potential to become a prime holiday resort.
Building restrictions in the area means that only low rise properties can be built and there is still a number of seafront building lots available as well as a small apartment complexes near the beach, or detached villas. Owning a property here means being able to experience the best of both worlds as it's an easy trip to more lively resorts while Akbuk offers a peaceful and beautiful retreat.
"The name Akbuk means white bay"
ReplyDeleteObviously you gleamed your misinformation from other peoples websites without bothering to check the details. It doesn't mean anything of the kind.
At least put a little effort into what you are writing. No one will trust an emlak trying to sell property in an area where they know nothing about. Emlak is another Turkish word you might like to look up!