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| Situated
directly next door to Bellerofon Hotel is another of our
most favourite small hotels in Turkey. Arcadia Hotel is a sophisticated
beach retreat located directly on Olympos Beach in Cirali. With
only 5 wooden beach chalets, the hotel offers exclusivity but is
unpretentious and understated. It caters to a discerning international
clientele, that return year after year, in appreciation of its
tranquil atmosphere, beach front setting, excellent cuisine
and beautiful gardens. Owner, Ahmet Dogan, is a man with with
a passion for conservation, leading the way in sustainable tourism
in Cirali, a man with an eye for detail and a firm belief that
your holiday time, and the environment in which you spend it,
is sacred. Hence there are no rigid meal times, no TVs in the
rooms or loud music in the bar, instead guests can enjoy
the sound of birds, the romance of the sea and, since lights
are dimmed at night so as not to disturb sea turtles, the full
clarity of the stars. There are few hotels in Turkey like this,
and Journey Anatolia is honoured to present it to
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| Accommodation |
| The
hotel has five beautifully crafted, spacious wooden chalets with
ensuite facilities and a mini bar. Air conditioning is standard
and your own private porch, complete with rocking chair, is an
added bonus. The chalets are set far enough apart
to maintain privacy, each surrounded by gardens boasting a diverse
collection of plants and trees; mulberry, orange, loquat,
lemon, olive and banana palms to name but a few. The most appealing
thing of all is that the property is situated directly on Olympos
Beach. |
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| Save the Turtles Campaign |
| Journey Anatolia will donate £10 from your booking to the Ulupinar Conservation Coop who protect and monitor the activities of sea turtles. Olympos beach is a popular nesting site for the species known as Caretta Caretta. Protecting them may also save the area from major development. Right. A newly hatched makes for the sea. |
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