Lakeside Garden has something for everyone. Just 15 minutes from Bodrum-Milas airport, 30km from Bodrum Town and close to the traditional fishing village of Bogazici village, Lakeside Garden is set on the crest of land overlooking Tuzla Lake.

Nearby is a choice of beaches and places to eat, several supermarkets, a spa and shops as well as agencies offering excursions such as diving, jeep safari, horse riding, a trip to the Greek Island of Cos or the remains of Ephesus, undoubtedly one of the most important ancient cities of the Mediterranean. With your own car there are numerous nearby historic and natural attractions.

Flexible accommodation options make Lakeside Garden ideal for any size of group, families or couples with a choice of airy 2 and 4 bedroom villas with private swimming pools and comfortable 2 bedroom apartments, all benefiting from full access to the extensive facilities of Lakeside Garden which include; main swimming pool and children’s pool ● upper & lower communal swimming pools ● mini golf ● children’s shaded play area ● gym ● sauna ● indoor swimming pool (unheated) ● tennis court ● volley ball ● table tennis ● ground chess.
There is Free WiFi access in the main pool and restaurant areas.

The main pool and restaurant area are a hub of activity with games and endless thrills in the water. When it`s time for some relaxation its merely a few steps to your sun lounger at any of the 3 outdoor swimming pools.

For the more adventurous, the legendary nightlife of Bodrum is a short drive away and regular local bus services run every day (and late into the night during high season).
In the early spring and late summer, don’t forget to bring a pair of binoculars to observe wildlife on the wetlands around the lake that provide an important resting and feeding area for over 400 species of migrating wading birds and a major wintering and breeding ground for large populations of seabirds, shorebirds, birds of prey, warblers, steppe birds and even woodland birds. Dalmatian Pelican and the Greater Flamingo can also be seen from October to March.

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