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The Daily Mail
May 12, 2012 - Turkish delight: Stepping back in time on the charming Lycian coast
I meant to go to the Lycian coast in the south-west of Turkey 40 years ago but – since I was hitchhiking on a shoestring budget – got only as far as Istanbul. That first glimpse of Ottoman splendour did initiate a growing love of the country, yet despite several visits since, I never made it to the region by the Mediterranean they also call the Turquoise Coast. But finally I decided to make my dream real and booked a house on the Bozburun Peninsula.
The Observer
Febuary 14, 2010 - Driving into the heart of the Turkish countryside
Leaving the car we strolled up to the town's historic quarter: quiet streets, where whitewashed houses dating back 300 years lean together like drunken old men; ornate carved doors and red-tiled roofs breaking up the clean white walls.
The Sunday Times
July 10, 2005 - Turkey for the Connoisseur
With its unrivalled slew of historical sites, great scenery and underrated cuisine, not to mention an instinct for hospitality that makes rival destinations seem positively surly, Turkey has bags to offer. For that very reason, it’s been expanding fast, and some travellers have been put off by the crass overdevelopment around Oludeniz and Marmaris.
Country & Townhouse Magazine
February 2010 - To infinity and beyond...
Hewn from a mountainside with its own organic farm, Dionysos on the Bozburun Peninsula is a real Turkish delight, says Jeremy Isaac.
The Resident (London)
January 2009 - Blissful Escape
Judith Wilson takes her family off to the tranquil and idyllic Bozburun peninsula in Turkey, in search of rest and relaxation for the adults, and diverting activity for the children…
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