The Villa Beirut 2 is one of the holiday villas located in Edremit - Balikesir, and is recommended for your villa rental requests. With 3 bedrooms, an private pool , and a location offering nature and sea views, Villa is an ideal villa rental option for hijab families and friend groups of up to 6 peoples. Designed in a highly modern style and furnished with luxurious furniture, Villa Beirut 2 provides every comfort you may need in a holiday villa.

1st bedroom: 1 double bed, air conditioning,

2nd bedroom: 2 single beds, air conditioning,

3rd bedroom: 2 single beds, air conditioning

Living Room: 2 WC + shower, air conditioner, TV

In line with the demands of our guests staying in villa, where you can rent annually, seasonally, monthly, weekly or daily, we offer the most affordable price among Edremit daily tours, which are frequently mentioned in Edremit promotional videos and travel pages, as well as daily villa cleaning. You can get detailed information about our Villa Beirut 2's prices and the availability of villa, which change during the busy seasons of the season, from our call center and take advantage of the best price advantages we will offer you.

*** As Dreamofholiday, one of the most reliable companies in the villa rental and villa holidays industry in Turkey, we can guarantee that you will not have any problems in our Edremit holiday villas and vacation rentals that you have chosen for your Balikesir villa holidays options and that you will definitely be comfortable.

Note 1: There is a possibility of butterflies, insects, ants, flies etc. in all villas and cottages located in nature. Against this, spraying is done regularly. This note is not related to this villa, but is valid for all our holiday homes located in nature.

Note 2: In addition, since Villa Beirut 1, Villa Beirut 2, Villa Beirut 3, Villa Beirut 4 and Villa ALTNK on our site, are located very close to each other, crowded family and friend groups will have the chance to rent more than one villa.

Note 3: The last 300 m of the way to the villa. It is a ramp and a stabilized dirt road.

Villa Beirut 2 - Transfers

Balikesir Koca Seyit Airport To Edremit Transport: 45 Km

Edremit Bus Station to Villa Beirut 2 Transfer: 20 Km

Things to Do in Edremit

* Water sports,

* Trekking,

* Cultural tours,

* Nightlife,

* Edremit blue cruise tour,

* Helicopter tours at Edremit,

* Our subsidiary Arsis Vip Transfer offers you an additional 10% discount on airport transfers and daily travel tours in Edremit.

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Türkiye genelinde kışın renkleri gri, kahverengi ve beyazdır. Oysa Bodrum’da kışlar yemyeşil! Hele ki sonbaharda birkaç kez yağmur yağdıysa, tam bir ikinci bahar yaşanır Güney Ege kıyılarında. Kavurucu yaz güneşinin altında sararmış tepeler taze yeşile bürünür. Kasımdan itibaren çamların gölgesindeki yabani siklamenler, yılın ilk ayıyla birlikte pembenin ve kırmızının her tonunda açan anemonlar yeşil bitki örtüsüne renk katar. Badem çiçekleri ise ağaç dallarını birer kar tanesi gibi süsler. Yalıkavak veya Turgutreis’teki mandalina bahçelerinin her zamanki koyu yeşiline turuncu benekler eklenir. Aralık ayı, kabuğu koyu turuncu klementinin (kinin), ocak ve şubat ise mis kokulu Bodrum mandalinasının mevsimidir. Kışın Bodrum’a geldiyseniz narenciye bahçelerinde gezebilir, eski kuyuları ve su kanallarını keşfedip bahçe sahipleri ile sohbet edebilirsiniz. Tabii ki arada bir “göz hakkı”nızı da kullanabilirsiniz.

İzmir is one of the oldest cities of the Mediterranean world and has been of almost continuous historical importance during the last 5,000 years. Excavations indicate settlement contemporary with that of the first city of Troy, dating from the 3rd millennium BCE. Greek settlement is first clearly attested by the presence of pottery dating from about 1000 BCE. According to the Greek historian Herodotus, the Greek city was founded by Aeolians but soon was seized by Ionians. From modest beginnings, it grew into a stately city in the 7th century, with massive fortifications and blocks of two-storied houses.

Captured by Alyattes of Lydia about 600 BCE, it ceased to exist as a city for about 300 years until it was refounded by either Alexander the Great or his lieutenants in the 4th century BCE at a new site on and around Mount Pagus (modern Kadifekale; 540 feet [165 metres]). It soon emerged as one of the principal cities of Asia Minor (Anatolia) and was later the centre of a civil diocese in the Roman province of Asia, vying with Ephesus and Pergamum for the title “first city of Asia.” Roman emperors visited there, and it was celebrated for its wealth, beauty, library, school of medicine, and rhetorical tradition. The stream of Meles is associated in local tradition with Homer, who is reputed to have been born by its banks. Smyrna was one of the early seats of Christianity.

Capital of the naval theme (province) of Samos under the Byzantine emperors, Smyrna was taken by the Turkmen Aydın principality in the early 14th century CE. After being conquered in turn by the Crusaders sponsored by Pope Clement VI and by the Central Asian conqueror Timur (Tamerlane), it was annexed to the Ottoman Empire about 1425. Although severely damaged by earthquakes in 1688 and 1778, it remained a prosperous Ottoman port with a large European population.

İzmir was occupied by Greek forces in May 1919 and recaptured by Turkish forces under Mustafa Kemal (later Kemal Atatürk) on September 9, 1922. The particular troops—be they Greek or Turkish—most responsible for the murder and mayhem that marked those events is open for debate, but the fact remains that İzmir was ravaged by fierce fighting. İzmir was then devastated further when a massive fire broke out three days after the Turks had recaptured the city.

The Contemporary City The modern city, with spacious avenues and buildings constructed since 1924, stands mainly on the small delta plain of the Kızılçullu (ancient Meles) River around the eastern end of the gulf and on the heights and ridges to the south. Karşıyaka (formerly Kordelia) district, once a separate town across the gulf from central İzmir, now constitutes the northwestern extent of the city. Konak district is the commercial centre of İzmir; the city’s residential quarters are concentrated in Karantina and in Güzelyalı to the southwest and in Eşrefpaşa, north of the bazaar. South of the commercial centre lies Kadifekale (Mount Pagus), on which the old citadel of İzmir was built. Alsancak to the north is the site of the recently enlarged harbour, whereas industry is concentrated in suburbs along the gulf to the northeast.

Karşıyaka Karşıyaka district of İzmir, Turkey. Tembelejderha After World War II İzmir grew rapidly, partly because of its location, for which it was selected as the site of the headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s command for land forces in southeastern Europe. It also has a teacher-training school and the Aegean University, founded in 1955. Second only to the Istanbul region in industry, it produces foods, cement, cotton and woolen textiles and has petrochemical and engineering works. A large international trade fair is held there annually. Exports include agricultural products from its hinterland—chiefly tobacco, figs, cotton, and vegetables—as well as manufactures, carpets, and silk.

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