Bellerofon Bungalows

Overall Rating

Not enough customers have reviewed this property for us to provide a fair rating but don't worry, we'll have a rating soon.

The Bellerofon Bungalows lie directly on the long beach of Çıralı. There are five bungalows in total, all in the middle of a large garden. We offer clean, comfortable accommodation at affordable prices.

The Bellerofon Bungalows kindly invite you to a unique holiday in a unique, natural environment.

Each bungalow at Bellerofon I has its own porch and measures some 30-40 m2. Inside, there is one double and one single bed. On request, one small, additional bed can be provided.

All bungalows have air conditioning, private shower and toilet, mini-bar, tea and coffee machine and a hairdryer. Wireless access to the Internet is available to all our guests.

In our restaurant you can enjoy the traditional Turkish cuisine in splendid natural surroundings and with a view on the Mediterranean Sea.

The Bellerofon Bungalows II offers three new wooden bungalows built with a loving eye for detail.

In our garden you can enjoy a cool glass of wine with view on the magnificent Mount Olympus (Tahtalı), the seat of the gods of Ancient Greece.

The bungalows are comfortably and tastefully furnished. All have air conditioning, private shower and toilet, mini-bar, tea and coffee machine and a hairdryer.

In addition, all facilities of the Bellerofon I (located a mere three minutes away and directly on Çıralı Beach) are available free of charge.

Accommodation Information

Location Information

Next to sun, sea and its magnificent beach, Çıralı has a lot to offer to its visitors.

Starting from the hotel there are many marked and unmarked trails, tracks and walking routes to satisfy both experienced and inexperienced ramblers. Most routes follow part of the famous Lycian Way, a 550 km long hiking trail that is almost universally acclaimed as one of the most rewarding in the world.

Of special interest is a small track leading to the enchanting valley of Ulupınar, where you can dine on trout in restaurants built in the middle of a river or waterfall sheltered from the sun by the leaves of tall trees.

Other attractions include Mount Chimera (Yanartaş) which is a mere half hour from the hotel. A 1 km climb leads you up to the ruins of a Byzantine temple built next to a number of flames erupting from the very bedrock itself.

Legend has it that the Greek hero Bellerophon and his flying horse Pegasus slew the fire-breathing Chimera at this very spot and that the earth still burns today due to the strength of the monster's flames.

The city is easily reached by foot. The walk also leads you past the curious pierced rock formation known as Deliktaş