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Yel Holiday Resort Ovacik (dalamanairporttaxis.com - Yel Holiday Resort Ovacik Dalaman Area) Dalaman Area, Yel Holiday Resort Ölüdeniz Fethiye, You will have the chance to be alone with nature at Yel Holiday Resort, located in a lush green area surrounded by many plants and trees.
STUNNING GREEN, BREATHTAKING SUNSET, QUALITY SERVICE AND A HAPPY HOLIDAY…
WELCOME TO OUR HOTEL
You will have the chance to be alone with nature at Yel Holiday Resort, which is located in a green area surrounded by many plants and trees. You will witness the magnificent sunset while sipping your drink during your dinner. In our hotel, you will find unique tastes from Turkish and world cuisines, and you will have an unforgettable holiday experience with our quality and friendly service understanding. After the perfect holiday experience you will have in our hotel, your new holiday address will be Yel Holiday Resort.
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