Club Active Tamarisk sits on the longest beach on the Bodrum Peninsula and our watersports centre is conveniently situated next to the hotel, so you're never far away from the action. There are plenty of watersports available for enthusiasts of all levels.

By day, take to the waves and indulge your active side, or kick back and relax along the beachfront. 

Take it easy by the large pool and cool off with a refreshing swim, or indulge yourself with a massage or beauty treatment with our in-house therapist. If you need to dry out, why not try a spot of yoga or explore the local area by bike.

Get active with a fantastic programme of activities!
All these are included in your holiday:
• windsurfing and sailing group lessons for beginners and intermediates
• sea kayaking, with kayak safaris arranged each week
• yoga and fitness classes
• watersports equipment hire
• snorkelling
• accompanied bike rides
• Specialized bike fleet

Perfect for families
• MACs and JACs kids clubs, offering a range of games, activities and basic watersports
• creche, staffed by our own nannies
• kid's bikes available free of charge
• children's menu (with early tea served on request)
• Baby Bundles available to pre-order (saving you valuable space in your luggage!)

Watersports kit
• Funboats • Picos • Lasers • Dart 16s • Laser 2000s • HiFly and Starboard windsurf boards • full range of Tushingham rigs • light weight Nautix rigs for beginners and kids • double and single sea kayaks • masks and snorkels

Equipment use is subject to availability, competency and wind/weather conditions. Club Active watersports will be available 6 days a week

Explore the area
Right next door to the hotel you will find the beach bars and restaurants of 'Palovera' and 'Dalga'. There is also a selection of sea food restaurants further along the stretch of the Ortakent beach front known as 'Yahsi'.

The neighbouring village of Bitez offers a vibrant evening out with its traditional Turkish restaurant - it's about 5 mins away by taxi.  Less than 20 minutes away to the east, Bodrum plays host to a fascinating mix of seafront restaurants and cosmopolitan bars. Pick up a bargain at one of the market stalls and craft shops that line the streets, or visit the impressive castle of St Peter.

Visa requirements
Your passport should be valid for at least six months on entry into Turkey and have at least three months' validity on the date you are exiting Turkey.  If you hold a Travel Document it must be valid for at least one year on entry into Turkey.

British visitors to Turkey need to purchase a tourist visa on arrival at the airport (£10, change is not usually available). All other nationalities should contact the Turkish consulate for visa information.