The accommodation is something rather special. The nomadic yurt (which is the Turkish word for home) is a circular domed "tent", made on a wooden trellis frame. There are also some rooms available.
Comfortable and spacious, in hot weather the apex of the roof is left open to the sky, the so called "Eye of Heaven" - at night you can see the stars from your bed. Equipped with "proper" beds, electricity, wooden floors and home comforts, it is definitely not camping! White cotton mosquito nets ensure you can sleep in blissful peace free from the usual Mediterranean wildlife.
The feeling at Huzur Vadisi is very much of being a houseguest - it's a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere, the groups averaging about twenty people. Due to the nature of the courses, guests tend to share similar interests and values, which creates a friendly, supportive and lively atmosphere which is particularly welcoming for people holidaying on their own. There is also plenty of space to be by yourself and be quiet if you wish.
Turkish cuisine is recognized as one of the great cuisines of the world and this is reflected in our delicious, mainly vegetarian food based on fresh local produce - fruit, vegetables, pulses, nuts, cheeses and yoghurt. Meat, fish and poultry is provided on (advance) request. People are continually delighted at the amazing variety of dishes - a guest "complained" he hadn't had the same meal twice in a two week holiday.
