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Before selling any holiday home in Alanya we first need to sell Alanya itself to our clients.

 And why is that? 

 Because investing in holiday home abroad is not just about squaremeters and bricks. 

It is much more about fulfilling a dream about the good life.


 So at 2Base we have decided to make it even more obvious to everyone why Alanya is the good place.

 One of the things we are doing is producing our own small videos explaining what Alanya and Turkey is all about. 
This can be everything from a local sight over where to eat and what to do. 

We try to cover both the well-known sights as well as smaller hidden gems that are not that obvious.


 All videos are published on both our facebook pages and in Vimeo.

 So far we have covered the following topics. If you would like to watch the video on facebook, just click on the name of the video.

 Organic markets in Alanya

 Turkish barbershop

 Delicious smoke, Turkish styke kebab restaurants

 Hamaxia Antique City

 Sulu yemek, Turkish style lokanta

 Dim Lake

 Fishing from the beach

 Italian pizza vs Turkish pide  

And we have many more to come.

If there is a particular topic that you would like us to cover, then please do not hesitate to contact us.


 The best way of learning about new videos is to LIKE and follow us on our Facebook page.

 Have a nice day!

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