Kalkan is regarded as one of the most elegant resorts. It has quickly become the nation’s top destination for private villa and apartment holidays. This beautiful Mediterranean town offers a wide selection of top-quality restaurants, a stunning harbor, and charming streets, it’s also access to Kas, Kaputas Beach, Patara (with its 12km that is saline and golden), and a myriad of other places of historical interest. For more detailed information about villas with private pool in Kalkan, read more.
The resort will appeal to those who are more sophisticated tourists, and if you’re looking for pubs with British-style nightclubs, Kalkan is not the destination for you!
Dalaman is the closest airport to the Kalkan resort. Kalkan Transfer time via road is about 1.5 hours. You can reach Kalkan through Antalya Airport, however, the time for transfer is 3 to 3.5 hours.
Kalkan is a beautiful coastal town that lies in the southwest region of Turkey. Famous for its spectacular panoramas of the Mediterranean Sea, Kalkan is one of the most sought-after destinations for tourists who want a luxurious and peaceful holiday. The town has many villas, many of which have private pools that offer guests the ideal blend of privacy and comfort throughout their stay. From seafront Kalkan villas to hillsides, Villa in Kalakan offers a tranquil and memorable holiday experience.
Villa Gozcu
This stunning luxury 6-bedroom private villa is certainly one of the jewels of the Kalkan crown and is extremely sought-after by our discerning guests.
It is situated inside the highly exclusive Komurluk region in Kalkan (just towards the East of the Harbour and the historic town), Villa Gozcu sits on a large plot and is situated in a prime location, near the Palm and Zest beaches.
As soon as you enter the property, you’ll be amazed by the unique design of the rental villa and the spacious terrace which includes a shaded area for dining that can accommodate 12 guests. The stunningly curving infinity pool measures approximately 60 square meters in size and can be heated during specific seasons.
The entrance to the private villa takes you into an amazing open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area that has a virtually complete glass façade. On the upper level, there’s a double bedroom, with an en-suite shower room as well as access to a small, private terrace and garden.
The trek to Kalkan’s public beach, as well as the harbor area (with a variety of high-quality restaurants), will take between 12 and 15 minutes. There’s also a path that connects Komurluk to the public beach and the harbor area, which takes about 10 minutes, however, it is quite rough underfoot. You can also access the harbor by water taxis that are available from close by Palm as well as Zest Beach Clubs. The popular beach clubs provide an easy way to access the beach through spacious sundecks. Palm Beach Club also has a private beach, and Zest Beach Club has a swimming pool. Parasols and sun loungers are available for hire. every beach club has an excellent restaurant that has a sea view.
Villa Enhave
We are pleased to present this rental villa with six bedrooms, stylish interiors, and stunning views of Kalkan Bay in the sought for-after neighborhood of Komurluk. The property is situated over Zest Beach club and also includes a games area sauna, hammam and sauna, and an entertainment room, giving there is plenty to keep the family!
The first floor is an expansive living area with a big L-shaped sofa that has an integrated chaise longue with a table for coffee as well as a large Smart TV. The dining table can seat 8 comfortably and has sliding doors that access the terrace. The kitchen is equipped with an island for cooking with an integrated breakfast bar that is attached. The stylish kitchen is equipped with a huge refrigerator freezer, dishwasher, electric oven with built-in microwave, and coffee maker as well as a water cooler and kettle.
The infinity pool features a shallow area that has two sunbeds encased in the water. The pool has stepping stones to access the other side of the terrace. The more secluded portion of the pool comes with an entry ladder. The pool also has six sun loungers scattered around the pool, along with three parasols.
Villa Murphy
We are thrilled to offer this four-bedroom rental villa featuring stylish interiors as well as breathtaking views of Kalkan Bay in the sought for-after region of Komurluk. The property is located over Zest Beach club and also has a games room sauna, hammam, and sauna along with an entertainment room, giving there is plenty to keep the family!
The master bedroom at the bottom of the corridor features an in-room Jacuzzi bath, as well as an additional shower that has a basin and WC. There’s a wardrobe with a dresser, a table, a chair, and an encased television. Doors that slide open lead to the private balcony, which has two chairs as well as a table you can enjoy the views of the sea towards the harbor.
The infinity pool features the shallow part of the pool with two sun beds submerged within the pool at one side and the more deep section of the pool is equipped with an entry ladder. There are also four sun loungers scattered around the pool and three parasols.
Villa Bella Mare
Villa Bella Mare combines quality with stunning design throughout the house and an amazing outdoor space as well as some of the most stunning views of the sea in Kalkan.
The utmost care has been put into each piece chosen for the home by its architect-owner, which includes many individual designs. an energizing, modern color palette was utilized throughout, as has elegant art.
The villa is located in a tranquil and elevated position over Kalamar Bay and offers truly amazing views from every level across the islands.
The infinity pool features an area that is shallow with steps leading to the deeper section of the pool on one side and a built-in Jacuzzi on the other side. There are separate pools that feature the stepping stones that surround the palm trees and another located at the back of the house that would be great for kids.
The sun deck has 10 loungers that have parasols, as well as a sunken Ottoman sitting area under a pagoda that is covered. On the other side of the property is a vast dining table that can comfortably sit 10 and a sofa that is built-in with comfy cushions that sit around a table. A stunning swing seat hangs by the roof covering and there’s also an inbuilt BBQ for dining outside and an outside kitchen sink and food preparation space.
Villa Buse
Villa Buse is a 5-bedroom detached house that is of an exceptional standard both indoors and outdoors. It’s just a few minutes walk to the town’s center.
The views are among the most beautiful in Kalkan which the developer created by constructing a huge infinity pool, large terraces for sunbathing, as well as large windows that capture the stunning views.
The property is fully air-conditioned and tastefully decorated with a contemporary theme throughout. The balconies in the bedrooms are large enough for breakfast, or an evening drink, whichever you like.
The infinity pool is surrounded by areas that can accommodate 10 people comfortably. They also offer outdoor dining under the pergola shaded by sunbeds and an outdoor Jacuzzi. For those who are the most active of those who are active, the villa includes a small gym or games room equipped with a treadmill.
Villa Supernova
Supernova is a huge five-bedroom home in the Kiziltas region of Kalkan with views of the sea that overlook Kalkan Bay towards Mouse and Snake Islands.
The villa is equipped with every luxury you’d ever want such as an indoor pool to sauna, hammam, and games room as well as fitness equipment.
The front door opens into an open-plan living space that includes an L-shaped sofa that has circular tables for coffee and an additional armchair that has small side tables as well as a huge smart TV that is mounted on the wall. The dining table can accommodate 8 people and the kitchen island is home to 2 additional chairs, so if the tables are placed to one side, 10 people will be comfortably seated. The kitchen is well-equipped and includes a refrigerator freezer and built-in microwave and electric oven dishwasher sandwich maker, washing machine and coffee maker toaster, kettle, as well as a water dispenser. The island in the kitchen has 5 rings gas hob with an extractor fan on top.
There are five double sun beds set on wooden platforms that are submerged in the entire shallow part that forms the pool’s infinity. A ladder provides access to the more deep section of the pool, and you will find two sun beds too.
Outside, the kitchen area has an eating table that can seat 8 comfortably. There are two chairs and an affixed table. It also has a portable BBQ to enjoy al-fresco dining beneath the cover on the patio. There’s also a sofa set as well as a swing chair on the terrace, too.
The climate in Kalkan
The climate of Kalkan is comparable to the climate similar to that of Southern California and the sea temperatures rarely dip below 16 deg, which allows a swimming season that lasts for 9 months. Kalkan also has the benefit of the ‘Meltem’, a seasonally-driven wind that provides an enjoyable breeze to hot summer afternoons!
The average temperatures are according to the following (see the following for a live’ Kalkan weather forecast):
Apr 21°c
May 26°c
Jun 30°c
Jul 34°c
Aug 35°c
Sep 31°c
Oct 27°c
Things to do Things to do Kalkan
Kalkan is located on Turkey’s stunning Lycian Coast in an area of breathtaking natural beauty that is rich in history. The city was once a small, but important trading port, the present Kalkan is a sly and sophisticated postcard-perfect with a handful of excellent low-rise hotels that are of high quality as well as a range of private family holiday homes as well as a myriad of superb roof-top eateries that serve a wide range of food options, with a range of fashionable and edgy jazz and blues bars.
The boutiques and shops in the village remain open until midnight and are filled with unique antiques, craft jewelry, leather items carpets, and clothes. In the narrow, old-fashioned streets are shuttered whitewashed buildings filled with vibrantly colored bougainvillea interspersed with terrace-style restaurants and shops. The cobbled streets wind towards the harbor, which is the main attraction of the village. Here you can eat while watching the world pass by, or just look around at the range of beautiful “gulets”.
In the daytime, you can avail of any of the “beach clubs” in Kalkan or visit the local market, and take part in local sports (such as parascending, water-skiing and scuba diving, hiking, and more) and then go for a visit to nearby historic places, drive a jeep through the mountains, or cruise on a gulet, or lay back by the large swimming pool.
Contrary to similar Turkish coast resorts Kalkan’s primary source of income is dependent on tourism. As a result, the people who live there put a lot of effort and effort into the preservation of the town’s history. Due to strict building rules and initiatives from Kalkan Foundation, the town has maintained its unique charm and unique atmosphere.
The warm and welcoming nature of those of the Kalkan population is an additional reason that first-time visitor always returns repeatedly.
Local beaches near Kalkan
Kalkan Beach
The tiny beach of pebbles close to the harbor has been beautifully extended in recent times through Kalkan Foundation. Kalkan Foundation.
Parasols and sunbeds are available to hire, and beach footwear is a great idea since it could be difficult to get to and from the ocean without them.
The water is crystal clear and refreshing, as the freshwater cold springs mingle with warmer seawater to form cold patches. For those who frequent Kalkan often, we are aware that the beaches in Kalkan are spectacular.
Kaputas Beach
A “dolmus” (local bus) departing from Kalkan village center takes about 10 minutes to reach the regularly seen Kaputas Beach, a lovely beach that is unspoiled and sand-colored in the middle of an emerald valley. However, be aware of the numerous steps, which are around 216 total!
It is important to note that there are no cafes or toilet facilities at this beach.
Patara Beach
A bit further away, however, and it is worth the dolmus ride (approximately 20 mins) The other is Patara Beach. This golden beach with 12 miles is the home of turtles that are protected and is called one of the more stunning beaches in all of Turkey. It’s also a fantastic location for riding horses!
The entry point to the beach is via the remains of the city’s ancient ruins. when you travel by car, you’ll be required to pay a small entry cost per person.
Sunbeds and parasols are offered to hire at the beach. In addition, there is a cafe with a good reputation for food and drinks.
Beach Clubs
The Kalkan beach clubs are located in the entire bay and are accessible (see the map below to find the exact locations of each). They’re rock gardens’ carved into the hillsides or decked areas that have easy access to the ocean and have sunbathing spots with swimming, water sports, and superb restaurant facilities as well as a relaxed atmosphere and stunning surroundings. Parasols and sun loungers are available for rental throughout the afternoon. Water taxis are free and operate from Kalkan harbor all late afternoon and early evening and from a variety of beach clubs.
Nearby Attractions in Kalkan
Kalkan is located within an area of Turkey that is steeped in history. This is why there are many sites of interest to the past (as places with natural splendor) that are easily accessible and well worth a trip. It is possible to visit these sites by yourself, or you can book an organized trip. Here are a few instances of interesting places to visit around the region:
Kas
The more bohemian city of Kasis located 30-40 minutes far from Kalkan. Along the way, the breathtaking coastal road winds through the dunes of a rocky coastline that offers stunning views of the sea. Kas is situated on a vast curving beach (the word ‘Kas’ can be translated to “curved”). The first mention of it was as early as Lycian days as “Antiphellos”. The modern city was built on the old site, with the remains of Antiphellos remain scattered across the town. While wandering through the streets, you could come across the ancient sarcophagus, one of the symbols of this historic Lycian city. In the middle of town, about just 500m away from the harbor, on the Hastane Caddesi Road, sits an unassuming, preserved Hellenistic amphitheater. Behind the amphitheater at the highest point of the hill is an ancient Doric tomb. As of the date at the time of writing, a stunning new marina is currently being constructed in Kas and when it is finished it will surely be worth visiting.
Fethiye
While Fethiye is a popular resort town It has managed to stay clear of excessive commercialism while maintaining authentic Turkish characteristics. The Quayside is bustling every morning, with boat excursions to nearby islands and beaches. There are also plenty of hotels and restaurants with lively bars as well as a Turkish Bath. The beautiful golden beaches in Oludeniz, as well as Calis, are close by. A must-see is a market for fish, which is where you can purchase fish and have it cooked in one of the nearby restaurants. There’s an assortment of salads as well as delicious Turkish bread that goes along with freshly cooked fish. Just be sure to ask for the wine! Fethiye is located about 80km to the northwest of Kalkan approximately 1 hour away by car on the N-400.
Local Villages
A lot of the villages in Kalkan remain undiscovered by tourists and their lifestyle remains unchanged for centuries. Berzigan village is located approximately 17km from the inland area and contains several Lycian rock tombs that you can explore. This is a place of abundance, and oxen traverse through the rough terrain. Islamlar village is located in a lush, cool valley that is adjacent to Kalkan. The village itself is an extensive collection of historic homes, a stunning mosque, and an original flour mill that is powered by water. It is also known due to its fish farms as well as restaurants (typical meals are made up of locally prepared meze, goat’s cheese fried local trout, and fresh fruits – delicious! ).
Saklikent Gorge
Saklikent Gorge is home to the torrent that flows through the Xanthos River which has cut its way into the rocks and formed an encircling 100m-long canyon. that is walked through for 4km in April after the snow of the Taurus Mountains has melted and traversed the gorge in its journey towards the Xanthos.
The gorge is located 35km journey from Kalkan and, with a knowledgeable guide and ropeway, it’s secure to visit the gorge (if you’re willing to get wet). The ideal moment to go is in the summertime. Good footwear is necessary while the waters are cold. Very cooling on a hot day!
Outside the gorge are several restaurants along the river in which you can dine for an informal Turkish lunch in the shade.
Xanthos
Xanthos The antiquated Lycian capital city, was laid to rest following an earthquake. It remains in process of being removed in Roman or Byzantine times.
The most notable sites include a stunning amphitheater, several monuments, and the remains of a massive church, which has clear-cut colored mosaics.
Tlos
Tlos is among the most significant historical places in the region and was one of the first communities in the Lycian region.
It is possible to walk up to, and then inside the ancient tombs and fortifications while enjoying stunning views across miles of the country.
Letoon
Letoon was a significant sacred site for the Lycian people. It also has the remnants of temples dedicated to Leto as well as her children Artemis as well as Apollo. Legend tells us that Leto was a victim of an angry Hera who was the wife of Zeus after he was in love with her. Leto was able to find refuge here.
Up until the year 1962, there was not much to see apart from a theater, however, since 1962, French archeologists have uncovered Leto’s sanctuary as well as adjoining structures that are located beneath the water table.
Kekova + Simena
A boat ride to Kekova is likely to be the most memorable part of your visit to the Lycian region. Most often, it is reached via a vessel coming from Kalkan or Kas the small section of the coastline is filled with surprises and historical significance. A typical tour will end in the town of Simena (Kale) which can only be reached via boat. Kekova Island Kekova is likely to be the next destination. There are ruins of walls and buildings underneath your boat depending on the expertise of your tour guide different objects of interest will be pointed out to you. There’s a good chance that you’ll make a few stops to swim or snorkel.
Patara
On the way to the stunning beach, it is not difficult to look at the old remains of Patara.
The amphitheater is one of them, as well as the triumphal gate with triple arches, an ancient cemetery (or Necropolis) that is dotted with Lycian tombs, and an open bath. 2500 years ago, Patara was the largest and most important port in the Lycian region. It’s also the place of birth for St Nicholas!
Kalkan Holiday Rentals
The town is situated near a harbor located at the foot of the Taurus mountain range, Kalkan is a resort for those who want a bit more than sun and sea, as well as sand. It’s a sophisticated historical town, with some stunning instances of Ottoman Greek architecture. Instead of finding hotels in Kalkan Why not think about renting a self-catering apartment? Beachfront Kalkan villas or an apartment in the town will provide you with more room and freedom. It’s not necessary to go out for meals all day long; you’ll be able to cook whenever and when you want to for your family.
Kalkan attractions
Kalkan is the ideal spot for those looking to get away from crowds of beaches. In addition to diving, water sports, and boat tours some fantastic establishments and restaurants provide the best in service. Do you want to dine in an eatery with a terrace on the roof that offers a beautiful panorama over the harbor? Shop for oriental carpets, antiques, and furniture. If you’re feeling like taking a dip, Kaputas beach and French Bay are easily accessible from Kalkan. If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, try climbing Kaputas Gorge. Kaputas Gorge is just four miles away.
Kalkan holiday rentals for families
Kalkan might not be the best option for people looking to relax at the beach However, it offers exciting options for parents with kids. The local aquatic activities include canoeing jet skiing, kayaking, and windsurfing. You can also take an excursion on a boat to see the caves of the region that include the famous Blue Cave, the largest in Turkey. Guvercinlik Cave Guvercinlik Cave three miles away is a natural habitat for wildlife pigeons, bats, and wild. There is also the possibility to get diving lessons, and you could be lucky enough to spot the wreckage of the Duchess of York the ship that was built in Hull. If you want to experience a different scenery, go to Bezirgan An active farming community that is just 10 miles from Kalkan.
Kalkan, a budget-friendly holiday destination
A self-catering villa or flat is a great affordable alternative for your family vacation in Kalkan. You’ll reduce the cost of hotels and restaurants while enjoying more freedom. We have a wide selection of rentals in this charming town. You can read our authentic reviews of our clients before making your reservation. We will offer you a fantastic value, allowing you to get the maximum use of your time in Kalkan.
Wrapping up Villas with Private Pool in Kalkan
In the end, Kalkan’s luxurious villas that have a private outdoor pool provide an opulent and tranquil holiday experience. From breathtaking seafront views to tranquil hillside retreats Kalkan’s villas are the ideal getaway for those looking for an intimate and luxurious family holiday. If you’re seeking an intimate retreat or a family getaway Kalkan’s private villas with a lovely pool provide the perfect setting to relax and enjoy. With their distinctive features and amenities, the Kalkan villas are guaranteed to meet your expectations and give you an unforgettable vacation experience.
