
Villa Sunshine is a 3 bedroom villa with jacuzzi and sea view located in Kalkan Kordere area.

Villa Sunrise is a 3 bedroom villa with jacuzzi and sea view located in Kalkan Kördere area.

Villa Lavantin Duo is a 1-bedroom honeymoon villa with a sheltered pool located in Kalkan, Üzümlü region.

Villa Cecile is a 3-bedroom holiday villa with a private pool and a capacity of 6 people, located in the Kalkan Islamlar area.

Villa Merlot is a one-bedroom holiday villa with a private pool for 2 people, located in the İkizce area of ​​Kalkan.

Villa Gün Işığı is a conservative luxury holiday villa with 1 bedroom, private pool for 2 people and indoor heated pool, located in the İslamlar area of ​​Kalkan.

Villa Asya is our private villa with 2 bedrooms and 4 people jacuzzi located in Kalkan Islamlar.

Villa Bakra is our luxury villa with 2 bedrooms and 4 people Jacuzzi located in Patara, Kalkan.

Villa Light is a sea view holiday villa with 3 bedrooms and a capacity of 6 people, located in Kalkan Ortaalan.

Villa Kalkan 1 is our exclusive luxury rental villa with 5 bedrooms and a sea view, with a capacity of 10 people, located in the Kalkan Kalamar region.

Villa Kalkan 2 is our exclusive luxury rental villa with sea view, located in the Kalkan Kalamar region, with 5 bedrooms and a capacity of 10 people.

Villa Kalkan 3 is our exclusive luxury rental villa with sea view, located in the Kalkan Kalamar region, with a capacity of 5 bedrooms and a capacity of 10 people. ​

Villa Kayra is a 6-bedroom villa in the Kalkan area, with a capacity of 12 people, sea view and a private pool.

Villa White Deram 1 is a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom villa with sea and nature views and a private pool, with a capacity of 7 people, located in the Kızıltaş area of ​​Kalkan.
Kalkan Villa Rental Options
Kalkan was formerly a Greek village called Kalamaki until the early 19th century. It still retains some of the original Greek buildings, including a church (which is now a mosque). These buildings in the old part of town nestled amongst their Turkish counterparts. Both old and modern buildings tumble down the steep hillside towards the sea. Their balconies strewn with bougainvillaea and jasmine overlook the cobbled maze of streets.
Until the mid-1980s the village was more or less abandoned but since then it has gradually grown to what it is today, a very popular holiday destination. Despite having expanded dramatically in the last ten years is still architecturally one of the most attractive places on the Turkish coast.
Kalkan is situated in a small shield-shaped bay on the Mediterranean coastline. In fact, the word Kalkan actually means shield in Turkish. It has a very attractive harbour and is a popular destination for yacht tourists. Private cruises, catamarans, yachts and Turkish vessels called gulets all amiably jostle for mooring space.
The waters around Kalkan are popular with fishermen, divers and snorkellers, water sports enthusiasts and swimmers alike. The bay abounds with natural freshwater springs which makes diving and snorkelling fascinating but they also produce the strange phenomenon of making the water surface colder than the deeper water.