Villa Yildiz

Details of the Villa

The villa is traditionally Mediterranean in style with whitewashed walls, and the decor inside is bright and modern. The villa boasts a private outdoor pool with an outdoor shower and terrace, and plenty of places for you sit and relax in the sun or the shade. With an outdoor dining area and barbeque facilities, you can enjoy eating al fresco while taking in the beautiful planted grounds. Stepping inside, you will find a large, inviting kitchen with dining area, equipped with modern facilities including an oven, microwave and coffee machine. Open-plan, the room leads out to the living space with comfortable sofas for you to kick back on after a day of sunbathing or exploring and a television for entertainment evenings. There's also a dining table to seat up to six guests. There are three spacious bedrooms; one double and two twins, all with plenty of wardrobe space and en-suite shower rooms. They also have wide sea view terrace-style balconies and the double on the second floor has a large king-size bed and sofa and coffee table on its balcony. Find your prime tanning spot or just enjoy watching the world go by from your elevated position. With the sea just 300 metres away and Kalamar and Kulube beach clubs within a few minutes' walk, you're well placed to take part in water sports activities or go swimming. There are also a selection of quality local restaurants and cafes within a five minute walk and the centre of Kalkan town is a short car ride away or a 20-minute walk. There you'll find a serene harbour, quaint streets lined with houses and shops, and the town's famous markets and roof-top and waterfront restaurants. #### Location Located 25km north of Kas, Kalkan is a vibrant town known for its charming character, stunning architecture and striking natural scenery. With a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere and plenty of things to do and see it is an ideal choice for families and couples alike. Kalkan is set at the foot of the Taurus mountains and so there are plenty of fantastic walking, biking and hiking routes. Most people use the old fishing village, turned popular holiday destination, as a base to visit the nearby Lycian ruins – exciting ancient sites – or engage in the many local activities. You can't come to this beautiful part of Turkey without exploring Xanthos, Patara and Myra. In the town you can visit one of the bustling markets where you'll find everything from spices to hand-made rugs, produce and jewellery or browse the boutique shops. Look out for stalls selling fresh gozleme (savoury pancakes). Stop off for a drink and bite to eat at one of the waterfront cafes or famous roof-top restaurants, offering fantastic food and unrivalled views of the bay. In Kalkan, you can also take your pick from a selection of stunning golden beaches. There's Kalkan beach near the marina, and Kaputas, a scenic sandy cove about 7km east of Kalkan or Patara Beach, which is also a National Park. Most of the beaches have beach clubs which offer sports like sea kayaking, scuba diving and parasailing, and have decking for lounging and restaurants. For more aquatic adventures, you can jump on a traditional boat from Kalkan harbour to explore the surrounding bays and coves. Boats also leave Kas (a 30-minute drive away) to the island of Kekova where there are half-submerged ancient 2nd-century ruins. The whole family can discover them via swimming, snorkelling or sea kayaking. From historic sites to serene beaches, and plenty of places to enjoy water sports or hiking routes nearby, Kalkan is the perfect destination for holidaymakers of any age.