Kalamar House | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Antalya Dalaman

Antalya’s Turquoise Coast holds treasures that most visitors never discover. Kalamar House sits in the quieter reaches of Kalamar Bay, west of the charming port town of Kalkan, offering a luxury villa rental in Antalya that combines Mediterranean authenticity with contemporary comfort. This four-storey residence sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms and four bathrooms, each with its own ensuite facilities—the kind of arrangement that makes multi-generational trips and friend groups actually work.

Inside Kalamar House

Kalamar House sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The architecture unfolds across four floors, each serving a distinct purpose in the rhythm of a coastal escape.

The ground floor anchors the villa with an open-plan living zone where light streams through floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Mediterranean. A spacious L-shaped cream sofa dominates the seating area, paired with matching pouffe and occasional tables. A fireplace—Adams-style, enclosed—waits for cooler evenings when the sea breeze carries a chill. Adjacent to this living space sits a fully equipped kitchen with American-sized refrigerator, separate cooker and hob, dishwasher, and washing machine. The kitchen table accommodates eight place settings. From here, a guest cloakroom provides convenient facilities without retreating upstairs.

The first floor reveals two generously proportioned bedrooms. The primary double features a panoramic curved window that opens directly onto a furnished balcony—the kind of vantage point where you’ll wake to Mediterranean light and decide breakfast can wait another hour. This room includes a flat-screen television and a black-and-white marble ensuite. The second bedroom on this level accommodates two single beds (convertible to a double configuration), wardrobes, bedside tables, and its own ensuite bathroom. Both rooms have direct balcony access; the morning coffee ritual takes on particular significance when consumed overlooking the sea.

The second floor houses two additional double bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms and furnished balconies that face the water. The symmetry of arrangement means no guest quarters feel secondary—every bedroom commands views and privacy in equal measure.

The roof terrace operates as the villa’s social crown. A jacuzzi bath sits ready for evening immersion as daylight dissolves. Sun loungers invite afternoon reading. A built-in bar with refrigerator means mixing drinks becomes part of the entertainment rather than an errand. This elevated terrace captures every angle of sunset, transforming the final hour of daylight into theater.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace descends from the living quarters to reveal the swimming pool—an unusual L-shaped design that curves with the villa’s contours rather than imposing geometric simplicity on the landscape. Sea-blue cushioned loungers cluster nearby, each shaded by individual parasols. A substantial sun bed with pull-down canopy provides retreat from intense midday heat. The dining area features a mustard-yellow six-seater rattan table with integrated barbecue, transforming alfresco meals into events rather than necessities. An outdoor shower allows rinsing off salt water before retreating indoors.

The terrace enjoys southwestern exposure, capturing afternoon and evening light while the bay itself—Kalamar Bay itself—creates a natural amphitheater of water and stone. Swimming in the pool here means never losing sight of the broader seascape.

Location: Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan itself occupies a geography that discourages casual tourism. The town clings to steep hillsides sloping toward the water—whitewashed buildings, narrow streets designed for foot traffic and donkeys rather than vehicles, rooftop restaurants where dinner comes with unobstructed sea views. The harbor maintains its working character; gulets (traditional Turkish sailing boats) depart daily for full-day excursions that include swimming stops at isolated coves, snorkeling over submerged ruins, and sunset returns accompanied by cold wine and mezze platters.

Kaputas Beach lies approximately 8km south—a sliver of golden sand accessible only by descending 200 stone steps, which means crowds remain manageable and the water stays cleaner than at popular resorts. Patara Beach, 15km further west, stretches for 18km and serves as a nesting ground for endangered loggerhead turtles; the beach itself hosts scattered remains from the Lycian civilization, visible just above the waterline.

The Lycian Way hiking trail begins nearby, tracing ridgelines that once connected ancient cities. Sections range from two-hour walks to full-day expeditions; the views encompass the Mediterranean on one side and pine-forested mountains on the other. For history enthusiasts, Xanthos sits approximately 40km away—a UNESCO World Heritage site containing temples, tombs, and theater remains spanning Greek, Persian, and Roman periods. Letoon, 5km beyond Xanthos, features three temples dedicated to Apollo, Artemis, and Leto. Tlos, situated 35km inland near the village of Saklikent, crowns a hilltop with fortress walls and scattered buildings offering panoramic valley views.

The town of Kas, 25km west, functions as Antalya’s primary adventure hub. Boat operators here arrange daily trips to Kekova Island, where partially submerged Lycian tombs and ruins create an otherworldly snorkeling experience. Meis (Greek island of Megisti) lies just offshore—a day trip destination reached via scheduled water taxis offering Turkish hospitality meeting Greek island culture.

Antalya Airport, 170km north, connects to Istanbul (2-hour flight), most European capitals (3-4 hour flights), and domestic Turkish cities. Ground transfer to Kalamar House takes approximately 2.5-3 hours by private vehicle through landscapes that shift from developed coastal plains to verdant Mediterranean forests. For exploring the luxury villas in Antalya region, or reviewing our complete collection across Turkey, consult our comprehensive Turkey travel guide, which details seasonal variations, cultural considerations, and activity recommendations across the Turquoise Coast.

The best rental months are May through June and September through October. July and August bring extreme heat (40°C+) and peak tourist density, though the sea temperature reaches its warmest. Spring arrives with wildflower blooms covering hillsides; autumn delivers warm days, cool mornings, and clear starlit nights. Winter (November-February) means occasional rain and reduced daylight, though temperatures remain mild by northern standards and crowds vanish entirely.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit most from Kalamar House’s structure—grandparents occupy one floor, parents and young children another, with teenagers claiming the quieter second-floor bedrooms. The pool keeps younger guests entertained while the jacuzzi accommodates adult decompression. Groups of four couples appreciate the symmetrical bedroom arrangement and shared entertaining spaces that don’t force constant togetherness.

The villa works well for families prioritizing independence. With full kitchen facilities and optional chef/catering services available, you control meal timing and content. The “no car required” designation matters here—Kalkan town center sits within walking distance via hillside paths; beach clubs operate water taxi services; restaurants deliver. Younger children find the pool satisfying and safe; teenagers can walk to cafes without parental escort.

Multi-generational groups gain from having separate ensuite bathrooms—no bathroom queue politics. Four double bedrooms with flexibility (one twin convertible to double) means accommodation surprises rarely occur. Couples seeking romantic seaside respites may find the villa slightly oversized, though off-season rates and the promise of jacuzzi evenings might justify the space.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Bedroom breakdown: two double bedrooms on the first floor (one with panoramic curved windows, one twin with single beds convertible to double), two double bedrooms on the second floor.

Nearest Airport: Antalya Airport (AYT), approximately 170km north. Private transfer by car takes 2.5-3 hours depending on traffic through Antalya city limits. Scheduled shuttle services operate at lower cost but with longer transit times (4+ hours with multiple stops).

Nearest Supermarket: Kalkan town center holds several small grocers and a weekly market serving local produce. For comprehensive shopping, Kas (25km west) and Fethiye (45km southwest) offer modern supermarkets. Kalamar House arrival includes a “hamper” of basic foods and bottled water.

Included in Rental: Air-conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi connectivity, satellite television, bed linens and towels, pool access, terrace facilities, barbecue use, parking in private off-road garage, utilities (water, electricity, heating).

Available Services: Maid service, chef/cook services, catering options, meal delivery arrangements, airport and activity transfers, kids’ activity coordination.

Check-in Flexibility: Standard check-in occurs at 4pm; check-out at 10am. Early arrivals and late departures often accommodate with advance notice and potential fee adjustment.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kalamar House

How many guests does Kalamar House sleep?

Kalamar House accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Bedroom configuration includes two double bedrooms on the first floor (one featuring panoramic sea-view windows with balcony access, one twin-bedded room with convertible double arrangement, both with ensuite bathrooms), and two double bedrooms on the second floor, each with ensuite facilities and balconies. No sofa beds or annexes supplement this capacity—the eight-person arrangement reflects the villa’s core design.

What is the nearest airport to Kalamar House in Antalya?

Antalya Airport (AYT) sits 170km north, approximately 2.5-3 hours by private vehicle through Antalya’s urban area then westward toward Kalkan. Direct flights connect Antalya to Istanbul (2 hours), most European capitals (3-4 hours), and domestic Turkish cities. Ground transfers can be arranged through the villa management; shuttle services exist at lower cost with extended journey times due to multiple stops.

What is the best time of year to rent Kalamar House?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions. Spring (May-June) brings wildflower blooms, warm but not excessive temperatures (25-28°C), and gentle sea breezes—ideal for hiking the Lycian Way and exploring archaeological sites without midday heat stress. Autumn (September-October) delivers warm days (28-32°C), cool mornings, and exceptional starlight for evening terrace enjoyment. July-August mean extreme heat (40°C+) and peak tourist density at beaches and restaurants, though sea temperatures reach maximum warmth. Winter (November-February) remains mild (15-18°C daytime) with occasional rain; crowds vanish but daylight shortens and some restaurants close seasonally.

Is Kalamar House suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a private swimming pool surrounded by cushioned loungers and parasols—safe for supervised swimming without requiring beach trips. Nearby Kalkan hosts a playground within walking distance. Beach clubs operate in town, many offering kids’ activities and calm-water swimming areas. Patara Beach (15km away) slopes gradually and rarely experiences strong currents. Optional kids’ excursion services arrange boat trips, snorkeling with guides, and archaeological site visits with family-friendly pacing. The kitchen accommodates parents who prefer controlling meal content and timing. Multiple bathrooms prevent morning bottlenecks. Balconies on each bedroom allow parents to supervise terrace play while resting.

What is included in the rental price at Kalamar House?

Included amenities cover: air-conditioning throughout the villa, Wi-Fi connectivity, satellite television service, bed linens and bath towels, swimming pool access and maintenance, all terrace facilities (loungers, parasols, bar equipment), barbecue use, private off-road parking, water supply, electricity, and pool heating (where applicable). The arrival “hamper” provides basic pantry items and bottled water for immediate needs. Not included: meals (though chef and catering services can be arranged separately), premium alcohol, laundry services (washing machine available for guest use), or transfers to nearby attractions.

What restaurants and shops are near Kalamar House?

Kalkan town center—a 10-minute walk downhill—contains numerous restaurants ranging from casual waterfront mezze houses to formal establishments. Specific venues include restaurants along the harbor specializing in grilled fish and Turkish mezze; rooftop restaurants like those on the upper streets offering dinner with unobstructed Mediterranean views. The town market operates throughout the week with fresh produce, cheese, bread, and local specialties. Small grocers stock everyday items; larger supermarkets exist in nearby Kas (25km) and Fethiye (45km). The village of Ucagiz, 5km west, contains family-run pide (Turkish flatbread) houses and simple fish restaurants catering to locals rather than tourists. All these establishments remain accessible without requiring a vehicle—Kalkan’s hillside topography means walking is the primary transport method.