Villa Melis | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kas

Kalkan’s turquoise Mediterranean coastline stretches before you as you arrive at Villa Melis, a contemporary luxury villa rental in Kalkan, Turkey that redefines coastal living for discerning travellers. Six guests can spread across three thoughtfully proportioned bedrooms while enjoying the kind of amenities usually reserved for five-star resorts. The Ortaalan Region location places you within minutes of Kalkan’s most coveted beaches and walking distance of the town’s harborside restaurants.

Inside Villa Melis

Villa Melis sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct floors that maximise both privacy and connection. The architecture moves fluidly from entertainment to rest to water access, creating natural rhythms for different times of day.

The lower ground floor houses a double bedroom positioned adjacent to the indoor pool—the kind of arrangement that lets children splash while adults unwind feet away. This room includes an en-suite shower bathroom. The same floor contains the temperature-controlled 5 x 2.3-metre indoor swimming pool (1.20m depth), essential for cooler months or guests who prefer controlled water conditions. A dedicated sauna occupies this level, along with the activity room where billiards and PlayStation 5 entertainment compete for attention on rainy afternoons. A separate WC serves this wing.

Ground floor living focuses on the American-style kitchen—the kind of cooking space with serious counterspace and professional-grade espresso and filter coffee machines that transforms breakfast into something beyond routine. The kitchen flows directly into a modern living room appointed with television and media connectivity. From here, sliding glass transitions you to the pool terrace and uninterrupted sight lines to the sea.

The first floor contains two additional bedrooms. The master bedroom features a double bed, a bathtub within the en-suite, and a separate shower bathroom. The twin room sleeps two guests in single beds with its own en-suite shower bathroom. Both rooms capture natural light from multiple exposures and benefit from the cooling Mediterranean air that circulates through the villa.

Climate control runs throughout—air-conditioning systems manage summer heat, while the sauna provides year-round wellness ritual. Wi-Fi connectivity reaches every room. The villa includes travel cots and highchairs available by request for families with young children.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private swimming pool dominates the exterior grounds—10.5 x 3.6 metres with 1.45-metre depth, this is the kind of pool that invites extended summer days. A poolside shower rinses off salt and chlorine without returning indoors. The barbecue area sits positioned to capture evening breezes and sunset lighting, with seating that encourages long meals and lingering conversations as the sky turns orange and pink above the Taurus Mountains.

A garage with automatic shutters protects vehicles, and designated parking ensures no hunt for spaces when guests return from exploring the coastline. The gardens catch both morning and afternoon light depending on guest preference and activity timing.

Location: Kalkan and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan sits on Turkey’s southwestern Mediterranean coast, approximately 270 kilometres west of Antalya airport and 135 kilometres east of the Rhodes island strait. The town functions as a gateway to some of Turkey’s most dramatic coastal geography and historically significant archaeological zones.

The Kaputaş Beach lies just 7 kilometres east of Kalkan—a steep-sided cove with limestone cliffs that glow amber at sunset and turquoise water perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Patara Beach, 8 kilometres south, stretches 18 kilometres of sand alongside ancient Patara’s theatrical ruins and Roman granaries. The beach serves as a crucial loggerhead sea turtle nesting site between May and October, making it a biodiverse experience beyond typical swimming destinations.

Inland, the Lycian Way hiking trail runs through this region, connecting ancient city ruins across 540 kilometres of coastline. Xanthos—just 6 kilometres south—contains the most substantial Lycian archaeological complex, with rock tombs, a theatre, and administrative buildings visible from the main pathways. Letoon, 4 kilometres further, sits in a valley with pools, nymphaeum structures, and three temple foundations.

Kalkan’s harbour front hosts dozens of traditional wooden gulet sailing boats offering daily blue cruises to nearby islands and coves. Water sports operators run diving trips to reef systems and underwater caverns. Local restaurants along Kalkan’s central street serve fresh catch daily—sea bream, sea bass, and local octopus prepared simply with lemon and olive oil. The Wednesday farmers market in Kalkan’s main square stocks seasonal produce from surrounding agricultural villages.

For broader exploration, explore our luxury villas in Turkey and our full collection in Kas, the neighbouring town 25 kilometres south with its own protected harbour and historic Lycian connections. For destination inspiration, read our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

The nearest supermarket—Kalkan Market—sits 1.2 kilometres from Villa Melis, stocking international brands alongside local specialities. The pharmacy on Kalkan’s main street provides basic medications and tourist supplies. The closest petrol stations are 3 kilometres away in direction of Kas.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children find Villa Melis exceptionally well-suited. The double bedroom on the lower ground floor positions parents steps away from the indoor pool, allowing supervised water play without constant vigilance. Shallow areas of the main pool accommodate young swimmers, while beach clubs at Kaputaş and Patara provide lifeguard supervision and family facilities. The activity room keeps older children engaged during downtime.

Groups of friends aged 25-45 appreciate the entertainment infrastructure—billiards, PlayStation, and the kind of kitchen space that supports communal cooking sessions. The multiple bathrooms eliminate morning queuing conflicts. Three separate bedroom areas allow different sleep schedules without disruption.

Couples seeking extended stays find the sauna and indoor pool valuable for wellness routines. The reading space in the living room and the quiet master bathroom with bathtub appeal to guests seeking alone time without leaving the villa.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren—benefit from the distributed floor plan. Elders occupy the main floor for accessibility, younger guests take upper levels, and teenagers appreciate the activity room independence.

Practical Information

Villa Melis accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The property offers maid service available on request, chef/cook availability for special meals, and transfers to/from Antalya airport (approximately 270 kilometres, 3.5-hour drive). Water excursions and boat trip bookings can be arranged through the villa’s management team.

Utilities including electricity, water heating, and Wi-Fi connectivity are included in the rental rate. Air-conditioning, pool heating, and linen/towel provision are standard. Parking is provided on-site. The villa accepts travel cots and highchairs by advance request.

Check-in timing is flexible based on previous guest departures, typically after 3 p.m. Early check-in and late checkout are available subject to availability at additional cost.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Melis

How many guests does Villa Melis sleep?

Villa Melis sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: one double bedroom with en-suite on the lower ground floor, one double bedroom with bathtub and en-suite on the first floor, and one twin bedroom with en-suite also on the first floor. Travel cots are available on request, increasing capacity to 7 guests for families with infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Melis in Kalkan?

Antalya Airport (AYT) is the primary international gateway, located 270 kilometres west of Kalkan with a driving time of approximately 3.5 hours via the Mediterranean coastal highway. Direct transfers can be arranged through the villa’s management. Dalaman Airport (DLM), 85 kilometres south, offers a 90-minute alternative route but handles fewer international connections.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Melis?

April through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: air temperatures between 22-28°C, calm seas ideal for boating and snorkelling, and lower accommodation prices than peak July-August. July and August bring intense heat (35°C+) and significant tourist crowds to beaches and restaurants. November through March sees occasional rain but provides solitude, lower rates, and dramatic winter light for photography. The indoor pool and sauna make these shoulder seasons entirely comfortable.

Is Villa Melis suitable for families with children?

Yes. The lower ground floor bedroom adjacent to the indoor pool allows parents to supervise swimming without leaving the bedroom. The main swimming pool’s shallow end accommodates young swimmers. Kaputaş Beach (7 kilometres away) and Patara Beach (8 kilometres away) both have family facilities and relatively calm waters. The activity room provides rainy-day entertainment. Travel cots and highchairs are available. The villa management can arrange childcare recommendations and family-friendly restaurant reservations.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Melis?

The rental includes all utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet, air-conditioning, pool heating, linen and towels, cleaning service, parking, and access to all villa facilities including the indoor pool, sauna, and activity room. Optional additions include maid service (daily or periodic), chef/cook services, airport transfers, and boat trip bookings through local operators.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Melis?

Kalkan’s main street, 1.2 kilometres away, contains 30+ restaurants ranging from casual waterfront kebab shops to fine-dining establishments. Named highlights include restaurants specialising in grilled fish and traditional Turkish mezze. The Wednesday farmers market stocks seasonal vegetables, cheese, and local honey. Kalkan Market supermarket supplies groceries and international items. A pharmacy and ATM sit on the main street within 100 metres of each other. The nearest petrol station is 3 kilometres toward Kas.