Villa Sahil Su 5 | 1-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kas Antalya

Two guests, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a private infinity pool overlooking Kalamar Bay near Kaş, Antalya—this is the kind of Mediterranean escape that transforms a holiday into a turning point. Villa Sahil Su 5 sits at the water’s edge on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, part of a trio of contemporary stone villas built for those seeking seclusion without sacrificing style. From the moment you unlock the doors, the sound of the Aegean fills the open-plan living space, and you understand why some people never leave this stretch of coastline.

Inside Villa Sahil Su 5

Villa Sahil Su 5 sleeps 2 guests across 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, designed as a single-storey residence that requires no navigation beyond a gentle walk from entrance to terrace. The architecture draws from traditional Turkish stone-cottage design—high timber-beamed ceilings catch the light, while whitewashed walls keep the interiors cool even at the height of summer.

The ground floor contains everything: an open-plan living and dining zone flows directly onto the terrace without visual interruption. A contemporary kitchenette sits integrated into this space, outfitted with an oven, hob, and frost-free fridge-freezer—sufficient for light cooking, coffee rituals, or preparing mezze platters from the Kalamar market down the hill. The kitchen window frames your first sea view of the day; many guests find themselves lingering here longer than intended.

The master bedroom occupies its own corner, featuring a substantial double bed positioned to capture southern light and the perpetual shimmer of the bay. A fitted wardrobe, dressing table, and full-length mirror serve practical purposes, though most guests report spending minimal time indoors. The ensuite bathroom delivers Carrara marble surfaces, a walk-in glass-fronted shower, and heated towel rails—the kind of detail that matters after a cold morning swim.

Air conditioning circulates throughout; Wi-Fi reaches every corner; a flat-screen television plays background music more often than foreground entertainment. The aesthetic runs to minimalist furnishing—grey upholstery on the main sofa, a wooden coffee table that has hosted countless morning coffees, contemporary art chosen for restraint rather than impact. This is a space that does not shout; it whispers.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The true living happens outside. A private infinity pool measuring 5 metres by 2.2 metres sits a few paces from the bedroom doors—small enough to keep clean, large enough to justify the daily dip. Two cream-cushioned wooden loungers flank the water; overhead umbrellas provide respite when the midday sun intensifies. The pool deck is finished in pale stone, warm underfoot but not scorching—the kind of detail that reveals thoughtful design.

From the terrace, the view doesn’t perform tricks or demand Instagram documentation; it simply exists as a permanent reminder of where you are. A shaded two-seater seating area faces the water; a two-seater dining table sits ready for alfresco suppers. A built-in barbecue allows you to grill local fish, lamb kebabs, or vegetables from the weekly market. As evening falls, the light transforms the bay from blue to gold to purple to black, and the yachts anchored offshore switch on their navigation lights like a temporary constellation.

Ancient olive trees dot the surrounding gardens—gnarled specimens that have stood for decades—interspersed with bougainvillaea in magenta and white, jasmine flowers that release their scent after sunset, and tall trees that provide essential shade and privacy. Stone walls enclose the property; tall gates ensure security. A parking space sits discreetly away from the main villa.

Access to the Mediterranean requires a short walk down a stone pathway to the shared mini beach club—a communal bathing platform hewn into the rocky shoreline, furnished with sun loungers, parasols, and communal seating. A set of steps leads directly into water so clear you can see the seabed at three metres depth. This is not a sand beach; this is direct rocky-shore access to one of Europe’s warmest swimming zones.

Location: Kaş, Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Villa Sahil Su 5 occupies a strategic position on the Turquoise Coast, 125 kilometres west of Dalaman Airport (approximately 2 hours by car through the Taurus Mountains). The journey itself is part of the experience—you descend from pine forests into Mediterranean light, and by the time you reach Kalamar Bay, you have entered a different world.

Kalamar itself is a working fishing village with a cluster of supermarkets, bakeries, and casual restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, and fresh seafood. The main town of Kalkan lies 3 kilometres to the east—a pedestrian-friendly harbour settlement built vertically on hillsides, famous for its 150+ restaurants occupying cobbled streets, traditional white houses with blue shutters, and rooftop venues serving Turkish and international cuisine with unobstructed sea views. The Kalkan pebble beach offers organised loungers and umbrellas, plus easy entry into calm waters.

Two major beach clubs sit within walking distance (1-2 km): both offer bathing platforms, restaurant service, water sports, and swimming pools. Kaputas Beach, 12 kilometres south, is a natural gorge beach accessed by 200 steps down and 200 steps up—worth the effort for its dramatic setting and fewer crowds. Patara Beach, 18 kilometres away, extends for 20 kilometres of unspoilt sand and serves as a protected hatching ground for endangered Caretta Caretta sea turtles; it also hosts ancient ruins including two Roman amphitheatres and a 2,000-year-old city layout. Sunsets here, viewed from the ever-shifting sand dunes, rank among the Mediterranean’s most memorable.

The Ottoman harbour town of Kaş lies 25 kilometres east along one of the world’s most dramatic coastlines. Its cobbled streets feature overhanging balconies draped in magenta bougainvillaea; independent shops sell handmade goods and antiques; traditional restaurants serve authentic Turkish cuisine with sea views. From Kaş, a 20-minute ferry reaches the Greek island of Meis (Megisti), accessible for day trips to swim in the Blue Cave or dine waterfront at candlelit restaurants.

The Lycian Way walking trail cuts through this region, linking major archaeological sites: Xanthos, Patara, Letoon, Tlos, Sidyma, and Pinara. These ruins span Lycian, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine periods, offering hikers a 7-kilometre stretch through villages, coastal paths, and ancient amphitheatres. The Fethiye fish market, 40 kilometres north, is a foodie destination; the town itself contains ancient sites and designer-label shopping.

For water-based exploration, traditional gulet boats (wooden sailing vessels) operate daily trips from local harbours, typically including lunch of homemade meze, afternoon tea, and sunset return cocktails with snorkelling opportunities.

Explore our luxury villas in Kaş, Antalya for alternative properties in this region, or browse our full collection throughout Turkey. For destination planning, consult our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Sahil Su 5 is engineered for couples seeking privacy and views without the logistical complexity of managing multiple bedrooms. A honeymoon pair will find the scale intimate; a long-married couple will appreciate the simplicity. Solo travellers gain an entire villa with pool access at an efficient cost.

The villa is not designed for families with young children—the lack of enclosed gardens, rocky shore access, and single-bedroom configuration make it impractical for multigenerational groups or parents with toddlers. Similarly, groups of friends seeking shared accommodation will quickly exhaust the single bedroom arrangement.

The ideal guest is one who arrived to read, swim, eat well, walk the coastal paths, and watch the light change across the water. Early risers who value solitude. Couples comfortable with minimal entertainment infrastructure. Those who regard a private pool and sea access as a sufficient itinerary on their own.

Practical Information

Capacity: 2 guests, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom.

Nearest Airport: Dalaman Airport, 125 kilometres away, approximately 2 hours by car via the Taurus Mountain road.

Nearest Supermarket: Kalamar village centre, less than 1 kilometre away on foot, stocks fresh produce, bread, dairy, wine, and basics daily.

Included in Rental: Wi-Fi internet throughout; air conditioning; heating; pool access; private parking; TV; standard linen and towels; access to shared beach club facilities.

Check-in: Flexible arrival times available with advance notice; standard check-in is 16:00 hours, check-out 11:00 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Sahil Su 5

How many guests does Villa Sahil Su 5 sleep?

Villa Sahil Su 5 accommodates 2 guests maximum in 1 double bedroom. There are no sofa beds, annexes, or overflow sleeping areas. The villa is deliberately designed for couples or solo guests requiring privacy rather than capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Sahil Su 5 in Kaş, Antalya?

Dalaman Airport is 125 kilometres away and approximately 2 hours’ drive by car. The route ascends through the Taurus Mountains, offering spectacular views but requiring a comfortable relationship with winding roads. Car hire is recommended; pre-arranged airport transfers are available on request.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Sahil Su 5?

April through June offers warm water (22-25°C), clear skies, and fewer tourists—ideal for those prioritising solitude. September through October repeats this pattern with even calmer seas. July and August bring peak heat (35°C+), crowded restaurants, and peak pricing, though the sea reaches a bathable 28°C. November through March experiences intermittent rain, cooler water (16-18°C), and reduced restaurant availability, though prices drop significantly and the landscape turns vibrant green.

Is Villa Sahil Su 5 suitable for families with children?

Not ideally. The rocky shore access (no sand beach directly adjacent), single bedroom configuration, open-plan layout with minimal separation, and lack of fully enclosed gardens create practical challenges with young children. The shared beach club requires adult supervision. Families should consider multi-bedroom properties in Kalkan town, where sandy beaches, children’s menus, and family entertainment are standard.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Sahil Su 5?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning, pool access, heating, standard linen and towels, parking space, and TV with satellite channels. Utilities (water, electricity, gas) are included. Pool maintenance is managed by staff. Optional services—such as private chef dinners, additional cleaning, or local concierge support—are available at supplementary cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Sahil Su 5?

Kalamar village (under 1 km) has everyday supermarkets, bakeries, and simple restaurants. Kalkan town (3 km) offers 150+ dining options ranging from casual mezze bars to fine-dining rooftop restaurants with sea views, plus designer shops, artisan galleries, and souvenir traders. Two major beach clubs with restaurant service sit 1-2 kilometres away. Kaş town (25 km) specialises in authentic Turkish cuisine and independent shops. The weekly market operates in Kalkan and supplies fresh produce, fish, and local goods.