Villa Yumurta | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kas/Antalya

Imagine waking to Mediterranean light filtering across a half-moon balcony in Kaş, Antalya, where a luxury villa rental sits perched above some of Turkey’s most dramatic coastline. Villa Yumurta commands views that stretch across turquoise water and pine-covered slopes—the kind of vista that makes you forget to check your phone for the first three days. This three-bedroom property sleeps six guests in considered comfort, each room designed as a private retreat rather than a dormitory.

Inside Villa Yumurta

Villa Yumurta sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct floors that maximize both privacy and views. Ground level opens into a fully fitted kitchen that flows seamlessly into an open-plan living and dining space—the kind of layout where someone always volunteers for dinner duty. A separate utility room houses a washing machine for longer stays, while a cloakroom with WC and hand basin serves guests moving between floors.

The first floor introduces the sleeping quarters. The twin-bedroom features two separate beds, a furnished balcony overlooking the garden, and an en-suite shower room. Adjacent sits a double bedroom with a safe for valuables, access to a sculptural half-moon balcony (these curved spaces catch morning sun and evening breezes in equal measure), and its own en-suite with shower.

Climb to the second floor and discover the master suite. A generous double bedroom comes with an in-room walk-in shower, a safe, and access to a particularly generous half-moon balcony—the one where you’ll sit with coffee and realize how quiet the world can be. This bedroom’s bathroom contains a WC and hand basin, creating a spa-like separation of wet and dry zones.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor areas reveal why people choose Mediterranean villas over hotels. A 5×7-meter saltwater pool sits at the heart of the terrace, ringed by sunbeds and parasols that shift shade throughout the day. A stone barbecue suggests grilled sea bass and local wine at sunset. The covered gazebo dining area transforms afternoon heat into an opportunity—long lunches with cold Turkish wine, the sound of cicadas, zero phone signal by choice.

A double egg chair sits positioned for two people to watch the light change across the water. Table tennis equipment appeals to competitive families and groups. Parking on the property removes the daily navigation puzzle of Mediterranean village streets. This is outdoor living designed by someone who actually understands how people spend time in sun-soaked climates: some hours by the pool, some in shade eating, some doing nothing at all.

Location: Kaş/Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Kaş sits on Turkey’s southwestern coast, approximately 160km west of Antalya city center and 40km east of the Rhodes ferry port. The town itself occupies a vertical geography of whitewashed buildings stacked against limestone cliffs, creating an amphitheater effect where virtually every street offers sea views. A 10-minute walk downhill reaches the harbor district where local fishing boats sit alongside gulet charter vessels.

The nearest significant beach, Kaputaş Plajı, lies 7km west—a crescent of pale sand wedged between cliff faces, accessible by a dramatic flight of stairs that feels like descending into a secret. Closer to Villa Yumurta, the town beaches and rocky coves provide immediate swimming and snorkeling access. Underwater, the water clarity extends 20+ meters on calm days; the seabed drops gradually then reveals ancient Lycian ruins around the 15-meter mark.

Kaş functions as the gateway to serious coastal exploration. The Lycian Way hiking trail begins here, a 540km long-distance route that traces the coast toward Antalya, passing through Patara, Xanthos, and Letoon—archaeological sites dating to 600 BC where inscriptions in ancient Greek still mark temple walls. Saklıkent Gorge, 45km northeast, cuts an 18-kilometer canyon through mountains with a rushing river that remains cold even in August; June through September brings organized canyoning and white-water adventures.

The nearby village of Kalkan (12km west) offers higher-end dining and boutique shopping. Dive operators in Kaş town center arrange boat trips to Kekova Island, where submerged Lycian settlements sit in 3-5 meters of water—you can snorkel directly over thousand-year-old building foundations. Local markets operate daily with produce from inland farms; try the Tuesday market in Kaş for the widest selection of seasonal fruits and fresh fish.

Dalyan, 35km west, provides boat trips through mangrove forests to Iztuzu Beach where loggerhead sea turtles nest (best visibility June-September). Fethiye, 50km southwest, hosts a weekly market famous across the region and serves as a kite-flying hub with thermal currents rising from the valley. Our luxury villas in Turkey showcase the breadth of coastal options; for this specific region, explore our full collection in Kaş. For broader destination research, our comprehensive Turkey travel guide provides seasonal timing advice and cultural context.

Seasonal weather patterns matter significantly. July and August bring sustained heat (30-35°C) and peak tourist seasons with crowded beaches, though night temperatures drop to a pleasant 22-24°C. April-May and September-October offer ideal conditions: calm seas, water temperature around 21-24°C, comfortable air temperature around 25-28°C, and substantially fewer visitors. Winter (November-March) brings occasional rain and cooler nights, but December through February offer dramatic clear skies and empty beaches for off-season seekers.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit from the distributed bedroom layout—grandparents on the second floor with ensuite privacy, parents and children spread across the first floor with quick access to stairs. Three separate bedrooms with four bathrooms eliminates morning queuing. Groups of three couples find the arrangement particularly comfortable, each pair occupying a floor-level suite.

Parents of school-age children appreciate the pool (shallow end suitable for younger swimmers), table tennis for competitive rainy-day entertainment, and the proximity to Kaş town center (accessible by foot, 10 minutes downhill, though returning uphill requires more effort). The proximity to safe snorkeling coves makes it practical for families combining relaxation with water activity.

Professional couples seeking escape value the reliable Wi-Fi for emergency check-ins, the space to actually work from a proper desk (the living area accommodates laptops), and the geographic remoteness that discourages casual interruption. A maid service can be arranged if the villa’s cleaning burden feels negotiable.

Adventure groups heading to the Lycian Way use Villa Yumurta as a comfortable base camp between hiking days. The chef service option appeals to groups wanting to eliminate restaurant-selection decisions while maintaining flexibility around meal timing.

Practical Information

Villa Yumurta accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The nearest major airport is Dalaman (Muğla), approximately 120km east—a two-hour drive by rental car or arranged transfer. Antalya International Airport, 160km southeast, offers more flight options but a longer transfer time (2.5 hours). Local supermarkets operate within the Kaş town center, approximately 1km downhill and accessible by foot or short taxi ride (around 30 Turkish Lira).

Wi-Fi internet covers the entire villa and terrace, with sufficient bandwidth for video calls and streaming. Air-conditioning provides individual climate control across bedrooms. Linens and towels are provided and refreshed during weekly cleaning. The saltwater pool requires no heating due to Mediterranean temperatures; chemical balance maintenance is included in the rental. Optional services include daily maid service, private chef preparation, arranged boat excursions to Kekova or gulet charters, and airport/port transfers via professional drivers with vehicle insurance covering holiday rental periods.

Standard check-in occurs at 4 PM; early arrivals after 2 PM can sometimes be accommodated with advance notice. Check-out at 10 AM allows cleaning before subsequent arrivals. Flexible dates during shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) occasionally permit extended check-in/check-out windows.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Yumurta

How many guests does Villa Yumurta sleep?

Villa Yumurta accommodates 6 guests maximum. The accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms: one twin room and two double bedrooms. Each bedroom includes an ensuite bathroom, allowing simultaneous shower access and privacy for all guests. The sofa in the open-plan living area could theoretically accommodate a child for sleeping, but official capacity is 6.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Yumurta in Kaş/Antalya?

Dalaman Airport (120km east, approximately 2 hours by road) is the closest commercial airport, serving both domestic and European routes. Antalya International Airport (160km southeast, approximately 2.5 hours) offers significantly more flight options and direct connections to major European cities. Both airports connect to Villa Yumurta by scheduled shuttle services or private transfer vehicles available through the villa management; advance booking reduces transfer costs by approximately 30 percent compared to same-day arrangement.

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

April through May and September through October represent ideal conditions: air temperatures between 24-28°C, water temperature around 21-24°C, calm seas suitable for boat excursions, and substantially reduced tourist density compared to July-August peak season. These months also coincide with optimal hiking conditions on the nearby Lycian Way. July and August deliver reliable sunshine and the warmest water temperature (28-30°C) but attract peak crowds and higher pricing. Winter months (November-March) experience occasional rain and cooler nights (10-15°C), though clear days still offer dramatic Mediterranean light and empty beaches for intrepid travelers.

Is Villa Yumurta suitable for families with children?

Yes, with practical caveats. The property includes a private saltwater pool with both shallow and deeper sections, suitable for children aged 5 and above with parental supervision. The terrace is fully fenced at pool level. Kaputaş Plajı beach, 7km away, offers a natural sandy beach with gentle entry suitable for younger swimmers. Table tennis equipment provides indoor entertainment during the occasional rainy afternoon. The major consideration: accessing Kaş town center requires a 10-minute downhill walk but a more strenuous uphill return, making it less practical for families with very young children to visit frequently on foot. Taxis operate throughout Kaş town, costing 30-50 Turkish Lira per journey. The bedrooms’ furnished balconies present a fall risk if unattended children under age 4 are present; older children typically understand basic safety protocols. A cot/travel crib can be arranged for infants.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Yumurta?

Standard rental includes furnished accommodation, Wi-Fi internet, air-conditioning, electricity, water, and standard heating for the pool. Weekly linen and towel changes are included. Cleaning of communal spaces occurs twice weekly. The pool chemistry (chlorine balance, pH adjustment) is maintained by the property management. Cooking equipment, kettle, toaster, and basic appliances are provided and functional. The DVD player comes with an extensive collection of films. Parking on the property is included and secured. Optional additional services—maid service, private chef, airport transfers, and boat excursion arrangements—are quoted separately and arranged in advance. Utilities beyond normal consumption (e.g., excessive air-conditioning use in peak heat) may incur nominal additional fees; these are clarified at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Yumurta?

Kaş town center (approximately 1km downhill, 10-minute walk) concentrates dining and shopping options. Restaurants cluster around the harbor area; Tombili (named for the famous street cat statue) specializes in grilled sea bass and local white wine, with tables practically overhanging the water. Chez Evy serves Mediterranean cuisine with Turkish influences and maintains excellent vegetarian options. The Tuesday market in central Kaş offers fresh produce, local honey, dried herbs, and specialty items at wholesale prices—ideal for villa cooking. Carrefour supermarket sits one block uphill from the harbor, stocking international brands alongside Turkish staples, open daily 8 AM to 10 PM. Local bakeries open at 6 AM; the Kaş branch of Hasan Baba bakery produces exceptional Turkish flatbreads and pastries. Wine shops in town sell local Turasan and Kavaklıdere wines at 60-80 Turkish Lira per bottle, substantially cheaper than restaurant markups. For fine dining, Kalkan village (12km west, 20-minute drive) concentrates higher-end restaurants including Cin Bay and Cin Bal, though prices reflect tourist seasons and premium positioning.