Villa Aiyla | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Antalya Dalaman

Villa Aiyla stands on the hillside above Kalkan, commanding unobstructed views across the Mediterranean from a vantage point that feels simultaneously remote and minutes from everything you’ll want. This five-bedroom luxury villa rental in Antalya accommodates ten guests across three storeys of contemporary architecture, where floor-to-ceiling glazing transforms views into living spaces rather than mere decoration. You’ve selected a location on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast where the sea horizon dominates breakfast conversations.

Inside Villa Aiyla

Villa Aiyla sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across three levels to provide both intimacy and shared gathering space.

The ground floor anchors the property with an expansive open-plan living and dining area, where the kitchen occupies prime real estate with professional-grade equipment: a full-sized oven, microwave, dishwasher and generously-stocked fridge freezer. This is the kind of kitchen that transforms holiday cooking from chore to pleasure, and the island hob becomes the natural gathering point during meal preparation. The dining table seats ten comfortably, facing windows that frame the bay. One twin-bedded room on this level comes with its own en-suite shower room and direct terrace access—ideal for older relatives or younger guests who want independence without climbing stairs.

The first floor introduces three additional bedrooms. The first features a double bed with private balcony access and an en-suite shower room finished in marble. The second offers twin single beds arranged for flexibility—split into two separate sleeping spaces or configured as preferred—along with balcony access and an ensuite. The third bedroom on this floor mirrors the first: a double bed, furnished balcony overlooking the bay, and its own en-suite bathroom with marble finishes.

The second floor houses the final bedroom—a double-bedded room with exclusive access to the roof terrace—plus an en-suite shower room. This top-floor position means sunrise light floods in unobstructed, and you’ll fall asleep to the sound of waves against the cliff face below.

Throughout the property, air conditioning maintains comfort during the Mediterranean summer months, while built-in wardrobes in each bedroom eliminate the suitcase-on-the-floor aesthetic. Wi-Fi reaches all five bedrooms, the living spaces, and extends onto terraces—a detail that matters when you’re working around a time zone or want to download photos in real time.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The main terrace commands attention immediately. A 4.5-metre by 13.6-metre swimming pool dominates the space, its glass frontage creating the optical illusion that water flows directly toward the sea view beyond. Sun loungers positioned at the water’s edge mean you can alternate between swimming laps and horizontal relaxation without leaving the pool deck. The surrounding terrace accommodates multiple seating areas: a generous wraparound sofa faces the bay, while separate groupings allow different guests to occupy different zones simultaneously without feeling crowded.

An outdoor kitchen with barbecue and dining table transitions the space into a social hub for sunset entertaining. The light at golden hour—around 6:30pm throughout summer—hits this terrace at precisely the angle that makes everyone look radiant and the sea turn liquid copper.

The roof terrace, accessed from the upper floor, functions as a private wellness sanctuary. A sauna and hammam (Turkish steam room) bookend the experience—dry and wet heat options for post-swimming recovery or simple relaxation. A plunge pool provides cool respite, and the fitness area with modern equipment transforms morning routines into workouts with a view. This space operates as a complete spa facility contained within your rental; no need to leave the property for wellness treatments.

Private parking sits separate from the villa itself, a practical detail that eliminates the visual clutter of vehicles from your Mediterranean fantasy. All spaces include air conditioning, Wi-Fi throughout, and a washing machine for longer stays with younger guests or multiple occupancies.

Location: Antalya and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan itself, the harbour town anchoring Villa Aiyla’s location, retains the character of its former identity as a Greek settlement called Kalamaki. Whitewashed buildings cluster around a working harbour where fishing boats still operate alongside tourist vessels. The Thursday market in Kalkan’s town centre supplies fresh local produce—tomatoes picked that morning, feta still warm, olives from groves that predate the Ottoman Empire. This market functions as the social hub where locals shop; it’s the authentic Antalya experience without the tourist infrastructure of larger resorts.

Walking distance from Villa Aiyla, several beach clubs operate platforms directly on the water. These aren’t crude beach bars but full hospitality venues with shaded lounging areas, restaurants serving meze plates and fresh fish, and in several cases, full-sized swimming pools for those who want freshwater swimming. The water taxi from Kalkan harbour (complimentary for club patrons) whisks you to additional clubs on the bay’s opposite shore, extending your options without requiring a car.

Kaputas Beach, approximately 8km south of Kalkan, commands attention for its geological drama—golden sand accessed via dramatic cliff descent, the beach squeezed into a natural gorge where limestone walls rise 200 metres behind the shoreline. Patara Beach, 15km further south, unfolds across 20 kilometres of unspoilt sand, protected partly as a loggerhead turtle nesting ground. The season from May through September witnesses nightly turtle emergence—a wildlife experience that doesn’t require departing Antalya.

Kas, 25km west via the D400 coastal road, operates as the region’s most photogenic town—Ottoman architecture lining steep streets, bougainvillaea cascading from rooflines in shades of purple and magenta, restaurants with tables overlooking the harbour. The 20-minute ferry from Kas to the Greek island of Meis (Megisti) crosses the border literally and culturally; the Blue Cave on Meis’s northern coast remains one of the Mediterranean’s most photographed natural features.

Inland, the Lycian Way walking trail passes through Kalkan’s hills, threading between archaeological sites spanning Greek, Roman, Lycian and Byzantine periods. The ancient city of Xanthos near Kinik, 30km inland, preserves amphitheatres and temples from the 5th century BCE. Patara’s ruins sit near its famous beach, combining heritage tourism with water activities in a single location.

Dalaman Airport, the primary entry point for this region, sits 125km east of Villa Aiyla—approximately 90 minutes’ driving through the Taurus Mountains and Turkish countryside. The route itself constitutes tourism: switchbacks revealing expanding vistas of the Turquoise Coast, small villages where time appears to operate on a different schedule, landscapes explaining why this region attracts those seeking authenticity over commercialisation.

For destination inspiration and detailed regional knowledge, explore our comprehensive Turkey travel guide, or browse more luxury villas in Antalya and our full collection of Turkish properties.

The best travel months align with Mediterranean climate patterns: May through June offers warm water and sunshine without summer’s peak heat; September through October delivers identical conditions as the summer retreats. July and August see temperatures consistently above 32°C and the highest visitor concentration, though the sea remains perfect for swimming and cooling off.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families benefit from Villa Aiyla’s distributed sleeping arrangements—grandparents on the ground floor minimize stair navigation, adults occupy the first floor, younger guests claim the dramatic top floor space. The double terrace arrangement means simultaneous activities occur without collision: teenagers can occupy the lower pool terrace while parents relax on the roof terrace without visual or acoustic interference.

Friend groups of 8-10 people find the villa’s sleeping configuration flexible and spacious—no one sleeps on a sofa bed, no room feels cramped, and the multiple outdoor zones accommodate different relaxation styles simultaneously. The fitness area appeals to guests who maintain workout routines during holidays rather than abandoning them entirely.

Couples prioritise the master bedroom’s roof terrace access and the overall privacy available at hillside elevation. The sauna and plunge pool function as intimate wellness amenities rather than resort facilities shared with hundreds of other guests.

Families with younger children find three specific advantages: the private pool eliminates public beach logistics for toddlers; the enclosed terraces provide safe outdoor space without doors opening directly to roadways; the proximity to Kalkan’s Thursday market and supermarket means familiar foods when local cuisine feels too adventurous for particular palates.

Practical Information

Capacity and Configuration: Villa Aiyla accommodates ten guests across five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Ground floor provides one twin bedroom suitable for accessibility-conscious guests; first floor offers three further bedrooms (one double, one twin, one double); second floor contains one double bedroom.

Nearest Airport: Dalaman Airport, approximately 125km away via the D400 coastal highway, requires roughly 90 minutes’ transfer time by private car or shuttle service.

What’s Included: Air conditioning throughout all spaces and bedrooms; Wi-Fi internet access indoors and on all terraces; television with Netflix; hairdryers in each bathroom; full washing machine facilities; iron and ironing board; private parking; all linen and towels refreshed according to rental duration; swimming pool access and heating; sauna, hammam, and plunge pool facilities on the roof terrace; fitness equipment access.

Nearest Services: Local supermarkets and shops sit within walking distance; Kalkan town centre (approximately 2km by car) houses banks, the Thursday market, restaurants, cafés and bars; Kalkan harbour (1.5km) operates water taxi services to beach clubs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Aiyla

How many guests does Villa Aiyla sleep?

Villa Aiyla sleeps ten guests across five bedrooms and five bathrooms: one twin-bedded room on the ground floor; three bedrooms on the first floor (one double, one twin, one double); one double bedroom on the second floor with roof terrace access. All bedrooms include en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning. No sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements are required.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Aiyla in Antalya?

Dalaman Airport serves this region of Antalya, located approximately 125 kilometres east of Villa Aiyla via the D400 coastal highway. The transfer journey takes approximately 90 minutes by private car or shuttle service, traversing through the Taurus Mountains and Turkish countryside. This distance places the villa closer to Antalya’s western coast and further from the busier central resort infrastructure.

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

May through June and September through October provide optimal conditions: water temperatures between 24-26°C, daytime temperatures in the high 20s°C, reliable sunshine, and fewer visitors than peak July-August season. July and August offer the hottest temperatures (32-35°C+), busiest crowding, and best sea conditions for water sports, though the heat intensity discourages midday outdoor activity. Winter months (November-March) see cooler weather (12-18°C), occasional rainfall, and significantly reduced tourist infrastructure closures.

Is Villa Aiyla suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private 4.5m × 13.6m swimming pool eliminates public beach logistics for toddlers and young children, with sun loungers positioned for supervising swimmers. The ground floor twin bedroom accommodates children with adult proximity while maintaining privacy. Kalkan’s proximity provides supermarket access for familiar food supplies when local cuisine feels adventurous. The enclosed terraces create safe outdoor spaces. Kaputas Beach (8km distant) and Patara Beach (15km distant) offer family-friendly facilities. The marble bathrooms include safety features suitable for younger children, and the private villa environment suits younger schedules without disturbing neighbouring guests.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Aiyla?

Included amenities encompass: air conditioning throughout all bedrooms and living spaces; Wi-Fi internet across indoor and terrace areas; television service with Netflix access; all linen and towels refreshed according to your stay duration; swimming pool access with heating systems operational; sauna and hammam (Turkish steam room) use; plunge pool access; fitness equipment in the roof terrace facility; hairdryers in each bathroom; washing machine facilities; iron and ironing board; private parking; standard utility costs during your occupancy. Clarify with Excellence Luxury Villas whether additional services (chef, cleaner, private transfers) are available at supplementary cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Aiyla?

Kalkan town centre, approximately 2 kilometres by road, contains numerous dining venues ranging from traditional Turkish restaurants overlooking the harbour to international cuisine establishments. The Thursday market supplies fresh produce—tomatoes, feta, olives, local seasonal vegetables. Supermarkets within walking distance stock everyday supplies. Beach clubs within walking distance (approximately 1-1.5km) operate full-service restaurants specialising in meze platters and fresh fish. Kas, 25 kilometres west, offers additional restaurant options and shopping amenities within Ottoman-era streetscapes. The harbour water taxi from Kalkan (complimentary for club patrons) connects to additional dining venues on the bay’s opposite shore.