Villa Ediz | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kalkan, Kas Dalaman

Kalkan sits on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast like a secret whispered between cliff and sea, and Villa Ediz commands one of its finest vantage points. This luxury villa rental in Kalkan, Kas captures the essence of Mediterranean living with four bedrooms, four en-suite bathrooms, and the kind of thoughtful design that makes eight guests feel like they’ve discovered their own private corner of paradise. The Taurus mountains form a dramatic backdrop, while ancient olive trees frame the property—you’re not just renting accommodation, you’re stepping into a landscape that ancient civilisations once called home.

Inside Villa Ediz

Villa Ediz sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, arranged across three thoughtfully planned floors. The ground floor opens with a generous living and dining area bathed in light from floor-to-ceiling glass doors that dissolve the boundary between inside and out. The fully appointed kitchen stands ready for serious cooks—or you can arrange for a private chef to handle the evening service. A dedicated shower room on this level proves invaluable after pool sessions. From here, glass doors slide open onto the pool terrace, an invitation that’s hard to resist.

Climb the marble staircase to the first floor, where three substantial bedrooms offer different configurations. The primary bedroom here features a king-sized bed dressed in whites and Mediterranean blues, accompanied by a marble en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower. Twin bedroom options occupy the remaining two spaces on this level—both furnished with two single beds each, both featuring en-suite facilities and private balconies framing the olive grove views beyond. Every room on this floor enjoys direct balcony access; you wake to mountain air and ancient tree canopies.

The master suite occupies the second floor in splendid isolation. A king bed commands this bedroom, which connects to a luxurious rain forest shower room and, more importantly, to a fully furnished roof terrace. This is where sunrises happen—where you’ll find yourself with morning coffee before anyone else stirs. The terrace’s southern exposure means afternoon light lingers here long after the main house falls into shadow.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 10-metre private swimming pool dominates the terrace, designed with shallow-entry steps that welcome families and cautious swimmers alike. A modest swim before breakfast becomes ritual here; the water holds the day’s first warmth. Blue padded loungers line the pool’s perimeter, interspersed with small tables—the kind of setup that encourages you to abandon the day’s plans and simply stay put.

The gazebo stretches the villa’s length, providing serious shade during the summer’s 35-degree afternoons. Beneath it sits an eight-person dining table paired with a built-in barbecue—this is where evening meals transform into events. The setup faces toward the mountains, and as the sun descends, the Taurus range shifts through copper, amber, and purple. The pool’s turquoise reflects the sky; the olive trees turn silver. You’ll understand why Kalkan has drawn visitors for centuries.

The property’s private plot includes established Mediterranean plantings. These aren’t decorative afterthoughts—they’re mature olive trees that create genuine privacy and shelter. The sense of seclusion is complete while remaining just close enough to town amenities.

Location: Kalkan, Kas and the Surrounding Area

Kalkan originated as Kalamaki in Greek antiquity, and that cultural layering remains visible in its winding lanes where Ottoman architecture meets whitewashed Hellenic traditions. The town clusters around a working harbour where fishing boats and gulets still operate much as they did decades ago. From Villa Ediz, the town centre sits within easy walking distance to local supermarkets and shops; a short drive accesses Kalkan’s Thursday market where vendors sell everything needed for self-catering holidays.

The 2.5-kilometre Kalkan pebble beach offers uncomplicated Mediterranean swimming. More dramatically, Kaputas Beach—celebrated for its turquoise cove wedged between limestone cliffs—lies just 12 kilometres east. Patara, 25 kilometres south, stretches across 20 unbroken kilometres of golden sand backed by dunes; this protected area also serves as a nesting ground for endangered loggerhead turtles, creating the rare opportunity to witness significant wildlife during certain seasons.

Kas sits 25 kilometres south and represents an essential day trip. The cobbled harbour district features restored Ottoman buildings with characteristic overhanging balconies draped in bougainvillaea. Restaurants here specialise in fresh fish—order the catch of the day and eat metres from where it was unloaded. The 20-minute ferry from Kas reaches Meis, a Greek island where the Blue Cave awaits exploration. For deeper historical engagement, the Lycian Way walking trail cuts directly through this region, connecting sites separated by millennia: Xanthos, Letoon, Tlos, and Pinara each reveal layers of Lycian, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine occupation.

Fethiye, 50 kilometres northwest, functions as the region’s largest town and cultural centre. Its fish market rivals any in the Mediterranean; superb restaurants occupy the waterfront. The town provides access to major archaeological sites including well-preserved amphitheatres at Patara and Letoon. Designer boutiques and jewellery shops cluster through the centre, offering serious shopping beyond typical tourist trinkets.

Dalaman Airport, 125 kilometres away via the D400 coastal road, requires approximately 90 minutes’ transfer. The drive itself constitutes a journey through landscape: the highway climbs through Taurus passes before descending into Mediterranean pine forests. Several car rental agencies operate from the airport, and private transfer services can be pre-arranged.

Best travel timing: May through June and September through October provide warm weather without extreme heat. July and August see consistent 34-36 degree temperatures and peak tourist congestion. Winter months (November-March) offer mild conditions but fewer restaurant and activity options. Explore our luxury villas in Kalkan, Kas to compare other properties in this coastal region, and review our full collection in Turkey for broader destination options. For comprehensive destination guidance, consult our Turkey travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of six to eight find Villa Ediz’s four separate bedrooms with private bathrooms ideal—no negotiations over bathroom access, no shared facilities. The configuration works equally well for two couples travelling together or a multi-generational group spanning grandparents, parents, and children.

Families with children benefit from the private pool, shallow entry access, and proximity to family-friendly Kalkan beaches. The villa’s position—close enough to walk to shops and restaurants, yet private enough for uninterrupted relaxation—appeals particularly to parents seeking both activity and rest.

Self-catering groups appreciate the fully equipped kitchen and barbecue setup. The eight-person dining table encourages shared meals. Professional cooks can arrange private chef services when entertaining feels like actual work.

Couples seeking a romantic base within a larger property will prize the isolated master suite on the second floor. Sunrise coffee on that terrace, sunset aperitifs by the pool—these moments justify the journey to Turkey’s southwestern coast.

Practical Information

Villa Ediz accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The nearest airport is Dalaman, approximately 125 kilometres distant with a 90-minute transfer time by car.

Inclusions: Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning throughout, satellite television, washing machine, and parking within the property. Pool heating extends the swimming season into shoulder months. All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The nearest supermarket, Kalamar Market, lies within walking distance. Kalkan’s Thursday market operates year-round for fresh provisions. The Kalamar Beach Club, 2 kilometres away, operates a restaurant and saltwater swimming pool as alternative recreation.

Check-in accommodates flexibility; specific timing can be arranged directly with Excellence Luxury Villas based on your travel schedule. The property offers year-round availability, though booking six to eight weeks ahead is recommended during May-June and September-October peak seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Ediz

How many guests does Villa Ediz sleep?

Villa Ediz sleeps 8 guests in four bedrooms: one king bed on the second floor, one king bed on the first floor, and two twin-bedded rooms on the first floor (four single beds total). Four en-suite bathrooms ensure adequate facilities for all occupants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Ediz in Kalkan, Kas?

Dalaman Airport serves the region, located 125 kilometres from Villa Ediz. The drive typically requires 90 minutes via the D400 coastal highway, passing through Taurus mountain scenery. Car rental and private transfer services operate from the airport terminal.

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

May through June offers warm (26-29 degree) weather with manageable crowds. September through October mirrors these conditions. July and August provide consistent sunshine but bring temperatures of 34-36 degrees and peak tourist seasons. April and October remain mild (20-24 degrees) with quieter restaurants and beaches. Winter months are cool but rarely freezing, offering solitude to those seeking it.

Is Villa Ediz suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool features shallow-entry steps designed for young swimmers. Kalkan’s pebble beach, 2.5 kilometres away, provides straightforward sea access. The villa sits within walking distance of supermarkets and restaurants serving family-appropriate meals. Nearby Patara Beach (25 kilometres) offers supervised swimming. Multiple boat companies operate family-friendly excursions from Kalkan harbour. The property’s three-storey layout requires comfort with stairs for access to all bedrooms.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Ediz?

Included: Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning, satellite television, pool heating, washing machine, bed linen, towels, and parking. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are covered. The barbecue and eight-person outdoor dining table are available for guest use. Private chef services can be arranged separately through Excellence Luxury Villas for an additional fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Ediz?

Kalkan’s town centre, within walking distance, contains numerous restaurants serving Turkish, Mediterranean, and international cuisine. The Thursday market supplies fresh vegetables, fish, and local products. The Kalamar Beach Club, 2 kilometres away, operates an Italian restaurant and swimming pool. Kas, 25 kilometres south, features 15+ waterfront restaurants specialising in fish and meze. Fethiye, 50 kilometres northwest, houses major supermarket chains and a celebrated fish market. Local tavernas throughout both towns serve traditional Turkish home cooking at modest prices.