Villa Seker | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kas Kalkan

Kalkan Bay holds one of Turkey’s best-kept Mediterranean secrets—a crescent of turquoise water framed by the Taurus Mountains, accessible by foot from the charming hillside town of Kas. Villa Seker commands the clifftop above this cove, offering six guests the rare combination of seclusion and walkable access to vibrant local culture. This three-storey residence sits anchored by an 8-metre pool, a full-service kitchen, and interiors designed for both relaxation and gathering.

Inside Villa Seker

Villa Seker sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct levels to give each sleeping area its own sense of privacy and purpose.

Ground Floor houses the social hub: an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen zone with floor-to-ceiling patio doors that dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace. The fitted kitchen contains a dishwasher, microwave, toaster, and kettle—equipped for everything from simple breakfast preparation to hosting dinner service. A separate utility room and guest WC complete this level.

First Floor contains two principal bedrooms. The master suite features a king-size bed paired with an en-suite marble bathroom featuring a Jacuzzi tub—the kind of soaking space that justifies lingering through sunrise. A private balcony overlooks Kalkan Bay, capturing the light shift across the water throughout the day. Bedroom 2 offers a double bed, en-suite shower room, and its own balcony with matching sea views.

Second Floor houses Bedroom 3 with twin beds and direct access to the roof terrace—ideal for younger guests or staff, or as a flexible space for multi-generational groups. An additional shower room serves this level.

Throughout, the villa maintains climate control via full air-conditioning. Entertainment options include satellite television, DVD player, and high-speed internet access. A washing machine and iron with ironing board support extended stays without logistical friction.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The defining feature of Villa Seker is its relationship with the water and sky. The main terrace wraps around the 8-metre by 4-metre pool (1.6 metres deep), furnished with wooden sunbeds, umbrellas, and loungers positioned to capture either sun or shade depending on the hour. A built-in barbecue anchors the dining zone, where a marble table seats six comfortably under a pergola—the setup favours lazy lunches and languid evening meals.

A poolside shower allows guests to rinse off without re-entering the villa, a small convenience that compounds into genuine comfort across a week-long stay. The surrounding gardens, enclosed by protective stone walls, are planted with mature trees and flowering shrubs that provide natural windbreaks and visual privacy from neighbouring properties.

The terrace’s southern exposure means the afternoon light arrives golden and prolonged, and the sound of Kalkan Bay carries upward during calm mornings—a gentle acoustic reminder of the water’s proximity.

Location: Kas and the Surrounding Area

Villa Seker occupies the landscape between two distinct experiences: the quiet cove of Kalkan Bay (1.5km on foot) and the animated harbour town of Kas, reached by a steep downhill walk of roughly 20 minutes. This positioning matters. You are never more than half an hour from restaurants, shops, and social life, yet can step onto your terrace and hear only cicadas and wind.

Kalkan Bay itself draws swimmers year-round for its transparency and sheltered position. The pebble beach accommodates sunbathing, while several waterfront beach clubs—including family-friendly operations and more upscale venues—offer dining, loungers, and water sports including scuba diving and jet skiing. The 30-minute drive to Kas opens access to a different calibre of dining and nightlife: the harbour teems with fish restaurants, many with rooftop seating overlooking boats and the sparkling water at dusk.

Kalkan’s old town extends inland from the seafront, a labyrinth of whitewashed stone houses draped in magenta bougainvillaea. The harbour features a converted church-mosque dating to the Ottoman period. For cultural immersion, Kekova Island lies a short boat ride offshore—the snorkelling site reveals partially submerged ruins of Dolchiste, a Lycian settlement destroyed by earthquake in the 2nd century AD. The Lycian Way, a long-distance hiking trail that girdles the coast, departs from nearby Patara and connects to the ghost village of Kayakoy near Fethiye (45km northeast).

Inland, the Taurus Mountains offer dramatic topography: the Saklikent Gorge (35km north) provides hiking and refreshing water immersion, while the trout farms around Islamlar village (40km inland) serve pan-fried fish and village cheese to crowds escaping coastal heat. For airport access, Dalaman International lies 80km west (90-minute drive), while Antalya International sits 120km east (2.5-hour drive).

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Best seasons: May through October offers warm, dry weather; July-August brings peak heat and crowds. April and November provide mild temperatures, fewer tourists, and lower rates. December-February sees occasional rain but rarely cold enough to prevent swimming.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families: The three-bedroom layout with staggered floor levels gives different age groups natural separation while keeping everyone connected via the shared terrace and pool. The ground-floor utility room and washing machine reduce logistical burden on multi-week trips.

Couples seeking seclusion with local access: The master suite’s Jacuzzi bath and private balcony cater to romance, while the 20-minute walk to Kas restaurants prevents the villa from feeling isolated.

Groups of 4-6 friends: The open-plan kitchen and terrace dining accommodate shared cooking and meals. The pool and multiple sunbeds spread guests naturally across the day.

Families with young children: The enclosed garden, pool safety, and proximity to shallow family beaches make this a secure base. Babysitting services and meal delivery reduce planning friction.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests maximum. 3 bedrooms (1 king, 1 double, 1 twin), 3 bathrooms (2 en-suite shower rooms, 1 bathroom with Jacuzzi, 1 additional shower room).

Nearest airports: Dalaman International (80km, 90 minutes by car) or Antalya International (120km, 2.5 hours by car). Car hire is optional—taxis service Kalkan regularly—but a vehicle enables exploration of the Taurus Mountains and villages beyond walking distance.

Nearest shopping: A mini-market and greengrocers are located approximately 2km from the villa; Kalkan’s harbourfront shops and restaurants are accessible on foot (steep descent required).

What is included: Air-conditioning, internet (Wi-Fi), satellite television, DVD player, pool access, garden maintenance, linen and towels, dishwasher and kitchen equipment, washing machine. Maid service, chef services, babysitting, breakfast, and meal delivery are available on request at additional cost.

Check-in flexibility: Flexible arrival and departure times are subject to booking calendar. Contact Excellence Luxury Villas to discuss your specific schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Seker

How many guests does Villa Seker sleep?

Villa Seker accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: a master suite with king-size bed, a second bedroom with double bed, and a third bedroom with twin beds. Each bedroom has an en-suite or nearby shower room.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Seker in Kas?

Dalaman International Airport is 80 kilometres from Villa Seker, approximately 90 minutes by car. Antalya International Airport lies 120 kilometres away (approximately 2.5 hours). Both airports offer car rental and taxi services.

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

May through September offers reliable sunny weather and calm seas, ideal for swimming and water activities. July and August bring peak heat and tourist crowds. April and November provide mild temperatures (18-22°C), lower rates, and fewer visitors. December through February occasionally sees rain but rarely prevents outdoor enjoyment. Water temperature peaks at 27°C in August and dips to 16°C in February.

Is Villa Seker suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa offers multiple family-friendly features: a secure 8-metre pool with shallow sections, an enclosed walled garden, and proximity to family-oriented beaches including Kalkan Bay’s pebble beach and nearby coves. Babysitting services, meal preparation, and breakfast delivery are available. The nearby Saklikent Gorge and Lycian Way provide gentle walking options for older children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Seker?

Standard inclusions are air-conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi internet, satellite television, DVD player, pool and garden access, weekly linen and towel service, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine, iron and ironing board, and all utilities. Optional services—maid service, chef/cook services, babysitting, breakfast delivery, and full catering—are arranged separately and incur additional fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Seker?

A mini-market and local greengrocers are 2km away. Kalkan’s harbourfront restaurants—including seafood specialists, Turkish mezze establishments, and international cuisine—are accessible by steep 20-minute walk or short taxi ride. Notable spots include traditional fish restaurants along the quay and rooftop venues offering sunset views. Inland, Islamlar village (40km north) is known for trout farms and village cuisine. The resort town of Fethiye, 50km west, offers diverse dining and nightlife options.