Rent Villa Sahil Su 6 Turkey

We’ll take you to the edge of heaven when you holiday in the hideaway Villa Sahil Su 6, overlooking Kalamar Bay, near the holiday hot spot of Kalkan, on Turkey’s Mediterranean Sea. This charming, detached villa is one of three independent, new-build properties sitting at the water’s edge of the Turquoise Coast. The luxury, rustic one-storey villa has one ensuite bedroom. It can accommodate up to two people, ideal for a romantic couple’s getaway, a honeymoon hideaway, or perfect for a single person to escape from it all.

Villa Sahil Su 6 is built in a traditional stone cottage style, featuring wood-timbered high ceilings and a thatched roof. The villa is surrounded by well-manicured tiered gardens, populated with ancient gnarled olive trees, colourful bougainvillaea, sweet-scented jasmine, high stone walls and tall trees for privacy and shade. The property has secure parking, complimentary air conditioning, and Wi-Fi throughout. The interiors are delightfully minimalist for maximum impact, furnished with contemporary pieces, and decorated in a tranquil colour palette of shades of grey and beige.

Take the stone steps to the secluded villa, nestled in tall verdant trees. The open-plan living space is light, bright, and airy, with floor-to-ceiling, breathtaking sea-view sliding doors that open onto the pool terrace. The welcoming seating area has a smart grey comfy sofa, a wood coffee table, and a flat-screen television. The local stone walled and wood, farmhouse style kitchen is fully equipped with all the latest appliances you will need for your holiday, including that must-have morning coffee maker. Even better, let the concierge team organise in-villa dining with your own private chef. The picture window, sea view master bedroom is elegantly appointed, with a large handcrafted wooden double bed, an open-plan wardrobe, a flat-screen television, a table for two, and an ensuite marble bathroom.

The outdoor living space is superb, with your own private step-entry, infinity plunge pool, and two cappuccino-coloured cushioned, wooden sun loungers with shady brollies. The paved terrace is home to a relaxing matching two-seater soft seating set, perfectly positioned to capture those panoramic vistas as you sit sipping champagne and watching the yachts sail by. Stroll down the stone path to a shared mini private beach club with a bathing platform hewn out of the rocks, lazy day beds and parasols, convivial seating and meeting spots, and immediate access into the calm, clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. As dusk falls, feast alfresco under the twinkling stars at the two-seater dining set. Dine off local dishes freshly grilled on the barbecue, and raise a glass to the most memorable holiday in the most stunning setting.

Villa Sahil Su 6 is located at the water’s edge, overlooking beautiful Kalamar Bay, to the west of the quaint harbour town of Kalkan, on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. The town of Kalkan is 125 kilometres from Dalaman Airport, a scenic one and a half hour journey through the Turkish countryside and Taurus mountains.

Local shops and supermarkets in Kalamar are stocked with provisions for your holiday and lots of friendly cafes, bars, and restaurants. The sea is on your doorstep, staying at Villa Sahil Su 6 includes the use of a shared mini beach club with bathing platforms and direct entry into the cool, calm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Within walking distance are two fabulous beach clubs with bathing platforms, restaurants, water sports, and swimming pools.

The old town of Kalkan has cobbled streets full of traditional white houses, home to a reputed one hundred and fifty restaurants, cafes, and bars, enticing souvenir shops, and designer brand stores stuffed with objects of desire. After dark, dine in one of the famous rooftop restaurants with stunning harbour and sea views, sampling traditional Turkish delights and international cuisine. Kalkan has its own pebble beach with organised sun loungers and brollies, easy access into the calm Mediterranean sea, and its own cute cafe.

Travel further afield to the stunning Kaputas Beach, set in a natural gorge, only two hundred steps down and two hundred steps back up again. Take a trip to Patara, where you will find twenty kilometres of unspoilt golden sands and a protected area for the hatching Caretta Caretta turtles. Patara also boasts an archaeological site over two thousand years old, with two ancient amphitheatres and the most stunning sunsets, best seen from the ever-changing sand dunes.

All aboard for a day of swimming and snorkelling aboard a traditional gulet, enjoy a lunch of local homecooked meze, take afternoon tea, and then sail back to harbour cocktail in hand to watch the sunset. The Lycian Way walking trail cuts through Kalkan, follow in the footsteps of thousands of years of history, as you trek the trail taking you through major archaeological sites, local villages, dramatic coastlines, and the areas’ flora and fauna. Discover the historical sites of Xanthos, Patara, Letoon, Tlos, Sidyma, and Pinara, where you can see the ancient ruins, amphitheatres and temples with Lycian, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine influences. The harbour town of Fethiye is also full of ancient sites, a foodie-heaven fish market, and home to some seriously good designer label shopping.

The Ottoman town of Kas is twenty-five kilometres in the other direction, along one of the world’s most stunning and dramatic coastlines. Walk through the harbour to the cobbled streets with overhanging balconies festooned with pastel coloured bougainvillaea, barter for unique handmade and antique goods in its many shops, and dine in a traditional restaurant serving authentic Turkish cuisine with mesmerising sea views. If you are feeling intercontinental, hop on the twenty-minute ferry from Kas to the Greek island of Meis, where you can swim in the mystical Blue Cave and dine by candlelight at the water’s edge.