Burak villa has been recently built and the décor is spacious, light and airy with windows that let in ample natural light.

The three bedrooms and bathrooms are well sized and the open plan lounge and kitchen areas are practical and attractive.

The outside area of the house is bound to be used much of the time, from the terraces and the garden/pool areas, where the open views may be appreciated and the fresh air inhaled.

Kalkan is within walking distance and offers everything a discerning tourist needs, from boat trips around the bays, diving trips and snorkelling, days out to local beaches to include the famous turtle beach (Patara) which not only is where the local turtles nest, but, has historic ruins as well, giving you a day of sun on the beach, history and wildlife all on the same day.

Situated on Turkey's beautiful south west Mediterranean coast, between the towns of Fethiye and Kas, the small town of Kalkan is nestled at the foot of the Taurus Mountains in a beautiful bay. The heart of Kalkan is its Old Town, a maze of small cobbled streets winding down to the harbour.
 
The streets are lined with many old Greek and Turkish buildings covered with bougainvillea, occupied by small boutique shops, restaurants and a few bar/cafes. Today the town is expanding out from this traditional centre, but the character of the Old Town and harbour remains unchanged.

Kalkan itself has a manmade pebble beach, but is better known for its beach clubs and proximity to the famous beaches of Patara and Kaputas cove. The beach clubs are private rock bathing platforms with intimate café/restaurants, just a 5 minute water taxi ride round the bay.
The waters around Kalkan bay have a Blue Flag award for cleanliness and are ideal for all forms of water sports. Learn to dive at one of the diving schools or simply charter a small boat and its crew for the day. Like much of Turkey, Kalkan is surrounded by historical and geographical sites. Pinara, Patara, Xanthos, Thlos and Myra cover ancient settlements from the Byzantine, Roman and Lycian periods to name but a few. The river gorge at Saklikent and famous beach at aK Deniz are all less than an hour away. Above all Kalkan is most famous for its high quality but reasonably priced restaurants. With over 100 to choose from, there is something for everyone. Most popular are the roof terrace.