The Villas
Find out more about the 2 luxury villas below
The largest four bedroom villa on Kaş peninsula
Four double bedrooms makes this very comfortable for up to 8 people. Rooms can be configured with twin single beds if required.
All yachts entering or leaving Kaş Marina have to sail past the villa so relax and enjoy the views each day while cooling off in the infinity pool, or just soak up the Mediterranean beauty on the sun beds or outside settees.
Dolphin Bay a single storey villa so ideal for socialising and people who don’t want stairs in the building.
All bedrooms have private en-suites and views over the Mediterranean sea, the surrounding mountains or both, all have hairdryers, bath & pool towels, and large luxury beds.
The beautifully modern detached & private Turtle Bay Villa with an extra large private infinity pool
Four large bedrooms consisting of 4 doubles makes this suitable for up to 8 guests.
The fourth bedroom is on a different floor level to the other three so allowing for more privacy if required. Private ensuites and air conditioning + timer controlled fans in all rooms
All villas have their own private en-suite and have amazing views of either mediterranean, mountains or both. Beach & bath towels and hairdryers are supplied free of charge in every room.
For your peace of mind each villa comes equipped with 2 x carbon monoxide (C0) detectors, 2x smoke alarms, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, strong safe and alarm.
Kaş Villas, Kaş peninsula, SW Turkey
2 Villas one in front of the other – Turtle Bay & Dolphin Bay.
These can be rented as a pair, so ideal for family get togethers or 2 seperate families that want to be close but also have their own privacy. Both come with private infinity pools and are fully detached, sleeping upto 8 in each so 16 in total.
Explore the amazing old fishing town of Kaş
Kaş is an amazing old fishing town with an array of Roman architecture, tombs, amphitheatre and historical sites. Peppered with welcoming bars, restaurants, quirky shops, ‘genuine fake’ goods, handbags and watches.
The locals love to haggle despite their claims of selling everything at cost price and having 12 children to feed they never take offence so do your best and remember to say ‘para yok’ during the negotiations, it means i have little money and will get you a smile. If it’s their first transaction of the day it’s good luck to make a sale happen so a good time to shop. Quiet often you will see the traders rub the money on their face – an age old tradition to bring a prosperous day ahead.
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