Rental Villa Nars kitchen is very well equipped including all white goods. Rental Villa Nar 1 has a swimming pool and garden including a barbeque. The outdoor space is excellent for small groups of friends and families. Paradise Kalkan consists of many different capacity villas. There is a pool-side restaurant catering for many different tastes. It is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with special barbeque evenings. The complex has a communal swimming pool which is between the pool bar and restaurant. Here is the heart of social area where you will find and a raised Ottoman sitting area where you can enjoy drinks or a cocktail at sundown. Use of the communal pool is free and also swimming towels are provided free of charge. The dimensions of the pool is that 30m x 10m x 1.5m. Rental Villa Nar has 2 bedrooms. You can find the details in the below. 1st bedroom contains one double bed, a dressing table with mirror. This bedroom is on the first floor. 2nd bedroom contains one double bed and a dressing table with mirror. This bedroom is on the second floor. The Rental Villa Nar has a modern american kitchen that includes the kitchen equipments all needed. The Rental Villa Nar has capacity to sleep 4 people. The lounge is placed on the ground floor. It has a living room that includes sitting group, Tv unit, open unit kitchen and dining table with chairs. Paradise Kalkan has free wifi all around the complex. All our villas are fully air-conditioned. All our villas are thoroughly cleaned weekly(7 days). The villa is prepared for your arrival and is cleaned again on the 7th day of your stay. If you require an additional cleaning service we can organise this for you at a charge of £40. Rental Villa Nars Swimming Pool Dimensions Width: 7M Length: 5M Depth: 1.70M Villa Nar has a small garden including private swimming pool with sunbeds and an umbrella with a barbeque. The outdoor space is excellent for small groups of friends and families. All prices include the electricity, water and cylinder gas usage. Kalkan is a pretty harbour town, nestling into the foot of the Taurus mountains. It has been one of the best kept secrets in the Mediterranean and wed love to keep it that way. Unfortunately, however, the secret is pretty much out already as the Uk press has recently woken up to Kalkans special charm in a big way! Several newspapers have run articles on Kalkan as a holiday destination in the last few years: The Independent Daily Mail Mail Online The Times Online These are just some of the things that have caught their attention: Restaurants: Frankly, Kalkan is foodie paradise! Varied, high quality menus abound for all tastes, always made with fresh local produce. The biggest problem is choosing which of the amazing restaurants to try; we have been here for several years and still havent sampled all of them! To help you out we do provide a list of our current favourites (which we are constantly updating) and most of our guests pop their personal recommendations into the visitors books... but half the fun is finding your own favourites :) Beaches: Kalkan has its own shingle beach and there are several bathing platforms and beach clubs around the bay, offering sun loungers and parasols with bar and snack facilities for a small fee. The next nearest beach is at Kaputas, an easy ten minute drive or bus journey away. But the jewel in the crown of local beaches has to be Patara Beach - 18 kilometres of golden sand and nothing much else, apart from a few people and a cafe/snack bar at one end! Only a twenty minute drive/bus journey from Kalkan, Patara is also an area of historical significance. Did you know that Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas) was born here? Boat trips are a very popular way of combining relaxation with education (if you really want to take it that seriously...) There is a myriad of boats available for daily hire in Kalkan bay and they can take you for a simple gentle cruise around the bay and neighbouring coastline, or go for a full-blown seven day cruise. Its up to you, but either way the scenery is breathtaking... all set against the backdrop of that gorgeous turquoise sea! See our Boat Trips page for more details. Places of historical interest and/or natural beauty: Xanthos, Letoon, Patara, the sunken city of Kekova, Saklikent Gorge, Pamukkale/hieropolis... the list goes on. Various civilisations have left their mark on this area over the centuries - Greek, Roman, Lycian, Ottoman and others. Walking: trekking the Lycian Way is a very popular activity for the more active holidaymaker; there are numerous sites of great historical importance and general interest along the coastline. We will be pleased to put you in touch with some of the organisers of these walks. Diving and watersports: there is a Padi diving club/school in Kalkan bay and various beach clubs, catering for a variety of watersports including waterskiing and jetskiing. Or, of course, just chill out with a cool drink and sunbathe by the pool!