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Kalkan is a beautiful seaside resort located on the Mediterranean coast. Known
for its traditional white houses, and picturesque alleys, it's a popular destination for travelers seeking relaxation and Mediterranean charm. Here's a curated listing of ought to-see points of interest and activities in Kalkan :
Accomodation : variety of accommodation options, including hotels, boutique guesthouses, and rental villas.
Transport : primarily consists of taxis, dolmuses (shared minibusses), and rental cars.
Store hours : from 9am or 10am to 8pm or 9pm.
1-Ancient city of Xanthos
Come and discover the city of Xanthos, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this visit allows its visitors to travel back in time and through the story of the sad history of its inhabitants who refused to surrender to the enemy.
2-Kalkan Beach
At Kalkan Beach you will find the water incredibly clear and often calm, making it very good for snorkeling and swimming. It's also the perfect place to rest. There are also harbor front restaurants, shops and cafes.
3-Vestige de Kekova
Discover the secrets of the sunken island of Kekova. On this island, you will find sunken remains of a civilization, and in the sea you will be able to see mosaics, the walls of a dike, jars, amphoras (antique vases) often in very good condition. |
4-Excursion en bateau
In Kalkan you will also have the opportunity to take boat trips, or schooner cruises to visit Deme, Myra and the island of Kekova.
Kalkan is situated on the southwestern coast of Turkey, in the Antalya Province, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
You can reach Kalkan by flying into Dalaman Airport or Antalya Airport and then taking a shuttle, taxi, or private transfer to Kalkan. Additionally, you can also arrive by bus from major cities or drive along the scenic coastal roads.
Some of the top attractions in Kalkan include its charming Old Town with narrow streets and whitewashed buildings, the Kaputaş Beach with its turquoise waters, Patara Beach and ancient city, and the nearby Saklıkent Gorge for hiking and adventure.
In Kalkan, you can enjoy activities such as boat trips to nearby coves and islands, water sports like snorkeling and diving, visiting historic sites such as Xanthos and Letoon, exploring ancient ruins, and experiencing the vibrant nightlife.
The best time to visit Kalkan is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasant, and the tourist crowds are smaller. Summers can be hot, while winters are mild but may have fewer amenities open.
Dalyan offers various shopping opportunities, including the Dalyan Market where you can find local produce, spices, and handicrafts. Additionally, there are souvenir shops in the town center selling Turkish rugs, ceramics, and other traditional items.
Kalkan offers a variety of traditional Turkish dishes with a focus on fresh seafood. Some dishes to try include grilled fish, octopus salad, stuffed vine leaves (dolma), and desserts like baklava and künefe.
Kalkan offers a range of accommodation options including luxury resorts, boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts, and holiday villas/apartments. Many of these accommodations offer stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and easy access to the town center and beaches.
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