With only minimal intrusion on the natural surroundings, each property has its own private wooden beach platform and jetty, a seaside kitchen with shaded dining area, and shower  so  every precious moment can be spent down by the sea.

Take the boat out for a spot of fishing in the many sheltered coves nearby, or moor up in Kalkan harbour for some local shopping. If you feel energetic then making waves with a little wakeboarding is a fun way to spend some time. Alternatively just unwind with a good book.  A far cry from the busy beach clubs in Kalkan – the seclusion and tranquility found here is, quite literally, priceless.

Scuba diving is safe and fun in this region, with a small number of professionally run companies in Kalkan offering daily dives and weekly courses with PADI qualifications up to instructor level. If you are lucky you may get to see and swim with the famous loggerhead turtles. Wakeboarding and water skiing are also popular activities in Kalkan bay.

Yachting is very popular along this part of the Turkish coast due to its numerous hidden bays and safe waters.  Kalkan harbour is a registered yacht berthing harbour and as such larger boats can be left there for extensive periods of time. There are chandlers and support services in nearby Kas and Fethiye.  The nearest port of entry is Kas. Secure marinas in Fethiye and Gocek are just over an hour away.

Golfing is becoming increasingly popular in Turkey due to its climate and seaside course designs. The lower green fees then other major golf courses internationally also attracts.

Closest courses are in Antalya and include, amongst others, the award winning National Golf Club designed by Ryder Cup winner David Feherty and Seniors tour player David Jones and the Cornelia Nick Faldo Golf Course; a 27 hole championship course. Due for completion in 2009, a new  modern 18 hole golf course at Sarigerme near Dalaman will be the nearest golf course being a little over an hour and half away and boasts its own private harbour.