About Kalkan

Kalkan is a world-famous seaside town in Turkey, welcoming hundreds of local and international visitors every year. With its crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea, breathtaking natural beauty, and peaceful atmosphere, Kalkan leaves a lasting impression on everyone who visits. One of the most frequently asked questions by travelers is, “Where is Kalkan?”

Kalkan is located in the western part of Antalya, administratively connected to the Kaş district. Although it is a small coastal town, its stunning scenery and authentic charm have made it as popular as Kaş itself. Thanks to its untouched nature, warm Mediterranean climate, and turquoise waters, Kalkan is a favorite holiday destination for both domestic and international tourists.

📌 Information About Kalkan

🏨 Accommodation

As a well-developed tourist destination, Kalkan offers a wide range of hotels, guesthouses, and rental villas suitable for every budget. Many accommodations are open year-round, making Kalkan ideal for all-season travel. Private rental villas, especially those with sea views and private pools, are among the most popular choices.

🏖️ Places to Visit in Kalkan

🌊 Beaches

Kalkan’s Blue Flag beaches are renowned worldwide and attract visitors from all over the globe. The clean, clear sea—where you can see every shade of blue—makes swimming in Kalkan a truly unforgettable experience.

🏝️ Patara Beach

Located near Kalkan, Patara Beach is one of the longest beaches in the world and proudly holds the Blue Flag status. A visit to Kalkan is incomplete without spending time on this spectacular beach.

🏛️ Ancient Cities

For those interested in history and archaeology, Kalkan offers numerous ancient sites to explore.
The Blue Cave (Phosphorus Cave), located within the Kalkan region, carries traces of the ancient Lycian Civilizationand is a popular attraction.
Must-see ancient cities in the area include:

• Kyaenai Ancient City

• Isinda Ancient City

• Apollonia Ancient City

• Xanthos Ancient City

• Istlada Ancient City

🛍️ Historical Bazaar

You can explore Kalkan’s historical bazaar, browse local handicrafts, and buy souvenirs for yourself or your loved ones to remember your holiday.