Holiday Villas with an Infinity Pool in Türkiye

What is an infinity pool?

In an infinity pool, one or more sides end without a visible wall: water spills over the edge into a hidden catch channel below. Looking across the pool, you cannot see where it ends, so the water appears to merge with the sea or the horizon. The effect works best when a villa stands on sloping ground facing a sea view.

Why Kalkan and Kaş?

Most villas in Kalkan and Kaş are built on hillsides overlooking the Mediterranean, which is ideal terrain for an infinity pool – set at the edge of a terrace, nothing lies in front of it but the sea. In Kalkan the Kızıltaş area and the slopes around Kalamar Bay are known for this style of villa, as is the Çukurbağ Peninsula in Kaş. You will also find infinity pools on the hillsides of Yalıkavak, Gündoğan and Türkbükü in Bodrum, and in view villas around Göcek and Ölüdeniz near Fethiye.

Good to know

• Hillside villas usually have plenty of steps; guests with limited mobility should ask in advance.
• On the overflow side the outer drop can be high, so extra care is needed with young children.
• A sea view often means the beach is not within walking distance, so a hire car is usually useful.
• If heating is available, ask about the cost – overflow edges can mean more heat loss.

Contacting the owner

Villora is a listing platform and does not take bookings. Use the VillaNo on the listing to contact the owner by WhatsApp, phone or email for prices and availability. Before you rent, check the Tourism Permit number shown on the listing (Law 7464, 2024).