Quite the Backdrop

With a front-row seat on the Kaş peninsula, this villa can't be accused of not making the most of this sensational location. It's pretty much possible to do most of your daily activities while gazing out at the azure waters, whether that's eating breakfast on the alfresco table, reading on the balcony or cooling off in the seafront infinity pool.

Thanks to the double-height windows in the living area, you can even admire the landscape from the comfort of the sofa inside, too. This architectural feature also has the added benefit of flooding the living quarters with natural light and this dances rather nicely off the shiny tiled floor. It must be said that there's an elegant sophistication to all of the furnishings and finishes, particularly the glossy bathroom and equally smart kitchen.

When you want to see a little more of the local area, you can start by heading down the stone staircase that runs alongside the home and jumping off the swimming platform into the sea. It's also possible to join the Lycian Way walking route and perhaps spot dolphins or turtles in this secluded inlet. The harbour town of Kaş is only a short drive up the coastline whenever you need restaurants or a spot of nightlife.

Home truths:
*The villa is one of a pair of homes on the same site that's possible to book out at the same time to sleep a total of twelve guests
*The TV only has limited English channels
*The home is spread over three floors but there are no bedrooms on the ground level
*Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request, although this must be requested in advance and guests need to bring their own linen
*Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, the dining table doubles up as a laptop-friendly workspace
*The twin singles can be arranged as a double bed or a seating area if preferred