Villa Maleyna is in the centre of Kemer, on the coast of Antalya province in Türkiye, a short walk from the beach.
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Kemer is a Mediterranean resort town about 43 km south-west of Antalya, on a narrow strip of coast with the Taurus mountains rising straight behind it.
The centre is compact and walkable, with a pedestrian shopping street, a marina and Moonlight Park and Beach beside it.
The water along the Kemer coast is clear and turquoise, and the beaches are mostly pebble. In high summer the sea reaches about 27 °C.
Several beaches along the Kemer coast fly the Blue Flag, an international award given each season to beaches that meet standards for water quality, safety and environmental management. The nearest beaches are a short walk from the villas.
Antalya, the provincial capital, is about 45 minutes away by car. Its walled old town, Kaleiçi, has narrow Ottoman-era streets running down to the old harbour, entered through Hadrian's Gate, a Roman gate built in the year 130.
The city also has the Antalya Museum, a large archaeological museum, and the Düden waterfalls. Antalya Airport is about 56 km from the villas.
Distances are approximate, by road from Kemer.
about 16 km
The ruins of an ancient Lycian port city, with its old harbours and a paved main street, set among pine trees at the water's edge. There are sheltered coves for swimming beside the ruins.
about 20–25 km
A cable car from near Tekirova climbs about 4.4 km to the 2,365 m summit of Tahtalı, with a wide view over the coast and the Taurus mountains. It is noticeably cooler at the top.
about 13 km
A limestone gorge in the Beydağları Coastal National Park, with a river running through it and a trail into the narrow parts. A good half-day trip on a hot day.
about 5 km and 20 km
Two coastal villages within the Kemer district, to the north and to the south, with more pebble beaches and small bays along the coast road.
about 55 km
The ruins of ancient Olympos lie in a green river valley that runs down to the beach at Çıralı. Above Çıralı, natural gas escaping from the rock at Yanartaş burns in small flames that never go out, best seen in the evening.
about 60–90 km
Further east, beyond Antalya. The Roman theatre at Aspendos is one of the best-preserved ancient theatres anywhere; Perge has a large excavated city with a stadium and colonnaded streets.
Walkers can also follow parts of the Lycian Way, a marked long-distance trail of about 760 km that runs along this coast and passes close to Kemer.
