Audio Guide of Kalamar Beach Club

The club usually opens every day from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM during the high season. Best of all, they offer a free shuttle service if you call ahead, which saves you the walk in the sun; you can see its exact location here: View on Google Maps.

Entry is generally free, but there is usually a charge to rent sunbeds and umbrellas, typically at affordable prices. Sometimes this cost is deducted if you eat at the restaurant, so I recommend checking the current offers when you arrive.

To make the most of the sunbed rental and enjoy a relaxing visit, I suggest spending at least half a day there (around 4 to 6 hours). That is the ideal amount of time to swim, try the food, and enjoy the water sports without rushing.

Rather than ancient history, its importance lies in being one of the most established and peaceful clubs in Kalkan. It is famous for its platforms over the water and its excellent snorkeling area, offering a more private and exclusive experience than public beaches.

The ideal season is from May to October, when the weather is perfect. As for the time of day, try to arrive before 10:00 AM if you want to choose the best sunbeds near the water, or come at sunset to enjoy a cocktail with a view.

Kalkan is known for its steep slopes, and this club is no exception; access involves stairs and platforms over the rocks. Unfortunately, it is not the most accessible place for wheelchairs or people with severe mobility difficulties.

You are very close to Kalkan Old Town, which is perfect for dinner after a swim. You can also take advantage of boat trips departing from the nearby bay to visit places such as the Blue Cave.

Bring water shoes, since you will enter the sea from rocks or platforms, and do not forget your snorkeling gear because the visibility is amazing. Also, make use of the water taxi service if you want a fun and scenic way to return to Kalkan harbor.