Your Private Retreat in Antalya
Fully equipped apartment with pool, mountain views & free parking in Kemer–Göynük
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Rated 9.6 on Booking.com. Guests especially love the cleanliness, peaceful atmosphere, pool area and responsive hosting.
What Our Guests Say
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"The apartment was spotlessly clean and had everything we needed. The pool area is beautiful and the host responded instantly to every question. Best value in Kemer!"
"Wunderbare Unterkunft! Sehr sauber, ruhige Lage und der Pool war fantastisch. Die Kommunikation mit dem Gastgeber war hervorragend. Wir kommen gerne wieder!"
"Отличная квартира в тихом месте. Чисто, уютно, есть всё необходимое. Бассейн замечательный! Хозяин очень отзывчивый. Рекомендую!"
"Harika bir tatil geçirdik! Daire tertemiz, havuz muhteşem. Ev sahibi çok ilgili ve her konuda yardımcı oldu. Kesinlikle tekrar geleceğiz."
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Our Apartment
Close to the center, quiet, surrounded by nature — a fully equipped 1+1 apartment. Every detail designed for comfort.
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Places to Visit
Discover the natural and historical beauties just minutes away from Palmiye Home.
Göynük Canyon
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One of Kemer's most popular attractions, Göynük Canyon is located on the Lycian Way within the Beydağları Coastal National Park. This natural wonder features stunning scenery, rich vegetation, and waterfalls. The area also contains artificial ponds, streams, and natural pools. Ranked among the world's top 10 trekking routes, it's an essential destination for nature lovers. You can swim in its ice-blue waters, enjoy camping facilities, and create an unforgettable holiday itinerary.
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Phaselis Ancient City
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Founded by Rhodians in the 7th century BC, this city sits on a peninsula extending into the Mediterranean. For years it served as one of the most important ports on Lycia's eastern coast, boasting four harbors. The surviving ruins mostly date from Roman and Byzantine periods, including a main avenue connecting north and south harbors, a square, theater, temple remnants, and three agoras. The theater is a classic Hellenistic structure with a Roman-era stage building. Notable remains include an aqueduct and two bath complexes that reveal the Roman heating system.
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Olympos Ancient City
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Another renowned port city after Phaselis, Olympos features ruins from the Roman, Byzantine, and Hellenistic periods. The city stretches east-west, situated at the river mouth and connected by a bridge — one pillar still stands today. Highlights include the temple gate built for Emperor Marcus Aurelius and Captain Eudomus's Tomb. The Byzantine church, the most monumental ruin, features period architecture and fresco decorations. Follow the stream path through the ancient city to reach the beautiful Olympos Beach on foot.
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Tahtalı Mountain Cable Car
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Standing at 2,365 meters, Tahtalı is one of the tallest mountains in the region. The summit is accessible by cable car from Olympos, offering spectacular nature views along the way. This cable car holds the title of Europe's longest and the world's second longest. Tahtalı Mountain provides opportunities for paragliding, mountain biking, motorcycle trails, and hiking — making it a must-visit destination for sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
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Çıralı – Yanartaş (Chimera)
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Known as the "Eternal Flame of Olympos," this remarkable site features naturally burning rocks fueled by methane gas seeping from the earth. Referenced in Homer's texts and mythologized over centuries, the fires have been considered sacred. Even when doused with water or covered with soil, they briefly extinguish only to reignite — these stones have been burning continuously for over 2,500 years. Located approximately 200 meters above sea level, the area also offers picnic spots with stunning views.
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Adrasan Bay
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One of the most popular beaches in the area with pristine waters, Adrasan Bay is about an hour from Kemer. With a 4,000-year history, this location of Luwian origin (meaning "Mother Goddess") is surrounded by orange and pine trees. The bay's most distinctive feature is its shallow, stone-free, fine-sand beach with calm waters, making it a favorite swimming spot for both local and international visitors. You can also take boat tours to explore the nearby coves and enjoy the stunning scenery.
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Paris II Shipwreck
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Listed among the world's 100 most remarkable diving spots, Paris II is a French ship that sank in Kemer waters during World War I. The vessel was sunk in 1917 by an Artillery Battery under the command of Captain Mustafa Ertuğrul. Resting 33 meters offshore, the wreck still contains six anti-aircraft guns and two torpedo tubes, making it a fascinating underwater museum for diving enthusiasts from around the world.
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Alacasu Paradise Cove
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Considered one of Kemer's hidden gems, this cove is about 90 minutes from the center. With its 175-meter beach, trekking trails, crystal-blue swimming waters, and camping and picnic areas, it's an ideal escape for those wanting to get away from city chaos. You can also enjoy the stunning scenery by taking a boat tour around the cove and discovering the surrounding bays.
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Beldibi Cave
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Located about 20 kilometers from Kemer, this cave sits where the sea meets the rocks. Standing 25 meters above sea level, its walls feature animal and human figures — predominantly mountain goats, deer, and human forms. Research has uncovered artifacts from the Neolithic, Paleolithic, and Mesolithic eras, making this cave an important archaeological site that offers a fascinating window into prehistoric civilizations.
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Idyros Ancient City
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Uncovered during excavations in 1976, this ancient city harbors artifacts from the Byzantine period. The most distinctive and prominent find is a geometric-patterned mosaic floor, showcasing the artistic mastery of the era. Additionally, the remains of a chapel and fortification walls are notable features that make this site well worth a visit, especially given its convenient location right in Kemer's town center.
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Close to center, quiet, in the heart of nature.
Göynük Center
Walking distance to shops and markets
Beach
~15-20 min walk (~2 km)
Göynük Canyon
~5 min by car
Kemer Center
~10 min by car
Antalya Airport
~50 min by car
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Stay Options
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Daily
Flexible check-in/check-out
Weekly
Valid for 7+ night stays
Monthly
Valid for 30+ night stays
Frequently Asked Questions
Check-in is from 14:00 onwards, and check-out is by 11:00 at the latest. You can contact us in advance for flexible times.
The property pool is open from June to November. There is an adult and a children's pool.
Yes, free open-air parking is available within the property.
Yes, a baby crib and high chair are provided free of charge upon request.
The beach is approximately a 15-20 minute walk (~2 km). You can reach Kemer beach in about 10 minutes by car.
Airport transfer can be arranged upon request. Contact us via WhatsApp for details and pricing.
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Göynük Mah. 3270. Sok. B Blok No:1, Kemer / Antalya, Turkey