I have been going to Paradise apartments since 2007 and now consider this my second home. It's all true what others have written, Hilary, Kamal and staff make you feel so welcome, nothing is too much trouble (a big thank you to Nezze for all his help) This is truly a special place, but be warned, once you have visited Paradise you will be drawn to Kalkan and return again and again......

The paradise apartments are in the hills just outside Kalkan. We went as an extended family party of 10 people and we staying in a 6 bedroom house. The views were amazing and our house was beautifully maintained and put together. The apartments are run by Hilary who was fantastic as were all the team who work with her. We had a fantastic pool which the kids loved, there was a resturant on site with very acceptable food which would deliver to your house if you couldn't be bothered to go down. The hills keep you a bit cooler at night and the team offer free transport to and from Kalkan several times a day. They can arrange tours and will ferry you where-ever you want to go. This venue is not suitable for the elderly or those who would have problems with hills as the accomodation is set on very steep slopes.

It was a fantastic venue for a luxurious family holiday

Absolutely great holiday at Paradise Appartments. Very relaxed and friendly. Highly reccommended.
Hillary is super friendly, and will give you all the info you need. Had a great transfer back to Airport. Visit Paradise..you won't be dissapointed.

Glyn (Brighton)

I would happily recommend the Paradise resort. We had a very relaxing,happy break there.The accomodation is better than some 5 star apartment's I have been to.
All the staff are friendly and helpful and most have a good level of spoken English,that includes Hilary who hails from Liverpool! The complex has it's own restaurant with a good menu of excellent food,all very delicious healthy traditional Turkish food. There are English choices if you prefer and it's all very reasonable (£30 - £40 for 4people,including drinks).
The town of Kalkan is still quaint and has lots of little side roads with many interesting old fashioned shops. The shopkeepers are friendly rather than pushy and you wont encounter any problems with people badgering you to come into their shop.
I would recommend the BBQ night at the Paradise and if the boat trip is offered dont miss out,that too was excellent.