Medusa Hotel has stood on Küçükçakıl beach since 1989.
Twenty-four rooms, a garden that runs down to the water, and a stretch of the shoreline that belongs to the hotel — close enough to the centre of Kaş to walk everywhere, far enough to hear the sea instead of the street.
Breakfast is an open buffet served on the terrace beside the pool, looking out over the water. Below it, our own sun deck reaches out over the sea, with sunbeds and umbrellas free for guests. Inside, the lounge keeps a fireplace for the cooler months, and the walls carry photographs from the hotel’s own history.
The Greek island of Meis sits on the horizon, twenty minutes away by ferry — close enough that its lights are part of the view at night. Kaş itself is a small town: the harbour, the old streets and the Lycian rock tombs above them are all within a walk of the front door.
The water off Küçükçakıl is clear enough to see the bottom from the deck. Diving boats leave the harbour for twenty sites around Kaş, and the Kekova boat tour, sea kayaking over the sunken city, and the beaches at Kaputaş and Patara are all a short trip away.
Andifli Mah. Hükümet Cad. No: 53
Küçükçakıl, 07580 Kaş / Antalya
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