Exploring sophisticated turquoise coast a.k.a Turkish Riviera

by | Aug 10, 2018 | Lux Stays

Six Senses Kaplankaya

Six Senses Kaplankaya, hottest spot in Turkey right now

Nestled amidst natural beauty, surrounded by olive trees, cypresses and undulating hills to arrive to the 400-hectare reserve of Kaplankaya, represents the new sophisticated Turkish Riviera. Overlooking the Aegean Sea, the Six Senses Kaplankaya resort features 147 rooms & suites, and 66 secluded Ridge Villas with private pool.

Seaview Deluxe Room bathroom

Seaview Deluxe Room bathroom

The stunning sky-lit lobby, overlooking the azure water, dotted with leather-clad ottomans and handcrafted olive wood tables resting on layered Turkish rugs. The first wow impression. The private and secluded setting of the resort offers two outdoor infinity pools and three private beaches, it becomes without a doubt, the perfect place to relax, to do water sports and beach activities for the whole family or for a romantic escape.

Outdoor Pool

Outdoor Pool

“Eat with Six Senses” philosophy is translated into three dining venues highlighting healthy and Mediterranean food in fabulous locations. Visit the resort’s organic garden where most of the vegetables of your lunch come from. If your favourite place is like mine, the spa, here is your very own paradise: a 10.000m2 of spa and sports facilities, including an indoor swimming pool, watsu pool, hammams, several saunas, and state-of-the-art fitness studios, etc.

Do not miss the complimentary morning activities like meditation in the purpose built Dôme or the walk along the beach. All guided by experts who will help you to reach your goal. Truly a dream to feel reborn and relaxed. sixsenses.com/resorts/kaplankaya/destination ◼

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© This article was first published in Aug-Sept 2018 edition of World Travel Magazine.

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