Book your traditional stone villa in historical Kaya Village which is 8 km away from Fethiye. Each with private pool and garden. These villas are perfect for families, couples and honeymooners. Some of our villas have secluded pools and gardens where you can sunbath comfortably.

Kaya Village or Ghost town as it is more recently known is one of the nearest to Fethiye and is noteworthy by its historical significance as well as its beautiful natural surroundings of the sea, forests, plains and hills. Kaya means rock and the name is derived from the rocky land on which it was built under the Turkish regime. Surrounded by forests and leaning against rocky hills, backed by the sea and facing the fertile plains this district has attracted many civilizations throughout history. The first dates back to the fourth century BC. It has gone through the Lucian, Roman, Byzanthian and the Ottoman periods.

The first thing you are likely to see are the ruins of the Greek town. As the Turkish war of independence ended with a victory for the Turks. An exchange agreement was signed between the Turkish and Greek administration and the Greek orthodox population of Levissi (as Kaya was originally known) were sent back to Greece while the Turks living in Greece were sent back here. Levissi was vacated in line with the stipulations of the agreement of the Turkish - Greek population exchange on the 30th June 1923. There are still two churches standing and are worth a visit.The main one the Panayia Piryiotissa Basilica still has murals,mosaic floors and marble alter screens.Just outside the church is a small building containing human bones.

The significant silhouette of Kaya village is composed of approx 1,000 houses, 2 large churches, 14 chapels, 2 schools, that have survived in a partly demolished state to this day! The houses are built on the slopes and do not overshadow each other which shows attractive samples of the local architecture of that time.

Kaya has been declared a historical monument and we would advise you not to miss this on your visit to this area! It is a must.