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Averages for Kalkan in September

Turkey’s Mediterranean coast is home to the old fishing town of Kalkan. Although it’s a very small and quiet area of Turkey, its location close to some of the country’s most important historical sites makes it an ideal base for exploring the area.

Temperatures start to drop in September, but not by much, and are not too much different from the previous months, with highs of around 30 degrees and lows of 17 degrees celsius. It’s still very much t-shirt and shorts weather in Kalkan in September.

Rainfall increases, but it’s still a very low 11mm during the entire month, so outdoor activities remain popular in Kalkan during September.

As the weather is still great in September, make the most of the local watersports on offer. The Dolphin Scuba Team offer beginner and expert dives to a number of different divessites around the Kalkan coastline from just £44. Some of the most popular dive sites on offer here are ‘wreck reef’ containing shipwrecks from hundreds of years ago and ‘fener wall’; a natural, underwater wall-like barrier.

Warm up at the Kaptan restaurant in the evenings. Choose between the sophisticated wine and tapas bar, or the down-to-earth, comforting BBQ restaurant. The wine and tapas section prides itself as being one of the most elegant eateries in Kalkan, serving up light bites and sangrias, whereas the BBQ restaurant offers succulent ribs and juicy burgers to extra hungry visitors.

Rooms at the Villa Hotel Kuluhana cost just £47 per night. Choose between a hotel-style room with private balcony, or an apartment with kitchenette. There’s a restaurant onsite and the hotel can arrange many activities in and around Kalkan including jeep safaris, banana boat rides and jet skiing.