Kefaluka Resort

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Kefaluka Resort

Kefaluka Resort

Located on a private man-made sandy beach with its own pier Spacious family suites and connecting sea-view rooms On-site waterpark, splash park and multiple pools 10 restaurants and 6 bars with global and Turkish flavours Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting GSTC-recognised standards Free Wi-Fi in the communal areas

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options All Inclusive Plus
Rooms 384 in 2 blocks
Floors 10 | Lifts: 8
Child age up to 11 years

Overview

 
Perched between pine-clad hills and a private man-made sandy beach, Kefaluka Resort delivers big-resort energy with seriously pretty views across the Aegean to Kos. Expect a full-scale waterpark, multiple pools, 24-hour All Inclusive Plus, and a spread of restaurants and bars that let everyone in the family find their favourite spot. Couples get sea-view sunsets from the pier; kids get slides, clubs and bowling. This is one of the Bodrum peninsula’s best all-rounders for an easy, no-compromise Turkish escape.

Curving around a blue-flag bay with its own pier, Kefaluka Resort looks more like a small seaside village than a hotel. Wide sun decks, infinity-style pools and sea-view terraces all face west for sunset over Kos, while the waterpark, kids’ splash zone and bowling alley crank up the fun factor. Inside, rooms are bright and contemporary, many with big balconies framing the sea. This is a resort built for long, lazy days where everything you want is within a short wander. For couples and families seeking the Bodrum Area’s laid-back Aegean charm with plenty of on-site action, Kefaluka Resort strikes a sweet balance: a private sandy beach and pier, a waterpark the kids will talk about for months, and grown-up touches like a spa and sunset bars. It’s approximately 1 hour 50 minutes from Bodrum (BJV) airport. See more Turkey holidays.

Map & location


Turgutreis, Bodrum Area, Turkey

Set at the foot of a green hillside in Akyarlar, near Turgutreis, Kefaluka Resort looks straight out across the Aegean to the Greek island of Kos. The hotel fronts a private, man-made sandy beach with a jetty and calm, sheltered waters – ideal for paddling and water sports.

Turgutreis itself is the Bodrum peninsula’s second-biggest town, known for its long strip of golden-sand beaches, yacht-filled marina and glitzy shopping streets. This makes Kefaluka a handy base if you want a self-contained resort feel with easy access to local life, markets and day trips around the peninsula.

  • Turgutreis resort centre 10km
  • Approx. transfer time from Bodrum Airport (BJV) 1 hour 50 minutes

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


Water babies are spoiled here. You’ll find:

• 3 outdoor freshwater pools, including a dedicated children’s pool, sun terraces with loungers, parasols and even swing beds in places
• A splash park with tipping buckets, sprinklers and water cannons for younger kids
• A full aqua park with slides for bigger children and teens (age/height restrictions may apply)
• 2 indoor freshwater pools, one with whirlpool features and a separate heated children’s pool (seasonal opening)

On the seafront, Kefaluka’s private man-made sandy beach shelves into clear, typically calm water – great for families. There’s a pier for sunbathing or boat trips, water polo in the pool, and a range of water sports such as canoeing, pedalos, windsurfing and motorised options operated by an external company (charges apply; minimum ages apply, often from 12 years).

Pool towels are provided free of charge, and inflatables and water toys are generally permitted in designated pools.

Spa, sports & wellness


The resort’s spa brings the classic Turkish wellness experience to your doorstep, with a hammam (Turkish bath), sauna, steam room, whirlpool and a menu of massages and beauty treatments (charges apply, minimum age usually 12+). There’s even an on-site hairdresser if you fancy a fresh blow-dry before dinner.

The gym is well-equipped with cardio machines, free weights and a stretching zone, complemented by organised activities like aqua aerobics, basketball, football, darts, pétanque, volleyball, squash, tennis (some services chargeable) and table tennis.

Indoors, a bowling alley, pool tables and a games centre (extra charge) keep teenagers and grown-ups entertained into the evening, while an on-site mini-market covers holiday essentials. Reception can assist with wheelchair hire, shuttle services, local information and more, and there’s a concierge-style desk plus luggage storage and newspapers for a small fee.

Activities


? Bowling alley (seasonal opening hours)
? Gym with cardio and weights, plus sauna and steam room
? Team sports including basketball, football and volleyball
? Darts, pétanque, table tennis and pool tables*
? Tennis and squash courts*
? Water sports such as canoeing, pedalos, windsurfing and motorised options (run by an external company, min. ages and charges apply)
? Aqua aerobics and water polo in the pools
? Daily entertainment with small team games, family activities and water-based fun
? Evening programme with live DJ sets, live music, mini-disco and professional shows (programme varies by season)

Guest services


?️ 24-hour reception and concierge-style services
? Luggage storage
? On-site mini-market for essentials and snacks
? English-language newspapers*
♿ Wheelchair hire and assistance on request*
? Spa with Turkish bath, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and massage treatments*
? On-site hairdresser and beauty salon*
? Shuttle bus to Turgutreis resort centre*
?‍?‍?‍? Kids’ club (4–12 yrs), playground and children’s facilities in several restaurants
? Baby-changing facilities by selected pools

*Charges may apply locally for selected services and facilities.

Food & drink

With 10 restaurants and 6 bars, Kefaluka Resort has enough variety to keep even fussy eaters happy over a long stay.

The Kefalonya Main Restaurant is the buffet heart of the hotel, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with show-cooking stations, international classics and plenty of Turkish dishes. Highchairs and a kids’ buffet make mealtimes easier with little ones.

Seven à la carte venues (typically open seasonally) add extra flavour: tuck into meze and grilled specialities at Kebabi – Turkish Food, seafood by the shore, authentic Italian at Luna Piena, Mexican favourites at El Sombrero and Asian dishes at Shi Feng. For lighter bites, Agora Snack, Zuzu Snack, Lokum Patisserie and the Gözleme House keep snacks, gözleme and sweet treats flowing throughout the day.

Bars are scattered from lobby to beach and pool: a dedicated beach bar, pool bars, an Irish sports bar and the Moonlight disco bar on the waterfront mean you’re never far from a cold drink or after-dinner cocktail.

Dress codes (no beachwear) and reservation requirements apply in most à la carte restaurants, and some may carry a supplement depending on your All Inclusive Plus package and length of stay. Opening dates and times can vary with season and occupancy. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Key facilities:

flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee making facilities, kettle, balcony or terrace, hairdryer, mini-bar* (replenished daily with water, soft drinks and beer as part of All Inclusive Plus), bathroom with bath and shower attachment, air conditioning (seasonal, typically 24 Apr–31 Oct), daily cleaning and towel change.

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Deluxe Double Room with Sea View for Sole Use


Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
Designed for solo travellers wanting a bit more comfort, these premium-feel doubles come with stunning sea views and the same set of in-room amenities as the standard doubles.

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Standard Double Room with Sea View for Sole Use


Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1
Cosy yet comfortable, these rooms are ideal for solo guests who want private balcony sea views and access to all the resort facilities.

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Deluxe Double Room with Sea View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Contemporary double rooms with elevated finishes and glorious sea views from the balcony or terrace. Perfect for couples or small families sharing one room.

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Connecting Rooms with Sea View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 6
Two Standard Double Rooms with Sea View joined by an internal door – a smart option for larger families or friends wanting both privacy and togetherness.

Key facilities (each room):

flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee making facilities, kettle, balcony or terrace, hairdryer, mini-bar*, two bathrooms each with bath and shower attachment, seasonal air conditioning, daily cleaning and towel change.

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Standard Double Room with Sea View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Bright and relaxing with a balcony or terrace facing the Aegean. A comfortable base with all the essentials on hand.

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Standard Double Room without Balcony


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
All the core facilities in a more budget-friendly configuration without outdoor space – a good choice if you expect to spend most of your time around the resort.

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Junior Suite


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
More room to stretch out, typically with an open-plan layout and a seating area. Bathrooms may feature either a bath or shower. Ideal if you like to relax in-room between pool sessions.

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Superior Swim Up Suite


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
The indulgent pick: suites with shared swim-up pool access from your terrace, plus extras such as bathrobes, slippers and turndown service. Two bathrooms with bath and shower attachment make these particularly practical for families or two couples sharing.

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Standard Large Room with Sea View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
Bigger than the typical double, these rooms work well for families with younger children sharing, with the bonus of a balcony or terrace looking out over the Aegean.

All rooms include: flat-screen television, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, coffee making facilities, kettle, hairdryer, mini-bar* (with soft drinks, water and beer usually included in All Inclusive Plus), bathroom with bath and shower attachment or shower, seasonal air conditioning (approx. 24 Apr–31 Oct), daily cleaning and towel changes.

*Local charges may apply for some in-room facilities such as premium mini-bar items.
*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

More info

All Inclusive Plus at Kefaluka Resort (typical inclusions)
The All Inclusive Plus package at Kefaluka Resort normally includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant; one complimentary dinner in a selected à la carte restaurant for stays of 5+ nights (reservation required, further visits subject to a cover charge); a variety of snacks at set times between meals; and local beer, wine, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks available 24 hours a day in selected bars. Fruit juices are usually included at breakfast and in the Vitamin Bar at set times. In-room mini-bars are replenished daily with water, soft drinks and beer. Beach towels are provided.

Local area snapshot – Turgutreis & Bodrum Peninsula
Language: Turkish
Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY)
Time difference from UK: GMT+2 (GMT+3 during daylight saving)
Average flight time from UK: around 4.5 hours

Turgutreis offers a long, family-friendly beachfront, more than 5km of coastline, and an attractive marina backed by shops and restaurants. It’s also a transport hub for dolmuş minibuses around the peninsula, so day trips to Bodrum’s castle and harbour, or quieter Akyarlar Bay, are easy.

Seasonal operation dates, opening hours and entertainment programmes can change based on weather and occupancy. Some facilities, activities and services carry an extra charge, and age or height restrictions may apply for the aqua/splash park and water sports.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Turkey advice.

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FAQs
Is Kefaluka Resort directly on the beach?
Yes. Kefaluka Resort is set on its own private man-made sandy beach with a pier, so you can step straight from the pool area onto the sand. The bay is sheltered and typically calm, which works well for children and for trying out water sports.
What does All Inclusive Plus mean at Kefaluka Resort?
All Inclusive Plus at Kefaluka Resort usually covers buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, one included à la carte dinner for stays of 5 nights or more (with reservation), snacks between meals, and a wide selection of local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks served 24 hours a day in designated bars. The in-room mini-bar is normally refilled daily with water, soft drinks and beer. Exact inclusions can change seasonally, so always check your booking confirmation for the latest details.
Is Kefaluka Resort suitable for children and teenagers?
Very much so. There are children’s pools, a splash park, a separate aqua park with slides, a kids’ club for 4–12 year olds, a playground, family rooms and connecting rooms. Older children and teens tend to love the bowling alley, games centre and evening entertainment, making this a strong choice for multi-age families.
When is the waterpark open at Kefaluka Resort?
The aqua park and splash park at Kefaluka Resort are typically open from late April to late October, depending on weather conditions and hotel occupancy. Certain slides may have age, height or weight restrictions for safety. Schedules can change from year to year, so it’s wise to reconfirm dates closer to departure.
How far is Kefaluka Resort from Turgutreis and Bodrum?
Kefaluka Resort is around 10km from the centre of Turgutreis, and the hotel usually operates a shuttle bus service to the resort centre for a small fee. Bodrum town, with its castle, harbour and nightlife, is further along the peninsula and easily reached by taxi or local dolmuş minibus services.
Is Wi‑Fi available at Kefaluka Resort?
Yes. Free Wi‑Fi is available in the communal areas of Kefaluka Resort, such as the lobby and some bar and pool spaces. In-room Wi‑Fi is also listed among the room facilities, although speeds and coverage can vary by location and the number of guests online.
Does Kefaluka Resort have vegan or vegetarian options?
The main buffet restaurant generally offers a variety of salads, vegetable dishes, pastas, breads and side dishes that suit vegetarian diets, and there are often clearly labelled options at dinner. Vegan guests will find some suitable choices, although the range may be more limited. If you have specific dietary requirements or allergies, inform the hotel in advance and speak to the restaurant team on arrival so they can advise what’s available.
What is the dress code at Kefaluka Resort restaurants?
Daytime dress is casual around the pools and snack areas, but most indoor and à la carte restaurants request that guests do not wear beachwear, and a smart-casual dress code applies in the evenings (for example, no wet swimwear and usually no sleeveless tops for men at dinner). Exact policies can vary slightly by venue, so it’s best to check the hotel information once you arrive.