Holiday Villas with EV Charger in Türkiye
Driving an electric car along the Turquoise Coast is easy when you can plug in overnight at your own villa. These villas have an EV charger declared by the owner, so you can start each morning with a full battery and contact the owner directly with any questions.
Who is it for?
A villa with an EV charger suits road-trippers exploring the coast between Fethiye, Kaş and Antalya, families arriving in their own electric car, and anyone picking up a rental EV at Dalaman or Antalya airport. Charging overnight means you are not hunting for a public charger on a hot August afternoon. It matters most in Kaş and Kalkan, which are a long transfer from both airports, and it makes Göcek, close to Dalaman, an easy first stop.
What to ask the owner
Charging equipment is declared by the owner and varies a lot. Before you confirm, ask:
- Is it a dedicated wallbox, or a standard socket with a granny cable?
- Which connector does it use (usually Type 2), and is a tethered cable provided or do you bring your own?
- What is the charging power in kW, and roughly how much range can you add overnight?
- Is charging included in the price, or metered and billed separately?
- Can the car be parked right next to the charger, and is parking covered or open?
If you are renting an EV, check its connector and cable with the rental company first, then share the details with the owner.
Seasonal notes
In July and August air conditioning puts a heavy load on a villa's electricity supply, and some owners may ask you to charge only at night. Spring and autumn bring quieter roads and more pleasant driving, which makes them a good time for a slower coastal road trip. On longer routes, note a few public chargers along the way as a backup.
Booking safely
Each listing shows its VillaNo and the Tourism Permit number required by Law 7464. Check it, and get charging terms in writing along with everything else. Villora does not take bookings; you deal with the owner directly.