Holiday Villas with a Private Sauna in Türkiye

The benefit of a villa sauna

Unlike a shared hotel sauna, a villa sauna is used only by your group: you decide when, for how long and at what temperature. In the larger villas around Kalkan, Kaş and Fethiye, the sauna is often part of a spa area that may also include an indoor pool, jacuzzi, hammam or small gym.

When it matters most

A sauna can be used in summer, but it really comes into its own between November and March. For winter breaks, New Year getaways and long stays, a sauna together with an indoor pool and fireplace makes a villa comfortable all year round. It is also a treat in spring for walkers returning from the Kaş–Kalkan or Fethiye sections of the Lycian Way.

Questions to ask before you rent

• Is it a dry (Finnish) sauna or a steam room?
• How many people does it fit, and where is it located?
• Is use included in the price, or is there an extra charge?
• Does the villa also have a hammam, indoor pool or jacuzzi?

Using the sauna safely

Keep sessions short, drink plenty of water and avoid the sauna after drinking alcohol. Pregnant guests, people with heart or blood-pressure conditions and young children should take extra care.

Contacting the owner

Villora does not take bookings. Use the VillaNo on the listing to contact the owner by WhatsApp, phone or email for prices and availability. Before you rent, check the Tourism Permit number shown on the listing (Law 7464, 2024).