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Villas to Rent in Faralya

Faralya clings to the cliffs high above Butterfly Valley, with sweeping sea views and the Lycian Way passing right through the village. Browse the villas listed on Villora in Faralya and contact the owners directly.

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Secluded
Faralya, Fethiye

Villa Kelebek Yamacı

Sleeps 4 2 bedrooms 2 3.5×8 m 2.5 km
from 9,315 ₺ / night
Licensed

Clifftop peace above Butterfly Valley

Faralya is a small village about 12 km beyond Ölüdeniz, perched on dramatic cliffs above Butterfly Valley (Kelebekler Vadisi). The road from Ölüdeniz climbs and winds along the mountainside, and the reward is silence, pine forest and some of the most spectacular sea views on the Fethiye coast.

Who Faralya suits

This is a place for nature lovers, walkers and couples who want to switch off. There is little nightlife, just a few village restaurants and guesthouses, and the Lycian Way passes through, making it an excellent base for day hikes.

  • Nature villas with private pools and open sea views
  • Secluded villas well away from neighbours
  • Honeymoon-style retreats for couples

Practical tips

A car is essential, and the road is narrow and winding, so drive carefully. Butterfly Valley is best visited by boat from Ölüdeniz. Shops are limited, so stock up in Hisarönü or Fethiye. The season runs from May to October, and Dalaman Airport (DLM) is roughly an hour and a half away by car.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Faralya from Ölüdeniz?
Faralya is about 12 km from Ölüdeniz along a winding mountain road, usually around 20–25 minutes by car.
Can you reach Butterfly Valley from Faralya?
Faralya sits directly above Butterfly Valley. The easiest and safest way down to the beach is by boat from Ölüdeniz, as the cliff path is steep and demanding.
Do I need a car for a villa in Faralya?
Yes. Faralya is remote, with limited shops and public transport, so a hire car is essential for supplies, beaches and day trips.