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Villas to Rent in Fethiye

Fethiye pairs a working harbour town with some of the most beautiful coastline in Türkiye, from the Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz to the island-studded bays of Göcek. Browse villas listed on Villora across the whole district, compare pools, views and locations, then contact the owner directly.

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Secluded
Faralya, Fethiye

Villa Kelebek Yamacı

Sleeps 4 2 bedrooms 2 3.5×8 m 2.5 km
from £140 / night
Licensed

Why choose Fethiye for a villa holiday

Fethiye sits where the Lycian coast meets the Aegean side of Muğla, and few places in Türkiye pack so much variety into one district. The town itself is a relaxed, real place with a busy harbour, Lycian rock tombs carved into the cliffs above the streets and a bustling fish market where you choose your catch and have it cooked at a neighbouring restaurant. Within half an hour you can be on a sandy beach, in a pine-scented mountain village or aboard a gulet heading for the 12 Islands.

It is a long-standing favourite with British and Turkish families alike, which means good infrastructure, easy-going service and a wide choice of villas at every scale, from cosy two-bedroom houses to large family villas with big pools and gardens.

The main villa areas

  • Ölüdeniz – the famous lagoon, Belcekız beach and paragliding from Babadağ
  • Hisarönü and Ovacık – lively hillside villages with restaurants, bars and plenty of family villas
  • Kayaköy – a peaceful valley beside the abandoned Greek village of Levissi
  • Faralya and Kabak – dramatic clifftop scenery above Butterfly Valley, for those who want nature and quiet
  • Çalış – a long, flat beach with famous sunsets, walkable and great for children
  • Göcek – the yachting capital, with marinas, chic restaurants and secluded bays
  • Yanıklar – quiet nature spots near Katrancı bay, between Fethiye and Göcek
  • Üzümlü – an inland village with cooler air and very private villas

Things to do

Highlights include the Amyntas rock tombs, the Tuesday market, a full-day 12 Islands boat trip, the Saklıkent gorge (around 45 km away), the hilltop ruins of Tlos and walks along the Lycian Way. Ölüdeniz is the place for paragliding, while Göcek is the base for gulet cruises and private boat days.

Best time to visit

The main season runs from May to October. July and August are hot, typically 30–35 °C on the coast, with the sea around 26–27 °C. May, June, September and October are ideal for walking, sightseeing and quieter beaches; villas with heated pools make spring and late autumn stays more comfortable.

Choosing the right villa

Families often prefer Hisarönü, Ovacık or Çalış, where shops and restaurants are close by. Couples and honeymooners tend to look at sea-view villas around Ölüdeniz, Kayaköy or Göcek. If privacy matters, filter for secluded or conservative villas with pools hidden from view, which are common in Kayaköy, Üzümlü and the hills above Ölüdeniz. Every listing shows its VillaNo and its tourism permit number (Turizm Belge No), so you can check details before you contact the owner.

Getting there

Dalaman Airport (DLM) is about 50 km from Fethiye town, roughly a 45-minute drive. Many owners can recommend a private transfer, and a hire car is worth having if your villa is up in the hills.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Fethiye from Dalaman Airport?
Fethiye town is about 50 km from Dalaman Airport (DLM), around a 45-minute drive. Ölüdeniz and Hisarönü are roughly an hour away, while Göcek is closer, at about 25 minutes.
When is the best time to rent a villa in Fethiye?
The Fethiye season runs from May to October, with July and August the hottest and busiest months. May, June, September and October offer warm sea, comfortable temperatures and quieter beaches.
Which part of Fethiye is best for families?
Families in Fethiye often choose Çalış for its flat, walkable beachfront, or Hisarönü and Ovacık for their restaurants, shops and easy access to Ölüdeniz beach. All three have plenty of villas with private pools.
Can I find secluded or conservative villas in Fethiye?
Yes. Fethiye has many villas with high walls or pools hidden from view, especially in Kayaköy, Üzümlü and the hills around Ölüdeniz. Use the filters on Villora to find secluded, conservative-friendly villas.
Do Fethiye holiday villas need a tourism permit?
Yes. Since 1 January 2024, homes rented to tourists short term in Türkiye, including Fethiye, must hold a permit from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Villora shows this as the tourism permit number (Turizm Belge No) on each listing, so check it before you contact the owner.
Do I need a car for a villa holiday in Fethiye?
It depends on the area. In Çalış, Hisarönü or central Ölüdeniz you can manage with dolmuş minibuses and taxis, but for hillside villas, Kayaköy, Faralya, Kabak or Üzümlü a hire car is strongly recommended.