Villa Feray | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Oludeniz

Eight guests arrive at Villa Feray in Ölüdeniz and immediately understand why this clifftop resort town has become Turkey’s most coveted coastal destination. The villa sits equidistant between Fethiye’s historic harbour—15 minutes south—and Ölüdeniz’s world-famous Blue Lagoon, equally close to the north. From this vantage point in the residential Hisaronu district, you’re positioned to experience both the cultural depth of Turkey’s southwestern coast and its most celebrated beaches, all within minutes of your private sanctuary.

Inside Villa Feray

Villa Feray sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, spread across three floors of contemporary architecture. The ground floor contains the villa’s social heart: a generous open-plan living and dining zone where natural light flows through large windows overlooking the garden. Two substantial sofas face a flat-screen television, while side tables and a sideboard frame the seating arrangement for casual afternoons or evening entertainment. The dining table accommodates six comfortably for meals together.

The all-white kitchen runs along one wall, equipped with a full suite of built-in appliances—oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, and side-by-side fridge-freezer—plus crockery and glassware for twelve. This is not a galley kitchen designed for solo cooks; the layout invites families or groups to work alongside each other. A separate guest cloakroom on this level serves visitors without directing traffic through private spaces.

Climbing the interior staircase reveals a dramatic central atrium with a chandelier that bathes the upper floors in natural light. Here, all four bedrooms unfold, each identical in specification: queen-sized double beds, fitted wardrobes running the length of one wall, mirrored vanity tables, and private balconies overlooking the pool and gardens below. Every bedroom connects to its own en-suite shower room with walk-in enclosures, dual hand basins, and WCs—meaning no morning queues for bathroom access.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terraced gardens reveal themselves as you step outside. A tiled terrace borders the private swimming pool—9 metres long by 4 metres wide with a 1.5-metre depth—surrounded by sun loungers and parasols positioned to catch or avoid the sun depending on the hour. A covered veranda overlooks this entire scene, furnished with soft seating perfect for early-morning coffee or sunset cocktails. An outdoor dining table for six sits adjacent to a barbecue grill, where evening meals take on the character of the location: simple, fresh, unfussy.

Manicured lawns frame the pool area, offering space for children to run or for guests to spread out without feeling crowded. The gardens are secure and enclosed, with good sightlines from the ground-floor living space—important for families monitoring younger guests. The mature plantings provide natural shade, and the overall maintenance standard means the grounds feel instantly welcoming rather than requiring upkeep during your stay.

Location: Ölüdeniz and the Surrounding Area

Ölüdeniz itself sprawls across a protected beach bay famous for its turquoise lagoon, which appears almost artificial in its intensity—electric blue water backed by golden sand and the silhouette of Gemile Island. This is Turkey’s most photographed beach for good reason: the Blue Flag designation reflects water quality and safety standards. The beach sits 4 kilometres from Villa Feray (a 10-minute drive), making it accessible for daily swims without the villa feeling consumed by beach-town chaos.

Water sports dominate here. Parasailing operators line the shorefront, while boat hire companies offer day trips to Butterfly Valley (a hidden cove on the Aegean coast accessible only by water) and to the ruins of Gemile Island, where Byzantine churches sit among olive groves. More adventurous visitors take the cable car up Mount Babadag (2,170 metres), which rises directly behind Ölüdeniz, for paragliding descents back down to the beach—the area is considered one of Europe’s premier paragliding sites.

Fethiye, 15 kilometres south, functions as the region’s cultural and commercial hub. The harbour bristles with gulets (traditional sailing yachts), and the town’s waterfront restaurants serve fresh catch daily from the working fishing fleet. The Tuesday market operates year-round, offering produce, textiles, and souvenirs; the small archaeological museum houses Lycian artefacts; and the rock tombs carved into the hillside date to the 4th century BC. The Lycian Way walking trail departs from Fethiye, threading through olive groves and archaeological sites for 540 kilometres eastward.

Dalaman International Airport, 58 kilometres away, requires roughly 90 minutes of driving through undulating countryside—an easy transfer that avoids the busier airports of Antalya or Bodrum. The drive descends gradually toward the coast, passing through villages where agriculture still dominates the landscape.

Hisaronu itself, where Villa Feray stands, has evolved into a lively hub with supermarkets, cafes, bars, and restaurants within walking distance. Local establishments serve both tourist cuisine and genuine Turkish dishes—mezze platters, grilled meats, fresh fish prepared simply. The neighbourhood supports a busy nightlife in peak season (July and August) while remaining residential enough for quiet mornings year-round.

The best time to visit falls between May and June, or September and October, when Mediterranean temperatures range from 25°C to 28°C, the sea is warm enough for swimming without shock, and crowds thin compared to July-August. Winter months (November to February) see occasional rain but rarely freeze, making shoulder-season visits appealing for those who dislike peak-season tourism.

For further destination inspiration, explore our Turkey travel guide for seasonal highlights and cultural context. You can also browse our full collection of luxury villas across Turkey or our specialised Ölüdeniz villa selection.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of 6–8 people find Villa Feray particularly well-suited. Four separate bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms eliminate morning bathroom contention, while the open-plan ground floor works for both group meals and sub-group relaxation without anyone feeling isolated. Multi-generational groups—grandparents, parents, adult children—benefit from the layout’s ability to provide privacy and shared space simultaneously.

Groups of friends booking together appreciate the configuration equally. The villa sleeps eight without relying on sofa beds or camp cots, and the outdoor entertaining spaces (the pool, the covered veranda, the barbecue terrace) facilitate the kind of extended social time that holidays with friends are meant to contain.

Families with children of varying ages find significant appeal. The private pool with its fixed depth of 1.5 metres suits both confident swimmers and those still building confidence. The enclosed gardens remove anxiety about unsupervised wandering. Nearby Ölüdeniz beach, just minutes away, offers shallow waters suitable for younger swimmers and lifeguard coverage. The villa’s distance from the town centre (far enough to avoid constant nightlife noise, close enough for convenience) creates an ideal family environment.

Couples seeking more space than a typical holiday apartment, or those travelling with another couple to share costs, also find Villa Feray sensible. The separation of bedrooms means unrelated guests maintain privacy, and the entertaining spaces encourage both couple-time and group activities.

Practical Information

Capacity & Bedrooms: Villa Feray accommodates 8 guests in 4 bedrooms, each with a queen-sized double bed and private en-suite bathroom.

Nearest Airport: Dalaman International Airport lies 58 kilometres north; the drive takes approximately 90 minutes via the D400 coastal highway and inland routes.

Nearest Shops & Provisions: Hisaronu’s supermarket (Migros or similar chains) sits within 5 minutes’ walk. Fresh produce and fish markets operate in Fethiye (15km) and smaller local shops serve daily needs in Ölüdeniz village (4km).

Included Amenities: Wi-Fi throughout the property, split-unit air conditioning in all rooms, television in the living area, washing machine, iron and ironing board, secure parking for vehicles, mosquito nets on windows, and pool access during rental period.

Check-in & Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4:00 PM and checkout 10:00 AM, though variations are often negotiable depending on availability and direct communication with management.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Feray

How many guests does Villa Feray sleep?

Villa Feray sleeps 8 guests maximum, distributed across 4 bedrooms. Each bedroom contains a queen-sized double bed, so couples or individuals pair naturally into the four spaces. No sofa beds or rollaway cots exist, which means capacity is fixed at 8 without additional sleeping arrangements.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Feray in Ölüdeniz?

Dalaman International Airport is the closest major facility at 58 kilometres from Villa Feray. The transfer time by private car or shuttle is approximately 90 minutes, depending on traffic and road conditions. Car hire is commonly arranged at the airport for guests wanting independence during their stay. Antalya Airport, approximately 240 kilometres away, is rarely used for Ölüdeniz visits due to the longer transfer time.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Feray?

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions for Villa Feray: daytime temperatures between 25°C and 28°C, seawater warm enough for comfortable swimming, and lower tourist density compared to peak summer. July and August deliver the hottest temperatures (30°C+) and the largest crowds, though beaches and restaurants operate with full intensity. Winter months (November to February) bring occasional rain but rarely freezing weather, making them suitable for those avoiding summer tourism and seeking solitude.

Is Villa Feray suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool (1.5 metres deep throughout) suits both beginners and confident swimmers. The fully enclosed garden provides a secure play area where children can move freely without unsupervised access to roads. Ölüdeniz Beach, 4 kilometres away, features lifeguard cover, shallow entry zones, and a child-friendly environment. The villa’s location away from the town centre reduces noise and constant nightlife activity, creating a calmer backdrop for families. Indoor entertainment (television, games) and outdoor space (pool, gardens) occupy children across varying activity levels and weather conditions.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Feray?

The rental typically includes Wi-Fi internet access throughout the villa, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living spaces, bed linens and bath towels, electricity and water for normal use, parking for private vehicles, access to the private swimming pool, and the use of furnishings and kitchen equipment (crockery, glassware, utensils). Pool cleaning is normally included; external catering services (chefs, wait staff) are available at additional cost if requested in advance.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Feray?

Hisaronu village, within walking distance, contains multiple restaurants (ranging from Turkish kebab houses to Mediterranean seafood venues), cafes, bars, and a supermarket. Ölüdeniz village (4 kilometres) offers additional restaurants and a seafood market open daily. Fethiye (15 kilometres) hosts the larger Tuesday Market (every Tuesday), the fish market near the harbour (daily), designer brand shops, and numerous waterfront restaurants. Local specialities include grilled sea bass, red mullet, octopus salad, and mezes (small plates of mixed vegetables, cheeses, cured meats). Alcohol, groceries, and provisions are readily available at the supermarket chains in Hisaronu (Migros, Carrefour) without the need to travel further afield.