Villa Beyaz Gul | 4-Bedroom Villa in Marmaris Orhaniye

Picture eight people arriving in Orhaniye, a rural village 25 minutes from the Marmaris resort, and stepping through the gates of Villa Beyaz Gul to find a walled garden that feels like their own private world. This four-bedroom luxury villa rental in Marmaris combines authentic Turkish village living with the comforts families and groups demand. The property sits within the stunning Bozburun Peninsula, where olive groves meet mountain villages and the Aegean touches limestone cliffs.

Inside Villa Beyaz Gul

Villa Beyaz Gul sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across two floors that feel surprisingly spacious despite the intimate scale. Ground floor living begins with a sitting room featuring a working fireplace and television, cooled by a ceiling fan—ideal for evening gatherings. Adjacent is a dining area and fully equipped kitchen where you’ll find a microwave, dishwasher, filter coffee machine, oven, hob and toaster. A double bedroom (140cm bed) and family bathroom with both bath and shower complete this level, making it practical for guests who prefer not climbing stairs.

The first floor holds three additional bedrooms, each with air conditioning and high ceilings that catch cooling breezes from the peninsula. One room offers twin single beds; another pairs a 160cm double bed with its own balcony overlooking the pool; the third features a 160cm double bed. All three upstairs bedrooms share a family shower room with direct access. A hallway balcony provides a quiet retreat with views across the gardens.

Throughout the property, mossy nets protect against insects, while storage in every bedroom means luggage doesn’t dominate the space. Wi-Fi reaches all rooms. Travel cots and highchairs are available on request for families with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the real character of Villa Beyaz Gul emerges. The private swimming pool measures 8.5 metres by 5 metres with a depth of 1.65 metres—deep enough for swimming laps, shallow enough for children to paddle safely. Sunbeds line the terrace, paired with large sun shades that shift as the day progresses. Shaded seating areas scattered through the gardens offer refuge from midday heat, while fruit trees (many in the garden produce seasonal harvests of citrus and local varieties) create natural canopies.

A substantial built-in barbecue anchors the entertainment space, where the dining terrace overlooks the pool and garden in one direction and the surrounding landscape in another. A children’s swing set sits quietly in one corner—the kind of detail that transforms a villa from accommodation into a home. The gardens feature both ornamental plantings and productive vegetable patches where guests often find fresh herbs and seasonal produce ready for use.

Covered parking protects vehicles from the Mediterranean sun. A washing machine handles the inevitable laundry that comes with eight guests and a week-long stay.

Location: Marmaris and the Surrounding Area

Orhaniye sits on the Bozburun Peninsula, roughly 25 kilometres from Marmaris town centre—close enough for a quick drive to restaurants and nightlife, far enough to feel genuinely remote. The village itself operates at the rhythm of agricultural seasons. Locals tend beekeeping operations, pomegranate and orange groves, and herb cultivation. On Saturday mornings, the market in front of the Mayor’s Office stocks fresh produce, village bread, pressed olive oil and seasonal vegetables that villagers have grown themselves.

The village waterfront attracts visiting yachts and serves fresh fish at waterfront restaurants where lunch arrives still steaming from the kitchen. Kizkumu Beach, approximately 8 kilometres from Villa Beyaz Gul, stretches into Orhaniye Bay with a distinctive sand spit extending 500 metres into clear water—one of the region’s most photogenic beaches and excellent for swimming. The water reaches warm temperatures from June through September.

Within 10 kilometres, Selimiye offers a working harbour lined with tavernas, visited by both local and visiting sailors. The ancient city of Hydas stands nearby, while three castle ruins, a lighthouse and monastery remnants reward exploration. Turkish breakfast service in Selimiye continues until midday, making it possible to sleep in and still enjoy this leisurely morning ritual.

Turgutkoy and Hisaronu, both within 15 kilometres, represent the mountain villages that punctuate the peninsula’s winding roads. These settlements have resisted commercialisation, remaining places where you’ll hear Turkish spoken and see daily life continue as it has for generations. Sogut, another nearby village, combines stunning waterside location with excellent seafood restaurants where swimming follows lunch.

Marmaris itself—25 kilometres away—offers a striking contrast. The resort town stretches along a pebbly beach backed by a long seafront promenade lined with water sports operators, restaurants and shops. The 16th-century Marmaris Castle sits on a peninsula overlooking the bay. The town has earned a reputation for sailing and scuba-diving, with numerous operators offering instruction and excursions. Nightlife concentrates in the central area and along the waterfront, ranging from casual beach bars to clubs operating until dawn.

The region’s climate peaks between May and October, with July and August reaching 35°C regularly. April, May, September and October offer warm, sunny weather without extreme heat. Winter sees temperatures between 10-15°C and occasional rain. The Aegean wind patterns create reliable breezes that cool even hot afternoons. For destination inspiration and more options, explore our villas in Marmaris, browse our luxury villas in Turkey, and read our comprehensive Turkey travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Beyaz Gul works exceptionally well for families with children aged 5-14 who want space to spread out without feeling disconnected. The ground-floor bedroom-bathroom combination means grandparents or less-mobile guests avoid stairs. The pool feels secure for supervised swimming, while the gardens provide safe play space away from traffic (the property sits on a quiet village road).

Groups of friends—particularly those splitting time between relaxation and exploration—appreciate the village location. Two couples can occupy separate bedrooms, feel private, yet gather easily on the terrace. Extended families spanning three generations find the bedroom split works logistically: parents and children downstairs, grandparents upstairs with a bathroom, teenagers claiming the twin-bed room.

This is not a party villa. It suits people who value quiet mornings, afternoon swims, home-cooked dinners on the terrace and early bedtimes. It suits guests who want to rent a car and explore the peninsula, not those seeking an all-inclusive resort experience.

Practical Information

Villa Beyaz Gul accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The nearest airport is Dalaman International Airport, approximately 85 kilometres from the villa—roughly a 90-minute drive by road. Airport transfers can be arranged. Marmaris town centre (25 kilometres) has supermarkets, pharmacies and restaurants open until late. Orhaniye village has a small grocery shop and the Saturday market. Fresh produce vendors often stop at the village.

The rental includes Wi-Fi, satellite television, air conditioning in all bedrooms, pool access, use of the barbecue and garden, linen, towels, and the services of a housekeeper (at an additional cost). Breakfast can be arranged locally. A pre-stocked fridge service is available. Maid service operates on request. Check-in times are flexible depending on the arrival date and previous guest departure.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Beyaz Gul

How many guests does Villa Beyaz Gul sleep?

Villa Beyaz Gul sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The ground floor has one double bed (140cm); the first floor has one bedroom with twin beds, one with a 160cm double bed and one with another 160cm double bed. Travel cots and highchairs are available on request for families with younger children.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Beyaz Gul in Marmaris?

Dalaman International Airport is the nearest major airport, located approximately 85 kilometres from Villa Beyaz Gul. The drive takes roughly 90 minutes by car. Airport transfer services can be arranged through the rental management. Some guests use Istanbul or Izmir airports if flights are significantly cheaper, though transfer times increase to 4-5 hours.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Beyaz Gul?

May through September offers warm, reliable weather ideal for swimming. July and August are peak summer, with temperatures regularly exceeding 35°C and village restaurants busiest. April and October provide warm days (20-25°C), still suitable for pool use, with fewer visitors and lower humidity. November through March sees occasional rain and cooler temperatures, though many days remain sunny and pleasant. The pool can be heated during shoulder seasons at an additional cost.

Is Villa Beyaz Gul suitable for families with children?

Yes. The 8.5-metre pool is sufficiently shallow for supervised young swimmers, surrounded by a flat terrace with no trip hazards. The gardens provide secure play space away from main roads. Kizkumu Beach (8km away) is family-friendly with shallow water and a lifeguard during summer. Marmaris water park is 25 kilometres away. The ground floor bedroom means parents can stay near younger children at night. The village pace suits families who want activity without overstimulation.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Beyaz Gul?

Standard inclusions cover Wi-Fi, satellite television, air conditioning in all bedrooms, pool access, linen and towels, and use of all furnishings and appliances. Utilities (electricity, water) are typically included. Additional services available for a supplementary fee include housekeeper service (weekly or daily), airport transfers, pre-stocked fridge arrangements and breakfast preparation. Pool heating is available during cooler months.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Beyaz Gul?

Orhaniye village has several waterfront restaurants specialising in fresh fish, within walking distance of the property. The village grocery stock is limited; larger supermarkets (Migros, Carrefour) operate in Marmaris, 25 kilometres away. The Saturday market in front of the Mayor’s Office stocks fresh vegetables and local bread. Selimiye, 10 kilometres away, has excellent fish restaurants and a bakery. Marmaris town centre (25km) offers international restaurants, shopping centres and supermarkets staying open until 22:00 or later during summer months.