Villa Basak | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Ortaca/Mugla Mugla

Picture twelve guests spread across five generous bedrooms in the Ortaca district of Mugla, Turkey, surrounded by productive orange groves and within walking distance of village restaurants. Villa Basak occupies a tranquil pocket of the Turkish coast where rural authenticity meets convenient access to some of the Mediterranean’s finest beaches and cultural attractions. This is the kind of property where groups actually want to spend time together—and where they have the space to disappear when they need it.

Inside Villa Basak

Villa Basak sleeps 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, arranged intelligently across multiple levels to create distinct living zones without sacrificing the communal heart of the villa.

The ground floor opens into a generous living and entertaining area. Here you’ll find multiple seating configurations rather than a single rigid lounge arrangement—an important distinction when managing a larger group. A dedicated bar occupies one corner, perfect for evening aperitifs or long afternoons. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances: dishwasher, microwave, and ample counter space. Two separate dining rooms allow flexibility in how your group gathers for meals. From here, the expansive terrace beckons—shaded areas and open zones give you choices depending on the day’s heat and your mood.

Descending to the lower ground floor reveals a second living space focused on recreation and wellness. A games room houses both pool and table tennis tables, ideal for competitive afternoons or casual entertainment. Beyond this sits the villa’s spa sanctuary: a dedicated sauna and a Jacuzzi hot tub set apart from the main house, creating a genuine retreat within a retreat.

The five bedrooms distribute across the upper levels, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Bedroom 1 offers a double bed, shower en-suite, and a private balcony facing the grove. Bedroom 2 functions as the master suite—a double bed anchors the space, while an in-room Jacuzzi bath adds genuine luxury to morning and evening routines. Its en-suite includes a separate shower. Bedroom 3 contains two single beds, a shower en-suite, and balcony access. Bedroom 4 provides a double bed with en-suite shower. Bedroom 5 features a double bed, en-suite shower, and the flexibility to add an additional bed for larger groups or multigenerational arrangements.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during warm months. Wi-Fi connects you to the world whenever you need it. Practical amenities include washing machine, iron, and hairdryer in each bathroom. For families with young children, the villa provides cot and highchair upon request, plus a collection of children’s books and toys.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 10-metre by 5-metre private swimming pool forms the focal point of outdoor life. Sun loungers and parasols line the water’s edge, arranged to catch morning light or afternoon shade depending on your preference. The shaded dining area near the pool allows you to move seamlessly between swimming and eating without returning indoors.

Beyond the pool, the gardens reveal the property’s character. Orange trees—productive during winter months—create natural screening and the occasional scent of blossom in spring. The lawn provides open space for children or a spot to simply lie and read. A barbecue sits ready for evening cooking, allowing you to prepare meals with the scent of charcoal mingling with the herbal air of the Turkish countryside.

Parking accommodates multiple vehicles without cluttering the living spaces, a practical consideration when twelve guests arrive with varying transport arrangements.

Location: Ortaca/Mugla and the Surrounding Area

Villa Basak sits in the Ortaca municipality of Mugla Province, an area where agricultural heritage and Mediterranean tourism coexist without the overwhelming crowds of more famous resorts. The nearest village, Güzelyurt, lies minutes away and offers small local shops, a handful of restaurants serving traditional Turkish home cooking, and the quiet authenticity that characterises rural Anatolia.

Dalaman town stands 6 kilometres south and provides the practical infrastructure larger groups need: supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, and additional dining options. Dalaman Airport lies approximately 10 kilometres away, making transfers straightforward (roughly 20-30 minutes by car depending on traffic and time of day).

The coastal resort of Sarıgerme sits 6 kilometres away, where long sandy beaches meet a developed tourist infrastructure of water sports facilities, beach clubs, café culture, and evening entertainment. Unlike the overcrowded holiday towns further east, Sarıgerme maintains a relatively relaxed atmosphere even during peak season.

Dalyan, positioned 15 kilometres southwest, draws visitors for its archaeological significance and natural attractions. The ancient ruins of Caunos overlook the town from limestone cliffs, while the Dalyan River winds through protected wetland habitat where loggerhead turtles nest on Iztuzu Beach during summer months. The town’s famous mud baths offer therapeutic properties and operate year-round, though they attract most visitors from June to September.

Adventure-minded guests can arrange white-water rafting on the Dalaman River itself, exploring dramatic gorge scenery with professional operators based in both Dalaman and Dalyan. Hiking trails crisscross the surrounding countryside, particularly rewarding during spring and autumn when temperatures moderate. The Fevziye sulphur pools, situated inland near the village of Ekincik, provide a quieter alternative to the more famous mud baths—the water emerges warm and mineral-rich, and the setting remains relatively undeveloped.

For broader regional exploration, Marmaris lies 90 kilometres northeast, famed for its protected marina, Old Town bazaars, and as a base for boat charters along the Turquoise Coast. The drive takes roughly 90 minutes but rewards travellers with access to some of Turkey’s most dramatic coastline.

Seasonally, April through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: warm but not scorching temperatures, manageable crowds, and seas suited to swimming. July and August bring peak heat and peak tourism. Winter months (December through February) see quieter conditions and significantly reduced accommodation prices, though some businesses reduce hours. Spring wildflowers peak in April and May across the countryside surrounding Villa Basak. For destination inspiration and regional context, explore our villas in Ortaca, our comprehensive Mugla property collection, and our broader luxury villas across Turkey. For deeper insight into the region’s character and travel logistics, consult our Turkey travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups benefit from Villa Basak’s distributed bedrooms and split-level design. Grandparents occupy the master suite with its private Jacuzzi, while parents and children spread across upper-floor rooms, creating family units within the larger structure. The games room and pool occupy younger guests; the sauna serves adults needing quiet time.

Friendship groups of 8-12 people find the property ideal for week-long reunions or milestone celebrations. The presence of two living spaces means smaller sub-groups can occupy different zones without fragmenting the social experience. The bar, pool table, and table tennis support evening entertainment without requiring restaurant reservations.

Couples travelling with other couples appreciate the balance: shared spaces for group activities (dinners, swimming, games) but distinct bedrooms ensuring privacy and independence. The proximity to restaurants in Güzelyurt and Sarıgerme means groups can divide for dining without guilt.

Event groups—wedding parties, corporate retreats, anniversary celebrations—find the accommodations and entertainment facilities suitable for 3-5 day gatherings. The spa facilities and barbecue support various entertaining styles.

Holiday lets work well for families with young children due to the provision of cots, highchairs, children’s entertainment, and a pool environment where parents maintain sightlines while children play safely.

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Dalaman Airport lies approximately 10 kilometres away. Ground transfers take 20-30 minutes by car depending on traffic conditions and time of arrival.

Nearest Supermarket: Dalaman town, 6 kilometres away, contains multiple supermarket options including chains and local markets.

Included in Rental: Accommodation, Wi-Fi access, air conditioning, standard utilities, pool access, garden use, linen, towels, and basic amenities. Maid service is available upon request (additional cost). Airport transfers can be arranged (additional cost).

Check-in Flexibility: Standard arrangements are available upon booking confirmation. Early check-in and late checkout may be possible depending on occupancy patterns.

Pets: Pets are welcomed on request—confirm arrangements when booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Basak

How many guests does Villa Basak sleep?

Villa Basak accommodates 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The breakdown comprises: one master suite with double bed and in-room Jacuzzi, one triple room (one double and one single bed), one twin room, and two double bedrooms. An additional bed can be added to Bedroom 5 for groups exceeding the standard arrangement.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Basak in Ortaca/Mugla?

Dalaman Airport, positioned 10 kilometres south of the villa, serves the region as the primary international gateway. Ground transfers take approximately 20-30 minutes by car. The journey follows the main highway south toward the coast, passing through Dalaman town and continuing toward Sarıgerme. Alternative airports include Bodrum (roughly 130 kilometres northeast, 90-minute drive) and Antalya (approximately 240 kilometres east, 3-hour drive), both viable options for certain flight connections or group arrangements.

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

April through June offers spring warmth (22-28°C), blooming countryside, manageable crowds, and seas warming into comfortable swimming temperatures. September through October repeats these conditions in reverse as summer intensity fades. July and August peak at 32-35°C with heavy tourism traffic throughout Mugla Province. Winter (December through February) brings mild temperatures (12-18°C), reduced accommodation pricing, and quietness—ideal for working remote teams or couples seeking solitude—though some local businesses reduce hours. Avoid late November and early March when intermittent rain can disrupt outdoor activities.

Is Villa Basak suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property provides cots and highchairs for infants. The pool allows supervised swimming for older children, with sufficient depth variation to accommodate different ages. Güzelyurt and Sarıgerme both feature child-friendly beaches within 6 kilometres. The games room (pool table, table tennis) entertains older children during afternoons. The large garden permits safe outdoor play. On-site Wi-Fi allows parents to manage educational or entertainment needs. The proximity to Dalaman town ensures access to pharmacies and medical facilities if required. Maid service, available upon request, reduces parental workload during the holiday itself.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Basak?

Standard rental includes: accommodation across all five bedrooms, Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout, standard utilities (electricity, water), pool access and maintenance, garden use, linen and towels for all beds and bathrooms, basic kitchen equipment, and furnishings. Optional add-ons (available for additional cost) include maid service, airport transfers, and pet accommodation.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Basak?

Güzelyurt village, minutes away, contains several traditional Turkish restaurants serving home-cooked meze, kebab, and fresh fish at modest prices. Local markets operate several days weekly for fresh produce. Dalaman town, 6 kilometres south, hosts multiple restaurants ranging from casual Turkish establishments to international cuisine, plus supermarkets including Migros and Carrefour Express branches. Sarıgerme resort, 6 kilometres southwest, concentrates beach-front restaurants, cafés, and bars catering to tourists, with higher prices and more varied menus than village establishments. For speciality shopping (clothing, electronics, household goods), Dalaman’s town centre provides better selection than village options.