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78 villas in Turchia

Flexible dates · 1 Ospite

Discover beautiful beaches, traditional villages and a fascinating cultural heritage during a relaxing villa holiday in Turkey. Travel with family or friends, explore the surrounding coastline, or spend peaceful days beside your own private swimming pool.

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Villa Grand Yasar 4

a partire dal €110 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Dogakent 1

a partire dal €93 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 3 Bagni

Villa Dogakent 2

a partire dal €93 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Dogakent 3

a partire dal €93 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Dogakent 4

a partire dal €100 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Garden Island

a partire dal €100 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

10 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Serafina

a partire dal €89 avg/night

Mergenli, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Ana

a partire dal €92 avg/night

Ortaca (near Dalyan), Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

Villa Sena

a partire dal €93 avg/night

Dalyan, Dalaman Region

8 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

Villa Albatros

a partire dal €72 avg/night

Yerbelen, Dalaman Region

4 Ospiti · 2 Letti · 2 Bagni

Villa Larisa

a partire dal €75 avg/night

Yerbelen, Dalaman Region

6 Ospiti · 2 Letti · 2 Bagni

Villa Horizon

a partire dal €86 avg/night

Ortaca (near Dalyan), Dalaman Region

10 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Zara

a partire dal €89 avg/night

Yerbelen, Dalaman Region

9 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

Villa Maya

a partire dal €97 avg/night

Ortaca (near Dalyan), Dalaman Region

10 Ospiti · 5 Letti · 4 Bagni

Villa Everest

a partire dal €100 avg/night

Dalaman, Dalaman Region

10 Ospiti · 4 Letti · 3 Bagni

Villa Tara

a partire dal €120 avg/night

Ovacik (near Oludeniz), Dalaman Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa Fergana

a partire dal €158 avg/night

Ovacik (near Oludeniz), Dalaman Region

12 Ospiti · 6 Letti · 5 Bagni

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Villa Kuluhana

a partire dal €193 avg/night

Kalkan, Antalya Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa Rosetta

a partire dal €114 avg/night

Ovacik (near Oludeniz), Dalaman Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 2 Bagni

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Villa Mira

a partire dal €124 avg/night

Ovacik (near Oludeniz), Dalaman Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 4 Bagni

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Villa Riva

a partire dal €119 avg/night

Ovacik (near Oludeniz), Dalaman Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 4 Bagni

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Villa Azure Heaven

a partire dal €295 avg/night

Turgutreis, Bodrum Region

10 Ospiti · 5 Letti · 5 Bagni

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Villa Elysia

a partire dal €444 avg/night

Yalikavak, Bodrum Region

10 Ospiti · 6 Letti · 4 Bagni

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Villa Naya

a partire dal €376 avg/night

Yalikavak, Bodrum Region

6 Ospiti · 3 Letti · 3 Bagni

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Villa holidays in Turchia

Discover beautiful beaches, traditional villages and a fascinating cultural heritage during a relaxing villa holiday in Turkey. Travel with family or friends, explore the surrounding coastline, or spend peaceful days beside your own private swimming pool.

Our villas in Turkey have been carefully selected for their quality, comfort and location. Browse our guest reviews and find the perfect villa with a private pool or sea view for your next holiday.

Beyond its beautiful coastline, Turkey is characterised by impressive mountain ranges and vast plateaus. Its history has been shaped by many civilisations, creating a fascinating diversity of cultures and traditions. Its unique location has made it an important bridge between Europe and Asia, and the country was once at the centre of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.

Two popular destinations to visit are:

Istanbul

Formerly known as Constantinople, Istanbul served as the capital of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. The city is divided by the Bosphorus Strait, with one side in Europe and the other in Asia, giving it a unique and culturally diverse character.

The Bosphorus connects the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara, while the Golden Horn forms a natural inlet on the European side of the city. Istanbul’s historic districts are filled with impressive landmarks, palaces and mosques.

Landmarks

Hagia Sophia

One of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks, Hagia Sophia has served as a church, mosque and museum throughout its long history. It returned to its status as a place of worship in 2020 and is particularly beautiful when viewed at dusk.

Topkapi Palace

Topkapi Palace was once the administrative centre and residence of the Ottoman sultans. Visitors can explore its magnificent courtyards, rooms, treasury and collection of historical Ottoman artefacts.

The Grand Bazaar

The Grand Bazaar is one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world. With thousands of shops selling jewellery, carpets, ceramics, textiles, spices and souvenirs, it offers an unforgettable experience for both first-time and returning visitors.

Antalya

Located on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast, near the Gulf of Antalya, Antalya was once an important Roman port. Its warm Mediterranean climate, attractive beaches and crystal-clear waters make it a popular holiday destination.

The historic old town of Kaleiçi contains buildings and landmarks from the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods. Its narrow streets, traditional houses and picturesque harbour make it one of Antalya’s most interesting areas to explore.

Landmarks

Düden Waterfalls

The Düden Waterfalls include the Upper and Lower Düden waterfalls and are among Antalya’s most impressive natural attractions. Visitors can enjoy the surrounding parkland, explore the cave area and relax at one of the nearby cafés or restaurants.

Hadrian’s Gate

Hadrian’s Gate was built in AD 130 to commemorate the visit of Roman Emperor Hadrian to Antalya. This beautifully preserved Roman monument stands in the city centre and forms one of the main entrances to the historic Kaleiçi district.