This luxurious 5 bedroom villa sleeps up to 10 people. It is split over 3 levels and modernly furnished throughout, with 2 living areas and en-suites off all the bedrooms. Each room is bright and spacious, with plenty of natural light coming into the villa. There is free unlimited wifi included. Set up on a hill with breathtaking views of Hisarönü, Babadag mountain, and the sea, this large villa allows you to be away from all the hustle and bustle so that you can have a completely relaxing holiday. Its private pool and garden are peaceful areas for you and your family to enjoy the summer weather. There is also a sizeable shaded terrace complete with a BBQ area, perfect for dining alfresco and escaping the Turkish heat. Situated just off the second road through Ovacik, in an area of outstanding beauty overlooking the nearby Taurus mountain range, the position offers easy access to local amenities, as well as being superbly located for ease of travel to the nearby party town of Hisarönü (5 minutes drive); cosmopolitan city of Fethiye (10 minutes drive) or Ölüdeniz Blue Lagoon (10 minutes drive) beach resort on the Turkish Riviera. Excursions from the area are plentiful, there will be a welcome meeting provided by an English speaking tourist guide to inform you about the local area, car hire and any excursions you wish to book, for example, the Dalyan River Trip which is a great day out and includes trip to Mud Baths, Jeep safari, Turkish Bath, Private Boat Trips, etc. Included with your accommodation price is an arrival welcome basket of tea, coffee, sugar, milk, bread, cheese, jam, eggs, butter, fruit, water and fruit juice a weekly clean/change of bedding. AREA INFO: Ovacik/Hisaronu: The touristic resorts of Ovacik and Hisarönü are located alongside the Fethiye - Ölüdeniz road, at the top of the mountain. With an altitude of approximately 300 meters, the area gives respite from the summer heat during the peak holiday season. There are endless activities to get stuck into...from paragliding and jeep safaris, to sunset cruises and Turkish baths, as well as a great selection of restaurants, bars, shops and evening entertainment. Beach: Ölüdeniz beach and the famous Blue Lagoon are only 10 mins away by the regular local Dolmus bus, you can sit on the beachfront at sunset and watch the paragliders land in front of you, grab a bite to eat and a cocktail, and enjoy the beautiful sunsets. Fethiye: The large provincial town of Fethiye is built on the site of ancient Telmessos. Fethiye overlooks an attractive bay and is crowned by the ruins of an ancient fortress built by the Crusader Knights of Rhodes and in the steep surrounding cliffs, you can visit the ancient Lycian rock tombs carved into the hillside. Around the town, you will come across sarcophagi rock dating back to 450BC. The Gulf of Fethiye is a broad bay dotted with small islands and furrowed by inlets and coves, enhanced by lush, wooded mountain slopes which sweep down to the shore. Fethiye has a large colorful harbor and marina where you can find the local fishing boats bobbing beside the sophisticated cruisers, yachts, and catamarans which visit Fethiye. You will also see the traditional Turkish gulets, beautiful wooden vessels of varying sizes which leave from the harbor daily and visit the many coves and bays in the area. A wide promenade lined with cafes runs around the harbor and yachting marina, tables and chairs spilling out from underneath awnings and trees onto a waterfront terrace. Fethiye has an open market where much of the towns daytime action takes place. It is a riot of colors, sounds, and smells, where you can buy a wide range of goods such as leather goods, Turkish carpets, gold and silver jewelry and much more. The town itself doesnt have a beach, but Çalis beach is a long sand and pebble beach just 4km away. Or alternatively, you can visit the famous and beautiful bay of Ölüdeniz which is just 15km away and has a beautiful sandy beach. If you enjoy natural beauty and nature you can visit the town of Kayakoy just 10km away up in the surrounding hills. This Greek settlement was abandoned during the population exchanges between the Greeks and Turks in the 1920s. There are about 1200 houses, which have remained unoccupied since then and the area retains a very melancholic atmosphere. The surrounding countryside remains unspoilt and is great for those who enjoying walking and exploring. Other places worth visiting include the natural phenomenon of Saklikent Gorge, which you can walk deep into during the summer months when the water levels are low. There are also many ancient sites all within 50km of Fethiye, Pinara, Simena, Tlos, Xanthos, Letoon and Patara to mention a few. During the spring these sites are a mass of wildflowers, herbs and the wildlife they attract, as well as being a fascinating insight into ancient Lycia and how the Lycians lived. There is also a small museum in Fethiye which also helps explain the ancient history of the area. There are many tour companies in Fethiyes center, which offer tours to all the places of interest nearby. Or alternatively, you could hire a car and explore around independently. These tour companies also provide diving courses, kayaking, jeep safaris and paragliding amongst other things. For those of you planning on touring around Turkey, there are several large coach companies that have offices in Fethiye. They all use large modern air-conditioned coaches which leave from Fethiyes bus station daily. Fethiye – Istanbul is 790 km. Fethiye – Ankara (Turkish capital) 630 km. Fethiye – Izmir 340 km. Fethiye – Antalya 280 Km. The nearest airport to Fethiye is Dalaman airport and is about 70 km away.