Staying at Olive Garden Kabak is a good choice when you are visiting Fethiye.
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Olive Garden Kabak is a small, family-scale pension whose hosts say they have more than twenty years of experience looking after guests on the hillside above Kabak Bay, one of the quieter corners of the Fethiye coast in Muğla province. The property's own website describes the setting as offering panoramic views of Kabak Bay, tucked into lush and colourful vegetation, and the accommodation here takes the form of cabins rather than a conventional hotel block. Traveloka's listing records 14 air-conditioned guest units, which matches the property's own count of 12 standard cabins and two luxury cabins.
The address is Uzunyurt Köyü, Kabak Sokak No.37, Fethiye, Muğla 48300, in the rural village area of Uzunyurt rather than in Fethiye town itself. This is a place for travellers who want olive trees, sea views and slow mornings instead of nightlife: the pension is adults-focused, with children aged 13 and under not permitted, and the property also states that it holds a Sustainable Tourism Certificate. For Singapore travellers planning a longer Türkiye itinerary, it works well as a nature-led stop between busier bases such as Fethiye town and Ölüdeniz.
Facilities are deliberately compact. Traveloka's data lists a seasonal outdoor pool with sun loungers, a garden, a restaurant and a bar/lounge, free WiFi, free self parking and a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast. Together with the cabin-style rooms, these make Olive Garden Kabak a quiet, view-focused retreat rather than a full-service resort, which is exactly the appeal for many guests who choose Kabak.
All 14 units at Olive Garden Kabak are cabins, and Traveloka's listing confirms that the guestrooms are air-conditioned. The property's website groups them into three categories, described below from the simplest to the most spacious. Exact room names, bed set-ups and occupancy shown at booking can differ from the categories on the property's own site, so always check the room details in the Traveloka booking flow before you confirm.
According to the property, standard cabins are simple, comfortable spaces with a bed, a place to hang clothes, and a straightforward bathroom with a shower, toilet, basin and mirror. Each comes with a terrace furnished with a table and chairs, and the property highlights views towards the Mediterranean and the Lycian mountains. These cabins suit travellers who plan to spend most of the day outdoors, walking or swimming, and simply want a tidy base with a view.
The superior cabins follow a similar layout to the standard units. The property states that they were refurbished in 2025 with new interiors and bathrooms, making them a sensible step up for guests who want a fresher finish while keeping the same relaxed cabin feel and terrace living.
There are two luxury cabins, which the property describes as large units with a private hot tub, a television, a minibar, private WiFi and a desk area, plus both indoor and outdoor sitting spaces. These two cabins are positioned for panoramic views over the forest, the sea and the mountains, and they are the natural choice for couples marking a special occasion or anyone who wants more space for a longer stay.
Policy notes worth knowing: Traveloka's listing states that cribs and rollaway or extra beds are not available, and that there are no elevators on site. As the cabins are spread across a hillside garden, expect some outdoor paths between your cabin, the pool and the restaurant.
Olive Garden Kabak keeps its amenities focused on the outdoors. The headline feature is the pool: Traveloka lists a seasonal outdoor pool with pool sun loungers, and the property's own website describes it as an infinity pool with sunbeds and day beds. The pool is unheated, and the property notes that it warms up naturally from its south-facing position, especially between June and September.
Because the pool is seasonal, timing matters. Traveloka's listing states that the pool is open from April to November and closed during the winter months, while the property's own FAQ gives a slightly longer season from March to November. If a swim is central to your plans, check with the property before booking a shoulder-season stay.
Key facilities confirmed for the property include:
The front desk is staffed during limited hours; Traveloka's data gives reception hours of 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily, so arrange late arrivals with the property in advance. The property accepts both credit cards and cash. Pets and service animals are not allowed, and the property mentions that two resident dogs live on site. Olive Garden Kabak also says it welcomes day visitors to use the pool, and that private events such as yoga or writers' retreats, weddings and birthday gatherings can be arranged on request outside the May to September high season.
Olive Garden Kabak sits in the hills of Uzunyurt, south of Ölüdeniz on the Fethiye coast. Traveloka's listing places it within roughly a 15-minute drive of Ölüdeniz Beach and Butterfly Valley, about 26.6 km from Fethiye Marina and about 80.1 km from Dalaman International Airport (DLM), the nearest major airport. From Singapore, you can compare flights to Türkiye on Traveloka and then continue by road along the coast from Dalaman.
Nearby beaches and landmarks listed by Traveloka, with approximate distances from the pension:
On foot, the property's FAQ describes a 15-minute walk through the forest down to Kabak Beach, adding that the path is steep and best suited to reasonably fit walkers. Allow extra time for the climb back up, and wear proper shoes rather than sandals.
Travelling by car is the most flexible option, as the property has free on-site parking and the surrounding beaches, Ölüdeniz and Kayaköy are all within a comfortable drive. The road into Kabak winds through the hills, so plan a daytime arrival where you can.
Breakfast is one of the highlights of a stay. Traveloka's listing describes a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM, so it is worth setting an alarm on lazier mornings. The property's own website says its restaurant serves a variety of healthy meals freshly prepared with local ingredients.
The restaurant changes character with the seasons. The property describes cosy winter evenings around a wood stove, with chestnuts roasting, and an open-air setting in summer where guests can enjoy the views with a drink. Traveloka's data also lists a bar/lounge on site, so you do not need to leave the hillside for a sundowner.
The property notes that it can arrange a pickup for dinner groups of around eight to eleven people, which is handy for families or friends staying elsewhere in Kabak who want to come up for a meal. For days out, Ölüdeniz and Fethiye town offer a much wider spread of cafés and restaurants, and you can line up tours and activities around Fethiye such as boat trips or the Babadağ cable car to combine with lunch by the sea.
Choose Olive Garden Kabak if what you want from the Turquoise Coast is quiet, nature and a view, not a busy resort strip. A few reasons the property stands out:
It is also a practical base for exploring. Butterfly Valley, Kabak Beach and Aktaş Beach are close by, while the Ölüdeniz lagoon and the Kayaköy ruins make easy day trips. If you prefer a livelier base with more restaurants on the doorstep, you can compare other hotels on Traveloka in Ölüdeniz or Fethiye town and split your stay.
Special requests are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed, so add any notes to your booking early. When you are ready to build the rest of the trip, start planning on the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - to 11:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Olive Garden Kabak | 14 |
Another facilities in Olive Garden Kabak | Breakfast, Outdoor pool, Garden, Pool sun loungers, Free WiFi |







