Self-catering by the beach
Diana Residence specialises in self-catering apartments, giving you all the benefits of your own private home-from-home while also offering access to a great array of resort facilities. The clean and spacious apartments have separate living areas, terraces and kitchens fitted with everything you need for cooking meals and storing food.
There’s a mini supermarket on site for supplies such as bread and milk, while for local ingredients you can visit the fish market in Fethiye if you’re planning a seafood feast. There’s also a resort snack bar, and for more options it’s just a short walk to Calis Beach, where the laid-back bars and cafés lining the promenade offer a front-row seat to one of the best sunsets in Europe. A quick drive takes you to the centre of Fethiye, where you can shop in the market or wander the charming Old Town of Paspatur. There’s plenty to do in the wider area too, such as boat trips to deserted beaches or treating yourself to a self-care day in a hammam.
Whether travelling with a group of friends or as a family, if you need a little more room or like having the option to cook while still enjoying the resort lifestyle, Diana Residence will tick all your boxes.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- International à la carte restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
- 1 poolside bar
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Family facilities
- Children's pool
- Restaurant with highchairs
- Baby equipment hire - baby safety gates (subject to availability, charges may apply)
Sports & Health
- Hot tub
Find out more about Fethiye
Fethiye is one of the most interesting towns on Turkey’s idyllic Turquoise Coast. Much of the original town was destroyed by an earthquake back in 1958, but the old quarter, or ‘Paspatur’, survived and its cobbled streets and traditional markets beg to be explored. Right around the corner, meanwhile, you’ve got modern architecture, lively bars and restaurants. Fethiye is a town of two halves, both as enthralling as the other – and it’s all wrapped up in hills covered in pine forests, and some of the bluest waters around.