Antalya Airport taxi and transfers

Our price is quoted live on this page and fixed the moment you book. A rank car is metered, and the airport publishes no fare of its own to check against: it says fare information is posted on a board beside the rank. The meter runs on the tariff UKOME sets, the transport coordination centre of Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, and we could not extract a current figure from the decisions it publishes. So the difference is not which is cheaper on a given day. It is that one of the two numbers is known before you fly.

Yes, one in front of the arrival exits of every terminal, and the airport states that all drivers working it carry special airport identity cards. The airport also names a taxi company it says it cooperates with, at antalyaairporttaxi.net, and says an online reservation can be made there. What it does not do is publish a fare, so a rank car is a queue you join and a meter you read afterwards.

Yes. The airport is served by municipal buses and by the AntRay tram, which runs the Havalimanı to Meydan to Fatih route and so links the airport, the city centre and the intercity bus terminal. If you land at Terminal 2, the airport's own arrival plan tells you to take the shuttle bus to Terminal 1 first, because that is where the tram is. The airport points you to the Antalyakart mobile application or the transport line on 0242 606 07 07 for times rather than publishing a timetable itself.

These are the operator's current published fares for the Antalya city network, with no effective date on them. On an Antalyakart it is TRY 42, or TRY 20 on a student card and TRY 40 for pensioners and teachers. Without a card you pay TRY 46 for a single-use ticket or TRY 50 tapping a contactless bank card. The card fare also buys one free transfer within the hour on the buses, or two hours between tram lines, which single-use tickets and bank cards do not get. The operator excludes terminal routes and a named list of lines from transfers as well, and does not say where the airport service sits in that list.

Not from the airport. The Side, Manavgat, Alanya and Aspendos runs are worked by the minibuses that serve Antalya province, and they leave from the intercity bus terminal about 4 km north of the city centre. The Kemer minibuses leave from the Kemer bus stop west of the centre. You have to reach one of those first, which is the leg people forget when they compare the fare with a car, and a minibus is a smaller vehicle than the word suggests once four sets of holiday luggage are in it.

Whichever one you land at. The two international terminals stand about 2.5 km apart, which the airport gives as roughly five minutes by car, and it tells passengers to use the public bus serving both of them or a taxi to cross between them. Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal have separate entrances but are connected, with direct access from one to the other, so nothing is needed between those two. A free ring service also runs every 20 minutes between the Domestic and Terminal 1 side and Terminal 2, picking up at Departures.

At Terminal 2 the airport publishes an arrival plan with two private transfer points on it. The Private Transfer Passenger Pick-up Area is out at Peron G and H, past the taxi rank, and that is the express pick-up your fare already includes. The Private Transfer Meet and Greet Area is just outside the T2 arrival doors, next to the TÜRSAB and Tourism Police desks, and that is where a driver with a name board stands, which is meet and greet, a paid extra at checkout. For Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal the airport publishes no equivalent plan, so do what the booking says: ring your driver as soon as you land, on the number in your supplier details email, and they will tell you exactly where to walk.

No. Airlines run buses timed to the flights and travel agencies run hotel shuttles, and the airport tells you to find your operator's welcome desk outside the terminal to learn which one serves your accommodation. A shuttle is shared and waits to fill; what we sell is the whole vehicle, direct to your address.

Alanya is the long one: the provincial culture and tourism directorate gives it as 130 km from the airport. Serik, the district Belek sits in, is 38 km east of Antalya on the Mersin trunk road, and Side is 5 km south west of Manavgat, a further 40 km east again. Kemer runs the other way, 43 km west of the city along the coast under the Western Taurus.

A saloon takes three passengers with three standard suitcases, an estate four passengers with the same three cases, and a people carrier five passengers with four. The largest vehicle we quote takes eight passengers and eight cases. Book on the luggage rather than the head count if you are a family arriving for a fortnight.

Yes, on request when you book. Give us the ages and we pass them to the supplier with the job. Seats are not something to count on finding at a rank, which is the usual reason families here book ahead.

We track the flight and move the pick-up to the real landing time at no extra charge, so book for the scheduled arrival rather than padding it, and the free waiting window included in your fare starts when the aircraft lands. Cancel more than 24 hours before pick-up and you pay nothing; inside 24 hours the booking is charged in full. Payment is online by card when you book, for the whole vehicle rather than per seat.

At least 24 hours before your pick-up. We can't take bookings at shorter notice here. If you have just landed and need a car now, the airport taxi rank is the quickest option.