Antalya airport Transfers

Why choose us for your Antalya airport transfers?

We don’t like to brag, but Suntransfers.com has been one of Europe’s leading airport transfer providers for over 10 years. In that time, we’ve built up our expertise in 115 different countries and operate from 400+ different airports around the world – but one thing always remains the same; time after time we deliver the same high quality airport transfers, giving people peace of mind with a variety of clean, comfortable airport taxis at great prices.

Plus, our airport transfers save you from wondering how you get from Antalya airport to your hotel or how much a taxi to Belek costs, but that’s enough about us… Let’s find your perfect airport taxi transfer from Antalya airport

What airport taxis do we offer from Antalya airport?

No matter your reason for visiting this diverse, history-rich city and its unique surrounding areas, we’ve got the perfect airport taxi for you. Whether you want private taxis or shared transport, here’s our variety of reliable, low-cost airport transfer vehicles for door-to-door convenience.

Which airport taxi will you need for Antalya?

Well, that really depends on what great things you have planned in Antalya and its surrounding destinations.

If you’re planning a day of ski-ing and snowboarding on Bakırlı Mountain with your mates, you’re probably suited to one of our minibuses or minivans, holding between 5-12 people. Or maybe you’d prefer to be whisked off to a luxurious hotel in Belek, in which case you’ll find one of our city, private, or premium taxis perfectly comfortable and convenient.

Or, if you’re visiting this fine city for special reasons, like a memorable date or wedding anniversary, you might want to enjoy the luxury of our VIP taxis: an elegant car with free Wi-Fi, complimentary bottled water, and a porter service.

Whatever you have planned after landing in Antalya airport, travel in style.

Why book your Antalya airport transfer with Suntransfers.com?

There are many benefits to planning a taxi transfer from Antalya airport:

• Saves time – No more waiting at the taxi rank for a free taxi.
• Saves money – Travelling as a group breaks up the cost of travel.
• Saves hassle – Peace of mind knowing that your personal airport transfer is all sorted.
• Free cancellation – Sometimes plan change. You shouldn’t be charged for that.

And, more specifically, there are plenty of benefits to choosing us for your taxi transfers:

• 10 years of industry experience – We operate in 115 countries and from 400+ airports.
• 24/7 customer support – We’re always here when you need us.
• No hidden fees – Know exactly what you’re getting and how much you’re paying.
• A wide variety of airport taxis to choose from – The perfect vehicle for you, no matter where you’re going and who you’re travelling with.

Ready to book your airport transfer from Antalya airport?

It’s as simple as giving us your information at the top of the page and searching for your perfect airport taxi. All the information you need will pop up within seconds and you’ll know exactly which car is right for you in no time, including all the prices and included extras.

Get your airport transfers all sorted now and feel safe in the knowledge that you’ll be met in Antalya airport’s Arrivals areas by one of our professional drivers, ready to take your luggage and lead you to your comfortable, pre-booked transfer taxi.

That leaves you with more time to think about the fun things, like which restaurants, bars, and beaches to visit once you arrive in Antalya, Alanya, Side, Belek, or wherever else you plan to visit. Happy travels from all of us at Suntransfers.com

Reasons to fly into Antalya airport…

The main reason people fly into Antalya airport is to visit the diverse attractions of Antalya city itself. With Antalya being such a central hub, you could find yourself ski-ing on the slopes of Bakırlı Mountain in the morning, followed by a relaxing afternoon of sunbathing and swimming at the beach in the afternoon. Then when you’re fully recharged there are plenty of historic and beautiful places to explore, like the city’s old quarter of Kaleiçi or the İskele Mosque near Antalya Marina, set on four pillars and towering over a natural spring.

Or, many people are interested in travelling from Antalya airport to Alanya, a resort town on the Turkish Riviera. While it’ll take you two hours to get there in an airport taxi – the nearest airport to Alanya is now Gazipaşa – the journey is worth it. Massive beaches await you, including the Cleopatra Beach, where the famous Egyptian queen is said to have swan, and there’s also Alanya Castle, a breath-taking fort transformed into an open-air museum above the beachfront.

Then there are people heading straight from Antalya to Side, another resort town lining Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Side is steeped in history worth a wander, from its Greco-Roman ruins to the marble columns of the Hellenistic Temple of Athena. And there’s even a Roman bath complex that was restored and turned in the Side Museum.

Fancy something a bit more luxurious? From Antalya to Belek is only a 30-minute car ride and then you’ll find thermal spas and golf courses waiting for you, along with the adrenaline highs of Troy Aqua Water Park.

There really is something for everyone in Antalya and its nearby destinations, whether you’re after high-adrenaline ski-ing and water sports, days fill with history and culture, or just relaxing in a thermal spa after a round of golf.

Everything you need to know about Antalya airport…

Antalya (AYT) is an international airport that’s 13km from the city centre of Antalya, Turkey. As the airport is located on the country’s Mediterranean coast, it becomes especially busy during Europe’s summer period; back in 2016 it handled almost 19,000,000 passengers and was Turkey’s third-busiest airport that year, and the thirtieth-busiest airport in all of Europe.

There are two international terminals and one domestic terminal at Antalya airport, and it was even selected as Best Airport in Europe by the Airports Council International back in 2011.