Getting from Antalya Airport
The airport is accessible by bus and tram, but please note that the tram only stops at Terminal 1 and does not go to Terminal 2, 1 km away.
If you are flying with a tour operator, a bus will be provided to your hotel - look for your tour operator's delegate on arrival.
| Link | Terminals | Destinations | Price | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bus 600 | T1, T2, T3 | Historic Centre Bus station |
From 27 try | 60 minutes |
| Bus 800 | T1, T2, T3 | Lara, Düden | from 27 try | 75 minutes |
| Tram T1A | T1, T3 | Historic Centre Bus station |
From 27 try | 17 minutes |
Buses 600 and 800
Bus lines (as opposed to trams) go to all terminals. Fares can be paid with your own payment card inside the bus per 33 try or pay via AntalyaKart.
The fare with a single AntalyaKart for a maximum of 4 rides (acquisition costs 10 try) costs 30 try.
The fare with a classic AntalyaKart, which can be purchased for 50 try, costs 27 try and is valid for 60 minutes.
- Line 600 goes to the historic centre and to the Otogar bus station
- Frequency: 60 minutes
- Travel time to the centre / to the bus station: 40 minutes / 60 minutes
- First connection from the centre (Yener Ulusoy stop) - 24 hours a day (always at xx:53)
- Last connection from the airport - 0:35
- Line 800 goes to the Lara district (near the beach) and past the Düden waterfall to the southern edge of the historic centre
- Frequency: 75 minutes
- Journey time to the centre / Lara district: 60 minutes / 25 minutes
- First connection from the centre (Burhanettin Onat stop) - 6:00
- Last connection from the airport - 23:40
The bus stop at Terminal 2 is located in front of the departure terminal, while the bus stop at Terminal 1 is located on the far right in front of the domestic terminal and is marked with the letter D.
Havas Airport Shuttle buses will not be operating to the airport from 2020.
Antray Tram
The most direct service from Terminal 1 is provided by the modern high-speed tram line T1A. It connects the airport with the historic centre and the main bus station (Otogar).
Terminal 2 can be reached by free airport bus.
Especially when travelling from the centre, beware that there are also trams of line T1B on the route, but they go to the Expo terminal and avoid the airport.
A single journey ticket (no transfers) costs 18 try and can also be paid for with a regular credit card, which you just need to attach to the turnstile when entering the bus stop.
The fare with the AntalyaKart, which can be purchased from the ticket machine at 50 try, costs 27 try and is valid for 60 minutes (you can transfer to other trams and city buses).
You can also purchase a single AntalyaKart for 10 try valid for a maximum of 4 rides, where one 60-minute ride costs 30 try.
Alternatively, one can pay with one's own payment card, where the fare costs 33 try.
- Frequency: 17 minutes
- Journey time to the city centre / bus station: 40 minutes / 50 minutes
- First connection from the centre (İsmetpaşa stop) - 5:53
- Last connection from the airport - 0:05
Taxi / Uber
Especially from Terminal 2, which is not accessible by tram, the fastest way to get to the centre is by taxi. Official taxis always have to use the meter.
A trip to Antalya city centre will cost roughly 13 usd (or the equivalent in Turkish lira, the value of which is constantly changing due to high inflation).
Uber works well in Antalya, often offering cheaper fares than taxis (from about 8 usd).
Car rental
Want to explore the Turkish Riviera and all of southern Turkey on your own? Then we definitely recommend renting a car right at the airport.
There are many local and multinational rental companies operating at the airport. The cheapest reputable rental companies, Alamo or Enterprise, start with prices from 250 eur per week.
- Compare car rental offers via Booking.com
Any questions left?
If you have any questions or comments about the article...
Fresh experience: 9/25 1EUR= 46-48 TL that's a drop in 1 week
Right:
Tram T1A...there is a free shuttle bus from arrival T2 to the bus stop. If driving from the center to the airport, beware, there is also a tram T1B to Aksu on this line (can be used to visit Perge).
Uber in general in Antalya works absolutely reliably day and night...anyway a yellow taxi will come for you, the same one you catch on the street. The fare downtown airport 500 to 700 TL depending on distance. Can pay in the app or directly with cash, card in TL and EUR.
Public transport fares:
Antalya card costs 50TL, charged with amounts in TL easiest at vending machines, fare costs 27TL for 60 min and can be changed within one fare and validity period. Antalya card single for 2 or 4 rides costs 10TL plus fare 30TL per ride..validity and transfers the same. Payment by credit or debit card...fare is 33TL. Validity the same but no transfers. Revolut, Google pay and Apple pay from your phone work. All cards are paid by attaching to the payment symbols...there are turnstiles on T1 and T3 lines, and a terminal at the front door on T2 and buses. It is only attached when boarding.
Rentals...mid-September, a week for a small SUV with full insurance €200 at Turtas. Payment by card only possible in TL, cash is possible in EUR. Car in good shape, office is outside the airport, on call ( t mobile without roaming package 35 CZK) will arrive within 10 min, meeting point at Starbucks in front of T2 arrival hall. Upon return of the car, immediate transfer to the airport. Rented with empty tank and returned with empty tank which is hard to estimate. You have to watch the range. This practice is probably typical, it has always been the case with car rentals in Turkey. I don't know if all rental companies do it. We have always used a local for price, relaxed attitude and full insurance.