Antalya Airport (AYT): Routes, Times and Prices to the City and Resorts

Updated 3 October 2026

Short answer: the AntRay tram is the cheapest way into Antalya: about 30 minutes to İsmetpaşa, the stop for Kaleiçi, for ≈€0.75 (₺42) with an Antalyakart. A taxi to the centre takes 20–30 minutes and costs about €15–16 (₺850–900) on the meter. There is no direct public transport to the resorts: by car, Belek takes 30–40 minutes, Kemer 50–75, Side 60–75 and Alanya 1 h 45 min to 2 h 30 min. A private transfer costs from €35 per vehicle to Lara and from €40 to Belek, for up to 6 passengers.

Antalya Airport (AYT) is only about 13–18 km by road from the city centre and Kaleiçi, and close to the beach hotels of Lara. It is also the gateway to the Turkish Riviera: Belek, Side and Alanya lie to the east, Kemer to the south-west, and Kaş and Kalkan on the Lycian coast. Below you'll find the options, journey times and 2026 prices for each area, with a detailed guide for every route.

AntRay tram to the centre≈€0.75 (₺42)
Havaş coach to Konyaaltı≈€4 (₺230)
Taxi to the centre≈€15–16 (₺850–900)
Private transfer to Larafrom €35

Where are you going? Routes, times and prices

DestinationBest public transportTimeTaxi (approx.)Private transfer
City centre & KaleiçiAntRay tram to İsmetpaşa, ≈€0.75 (₺42)~30 min by tram; 20–30 min by car≈€15–16 (₺850–900)from €55
Lara & KonyaaltıBus 800 to Lara; Havaş coach to Konyaaltı, ≈€4 (₺230)By car: Lara 15–25 min, Konyaaltı 30–40 min; Havaş ~45 min≈€13–14 (₺750–800; Lara), ≈€20–22 (₺1,100–1,200; Konyaaltı)from €35
BelekAntRay tram to Meydan, then bus BA2230–40 min by car; 1.5 h+ by tram and bus≈€29–31 (₺1,600–1,700)from €40
Side & ManavgatTram or bus 600 to the bus station, bus MAN47 to Manavgat, minibus to Side60–75 min by car; 3 h+ by bus≈€59–61 (₺3,300–3,400)from €45
KemerTram or bus 600 to the bus station, then bus KA07, ≈€3 (₺170)50–75 min by car; 2–3 h by bus≈€54–56 (₺3,000–3,100)from €50
AlanyaTram or bus 600 to the bus station, then bus AA01, ≈€7.50 (₺410)1 h 45 min–2 h 30 min by car; 3.5 h+ by bus≈€115 (₺6,300–6,400)from €80
Kaş & KalkanTram or bus 600 to the bus station, then an intercity coach, ≈€8.50 (₺485) to Kaş3–3 h 30 min to Kaş by car; 5 h+ by coach≈€175–180 (₺9,850–10,050; Kaş)from €160

Times assume normal traffic; in peak summer the airport and the coastal roads get much busier. Taxi fares are meter estimates based on the 2026 tariff, with no tolls on these routes; the fare board at the airport taxi rank shows current prices. You can't pay cash on the tram or city buses. Transfer prices are per vehicle (Mercedes Vito, up to 6 passengers), and the exact price for your date and pickup time is shown before you pay. Each guide has the full details.

Guides for every option

Antalya Airport taxi prices

The 2026 meter tariff, estimated fares to every resort and how to pay.

AntRay tram and Havaş coach

The tram to Kaleiçi, buses 600 and 800, and the Havaş coach to Konyaaltı.

Meeting your driver at Antalya Airport

What happens after landing and what to do if your flight is delayed.

Kaş, Kalkan and Olympos

The long drive to the Lycian coast, coaches and the Dalaman alternative.

Arriving at Antalya Airport: good to know

Which option suits you?

Solo or with light luggage: the tram is ideal for Kaleiçi and the centre, and the Havaş coach for Konyaaltı. For one or two people going to Lara, a taxi is quick and inexpensive. Public transport to the resorts only suits daytime arrivals with time to spare.

Families, groups and heavy luggage: five or six people with suitcases need two taxis and pay two meter fares, while one Mercedes Vito takes up to 6 passengers with luggage, from €45 to Side or from €50 to Kemer per vehicle. Larger groups can book a Sprinter; mention golf bags when you book.

Late arrivals: the tram stops just after midnight and coaches along the coast don't run late, so the choice is a taxi or a pre-booked transfer. For Alanya, Kaş and Kalkan, a driver who tracks your flight and waits if it's delayed is the most reliable option. For Kalkan, also compare flights to Dalaman Airport, which is closer.

Frequently asked questions

How far is Antalya Airport from the city centre?

About 13–18 km by road, roughly 16 km to Kaleiçi. A taxi or private transfer takes about 20–30 minutes, and the AntRay tram about 30 minutes to İsmetpaşa, the stop for the old town.

What is the cheapest way from Antalya Airport into the city?

The AntRay tram: ≈€0.75 (₺42) a ride with an Antalyakart, sold at the machines by the airport tram stop, or ≈€0.90 (₺50) with a contactless bank card. For Konyaaltı, the Havaş coach costs ≈€4 (₺230) per person and takes about 45 minutes.

Is there a bus from Antalya Airport to Belek, Side, Kemer or Alanya?

Not directly: Havaş at Antalya Airport only runs into the city. Take the tram or bus 600 to Antalya's bus station, then bus KA07 to Kemer, MAN47 to Manavgat (with a minibus on to Side) or AA01 to Alanya. For Belek, take the tram to Meydan and then bus BA22. Allow about 1.5 hours or more to Belek and 3.5 hours or more to Alanya.

How much is a taxi from Antalya Airport?

Airport taxis use the city's meter tariff: ≈€0.70 (₺40) to start plus ≈€0.90 (₺50) per km, the same day and night, with no luggage charge. That comes to about €13–14 (₺750–800) to Lara, ≈€29–31 (₺1,600–1,700) to Belek and ≈€54–56 (₺3,000–3,100) to Kemer. A standard taxi takes up to 4 passengers.

Where does my transfer driver meet me at Antalya Airport?

Just outside the arrivals exit of your terminal. Once you land, your driver contacts you on WhatsApp with the exact meeting point and a short video showing the way. Your flight is tracked, so if it is delayed, the pickup adjusts at no extra charge.

Rather know the price before you fly?

Your driver tracks your flight, meets you just outside the arrivals exit at Antalya Airport and takes you straight to your hotel. A Mercedes Vito for up to 6 passengers costs from €35 to Lara or from €40 to Belek, and the exact price for your date and pickup time is shown before you pay.

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