Antalya Airport to Kemer private transfer

Kemer sits where the pine-covered slopes of the Taurus Mountains drop almost straight into the Mediterranean, about 55 km southwest of Antalya city. We've been driving families and couples down this coast road for years, and we always describe Kemer the same way: greener, quieter and more mountain-framed than central Antalya, with a working marina and an old town of narrow lanes instead of a single resort strip. The coastline is really a string of distinct neighbourhoods — Göynük, Çamyuva, Kiriş, Tekirova and Beldibi — each with its own beach and its own character, all loosely gathered under the name "Kemer".

Kemer centre itself is built around the marina, where gulet boats line up each morning for day trips around the bay, and the old town streets fill with small fish restaurants after dark. Just north, Göynük has a long pebble beach and a cluster of family-run and all-inclusive hotels set back from the water — Crystal Aura Beach Resort and Crystal De Luxe Resort & Spa both sit right here, and we pick up and drop off guests at both hotels regularly, so their reception teams know us well. South of the centre, Kiriş is a smaller, quieter cove tucked under the mountain — Rox Royal Hotel is one of the standout properties there, and the drive in along the coast road is genuinely scenic. Further north, Çamyuva and Beldibi are known for wider beaches and a slightly calmer pace; further south, Tekirova is the closest base to the ancient ruins at Phaselis.

What sets Kemer apart is what surrounds it. The Tahtalı Cable Car (Olympos Teleferik) climbs from near sea level to almost 2,365 metres in about ten minutes, and on a clear day you can see the whole bay and the mountains behind it — it's roughly a 30-minute taxi ride from central Kemer, and we'd recommend agreeing a pickup time with your driver rather than trying to time it yourself. A short taxi south of Tekirova brings you to Phaselis, an ancient port city with three small bays and columns half-buried in pine forest — one of the most atmospheric ruins on this coast. Further along are Olympos and Çıralı, and just behind Çıralı the Chimaera flames (Yanartaş) burn naturally out of the rock year-round, a popular evening walk. Back at the marina, boat trips, diving and watersports leave most mornings, and Yörük Park just north of town is a good half-day out for zip-lining and forest walks. All of these are easy taxi trips from any hotel in Kemer, and we arrange dedicated sightseeing transfers on request.

Antalya Airport (AYT) to Kemer is about 55 km, almost entirely along the D-400 coast road, and takes roughly 50-70 minutes depending on traffic — it can run longer on summer evenings as the road passes through Antalya city, so we'd rather tell you that honestly than promise an unrealistic "45 minutes" like some booking sites do. We track your flight, so even if it's delayed, your driver is waiting at the terminal with your name on a sign, helps with luggage, and takes you straight to your hotel's door. The price is fixed at a fixed fare confirmed at booking when you book — traffic, extra bags or a late landing never change it.

We run regular transfers to Crystal Aura Beach Resort and Crystal De Luxe Resort & Spa in Göynük, and to Rox Royal Hotel in Kiriş — we know all three properties well enough that reception usually expects you even if your flight lands late. Book one-way or round-trip; either way, the car is booked just for you and your group, not shared with other pickups.

Many charter flights into Antalya land late at night, and that's completely normal for us — a driver will be at the terminal whatever time your flight touches down, with no night surcharge. After baggage claim, look for your driver holding a name sign near the arrivals meeting point. Once you're in Kemer, you rarely need a rental car: the centre is small enough to walk, dolmuş minibuses connect the neighbourhoods cheaply, and a taxi or one of our day-trip transfers covers everything further out.