Current route facts
Only values available on the published route are displayed. Traffic, road works and the exact property entrance can change the actual driving time.
- Starting price
- €75
- Published distance
- 94 km
- Published time
- 76 min

Step into a fairytale with Alaçatı's picturesque cobblestone streets, centuries-old stone houses, and quaint boutique shops. This enchanting destination has become Turkey's trendiest resort town, where traditional Greek architecture meets contemporary bohemian culture and world-class windsurfing beaches.
DESTINATION TRANSFER GUIDE
This guide uses the current published route from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to Alaçatı. Any fare, distance and journey time shown come from that route; hotel and excursion links come from the current destination catalogue.
Only values available on the published route are displayed. Traffic, road works and the exact property entrance can change the actual driving time.
AIRPORT TO HOTEL
Compare named hotel routes with current vehicle fares, road distance and typical drive time. Open a card for the complete hotel-transfer guide.
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Alaçatı old town, near the market street
Published area fare · per vehicle
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Alaçatı, a short walk from the centre
Published area fare · per vehicle
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Alaçatı's old stone-house streets
Published area fare · per vehicle
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Alaçatı, near the town centre
Published area fare · per vehicle
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Central Alaçatı
Published area fare · per vehicle
Fares are per vehicle and come from the active transfer price table. Where a hotel uses its verified resort zone, the card states that the published area fare applies.
The current published private-transfer fare from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to Alaçatı starts at €75 per vehicle. The exact amount depends on the vehicle class shown on the route page.
The published road distance for Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport–Alaçatı is 94 km. This value comes from the route record, not a straight-line estimate.
The published journey time for Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport–Alaçatı is approximately 1 hour 16 minutes (76 minutes). Traffic, road conditions and the exact property entrance can change the actual time.
The Alaçatı hotel directory currently links to transfer pages for Alaçatı Taş Otel, Alavya Hotel and Incirliev Alaçatı. Use the hotel page and the full address from your accommodation confirmation to identify the correct entrance.
Provide the pickup date and time, passenger and luggage counts, a reachable phone number, and the exact pickup and drop-off addresses. For a transfer to or from an airport, also provide the actual flight number and flight date. Use the linked route page to check the current vehicle choices.
Yes, Alaçatı is suitable for families. The village has calm beaches, playgrounds, and family-friendly restaurants. Many hotels offer kids clubs and family packages.
Alaçatı is a boutique shopping paradise. Stone houses contain designer shops, independent sellers and art galleries. You can also find traditional Turkish crafts and souvenirs.
Windsurfing is the main attraction, but you can also practice kitesurfing, snorkeling, diving and stand-up paddling. Several schools for beginners and professionals.
Dinner in an average restaurant costs on request-40 per person. Farm service and organic dishes are usually more expensive. Beach clubs offer cocktails for on request-20.
Compare the published routes serving Alaçatı. Each route page carries its own current fare and journey facts.
€75
€480
€441
€304
€67
€224
€428
€75
€70
€30
€127
€125
€168
€30
€77
€66
€140
€143
€131
€124
The ground truth
2 Alaçatı hotels sit in our pickup index, so your driver gets the entrance, not the district.
Charming stone village architecture with cobblestone streets, world-class windsurfing beaches, contemporary art galleries and studios, boutique shopping and designer stores, traditional Turkish hammams and spa facilities, excellent restaurants and wine bars, nature walks through historic districts, sunset terrace views over the Aegean, centuries-old stone houses, vibrant nightlife and beach clubs.
Meditarranean cuisine with fresh seafood, traditional Turkish meze with Aegean herbs, homemade pasta dishes, local olive oil specialties, creamy yogurt and cheese, fresh bread from stone ovens, excellent wine selection from local wineries, traditional coffee and herbal teas.