Antalya Airport to Phaselis private transfer

Phaselis sits a few kilometres south of Kemer, right next to Tekirova, at one of the rare spots on this coast where the pine forest runs straight down to the sea. It's not a resort town in the usual sense — there's no promenade, no strip of bars. It's an ancient port city, founded by Rhodian colonists, later a busy Roman-era harbour, and it's famous locally for having three separate bays and harbours: the north harbour, the main harbour, and the southern (military) harbour. Alexander the Great is said to have wintered his army here in 333 BC, and the monumental gate built for Emperor Hadrian's visit still stands among the pines. We've been driving families out to these bays for years, and honestly, Phaselis remains one of the least crowded, most genuinely atmospheric corners of the Antalya coastline.

Walk into the Phaselis archaeological site and you're immediately on a Roman-era main street, flanked by the arches of an old aqueduct, an agora, and a small theatre. Follow the shaded path through the columns and you drop down onto one of the three bays — some mornings it's a quiet family beach, other times it's busy with day-tripping boats. Pebble-and-sand shoreline, shallow clear water, ancient stonework right behind you. Go early if you can; by mid-afternoon in summer both the heat and the crowds pick up.

Phaselis's real strength is location — several of the region's best-known stops are a short taxi ride away.

• Tahtalı Cable Car (Olympos Teleferik) — about 15-20 minutes by taxi to the station near Ulupınar. It carries you to the 2,365-metre summit of Tahtalı Mountain for a genuinely spectacular view over the Mediterranean.
• Ulupınar trout village — on the way to the cable car, a small hillside village known for its trout restaurants set right over the stream.
• Olympos ancient city and the Chimaera flames at Çıralı — roughly 30-35 minutes south by taxi. A short forest walk leads to the Chimaera, natural gas flames burning permanently out of the rock — worth the trip.
• Göynük Canyon — about 25-30 minutes towards Kemer, popular for canyon walks and zip-lining.
• Kemer marina and town centre — 15-20 minutes by taxi; it's the nearest proper town for shopping, dinner, or a boat trip.

We run all of these on request, either as an hourly hire or a fixed return fare.

There's no accommodation inside Phaselis itself; the ruins and beaches are protected land. Hotels cluster in Tekirova, right next door, and a bit further north in Çamyuva. Tekirova is small and low-key, with a morning market and a handful of fish restaurants; Çamyuva has a bit more going on, with more restaurants and shops. Both are a 5-15 minute taxi ride from Phaselis, which is why we run guests out to the site and the beaches most days of the week in season.

We cover pretty much every major hotel along this stretch of coast. We regularly transfer guests to Rixos Tekirova, Robinson Club Camyuva, Club Saphire, Kilikya Resort Camyuva, TUI FUN&SUN Club Saphire and Club Saphire 5*, Sundance Nature Village, Larissa Akman Park, Haldun's Beach Club and Pirate's Beach Club. Our drivers know every one of these gates and check-in routines by heart, and we'll help you get your bags in the door.

Antalya Airport to Phaselis is about 48 km, roughly 45-55 minutes depending on traffic. We meet you inside the terminal with a name board — proper meet & greet, not a guess in the arrivals hall. The price is fixed from booking: a fixed fare confirmed at booking, no extra charge for luggage, no day/night surcharge, no surprises at the car. You're dropped door-to-door at your hotel, no transfer to a shuttle bus, no swapping vehicles halfway.

A lot of charter flights land into this region late at night, especially in summer, and we build our schedule around that reality — we track your flight number, wait if you're delayed, and never charge extra for it. Same discipline for early-morning return transfers: we work backwards from your check-in time so you're not setting three alarms just to be safe. Child seats and larger minibuses for group bookings are available — just mention it when you book, and as a small family-run operation, we'll handle the detail ourselves rather than passing it to a call centre.