Antalya Airport to Sorgun private transfer

Sorgun sits on Turkey's Turquoise Coast in the Manavgat district of Antalya province, just a few kilometres north-east of the ancient town of Side. Unlike Side's old town, with its narrow lanes, bars and small boutique hotels, Sorgun is known for something different: a genuine pine forest that runs right down to a long sandy beach, with a string of large, garden-set all-inclusive resorts built inside it. It's the part of the Side region that families and couples choose when they want quiet, shade and space rather than nightlife on the doorstep. The beach itself is mostly Blue Flag, with a gentle, shallow entry that makes it an easy choice for families with small children.

What makes Sorgun distinctive is the forest itself — hotel grounds are threaded between real pine trees, so even a midday walk to the beach stays shaded. Right alongside it is Titreyengöl, a small, still lake separated from the sea by a narrow strip of sand and ringed by pines; the name means roughly "trembling lake," after the way its surface ripples in the breeze. It's a favourite for an early evening walk away from the beach crowds, and a few hotels sit directly on its shore.

From any hotel in Sorgun, the region's best-known sights are close enough for a half-day or full-day taxi trip rather than a bus transfer — none of them are practical to reach by public dolmuş without changing routes, which is why we also run day trips that pick guests up at the hotel and bring them back the same evening:

• Side's old town — the seafront Temple of Apollo columns, the Roman theatre, the agora and the harbour, about 10-15 minutes away. Watching sunset behind the temple columns is something almost every guest we drive there mentions afterwards.
• Manavgat waterfall and market — a wide, gentle waterfall with riverside restaurants, plus the famous Tuesday street market in Manavgat town, roughly 15-20 minutes.
• Aspendos — one of the best-preserved Roman theatres anywhere, still used for opera and ballet performances in summer, about 30-35 minutes.
• Land of Legends — the large water park, aquarium and show complex near Kadriye/Belek, a popular full-day trip for families, roughly 30-35 minutes.
• Köprülü Canyon — for rafting or a walk through the gorge inland, about 45-50 minutes.

We've been driving guests from the airport to Sorgun's big resort hotels for years. The ones we go to most often are Club Voyage Sorgun, Arcanus Side Resort, Blue Waters Hotel & Club and Lusso Sorgun Hotel — all set among the pines, a short walk from the beach. We drop off right at the lobby entrance, not at a car park somewhere in the grounds, so you're not dragging suitcases past three other hotels to find yours.

Antalya Airport (AYT) is around 68 km from Sorgun, and the drive along the D-400 highway usually takes 60-75 minutes depending on traffic. We're a family-run company based in Antalya — we won't pretend we run a fleet of luxury Mercedes, but we do keep our word: our driver waits inside the terminal with your name on a sign, carries your bags, and takes you straight to your hotel. The price is fixed at the time of booking — a fixed fare confirmed at booking — so traffic or a longer queue at passport control never turns into an extra charge. We book your return transfer the same way, timed to your outbound flight.

Plenty of flights into Antalya land late at night or very early in the morning; we meet every arrival, 24 hours a day, with no night surcharge. If you need a baby seat, extra space for large suitcases, or have diving or golf equipment, just tell us when you book and we'll send the right vehicle. We track your flight, so if it's delayed our driver simply waits — no extra fee for that either.

We run fixed-price, door-to-door transfers to every hotel in Sorgun; prices start from a fixed fare confirmed at booking and vary with vehicle size and passenger numbers. You can book in a couple of minutes through WhatsApp or our website, and pay either in the car or online in advance.