Perge→Antalya Airport

A transfer from Perge to Antalya Airport is about as short and easy as airport transfers get in this region — both sit in the same district, Aksu, just a few kilometres apart. You could be walking away from the colonnaded street's shade and through the terminal doors twenty minutes later. Short doesn't mean casual, though: we still plan your pickup time against your actual flight, not a guess, so you reach check-in with time to spare — whether we collect you at the ruins entrance or a hotel nearby in Aksu/Boğaçay.

Perge and Antalya Airport are roughly 12 km apart as the crow flies, and the drive down the D-400 highway and Serik Caddesi normally takes 15-20 minutes with clear roads — one of the shortest airport runs in the whole Antalya region. Short doesn't mean risk-free, though: in high season (June-September), especially mid-afternoon and early evening, traffic on the D-400 and around the airport roundabouts can push that to 30-35 minutes. We take your flight time at booking and work backwards from it, aiming to have you at the terminal at least two hours before check-in, without you having to ask.

Perge is a quiet archaeological site — there's no taxi rank waiting at the entrance, and you're not stuck haggling with whoever happens to pull up. We agree a fixed price at booking, and that price doesn't move at the airport gate: traffic, luggage count, or the time of day never turn into a surprise add-on. We're a family-run business; our driver meets you by name, either at the site entrance or your hotel lobby, and we're reachable on WhatsApp 24/7. If your flight time shifts — earlier check-in, a delay, a schedule change — one message and we adjust your pickup. Cash or card both work, there's no night surcharge, and a child seat is free on request.

Perge is one of the best-preserved ancient cities in Pamphylia, and together with Aspendos and Side it forms the region's classic "big three" ruins route. Its stadium held roughly 12,000 spectators and is one of the sturdiest surviving Roman stadiums in Anatolia — the tiered seating is still climbable. Right next to it, the theatre seated close to 14,000, and the Hellenistic-era city walls with the twin round towers at the old gate are worth the walk. The colonnaded street running through the centre, once lined with a water channel, hints at how developed the city was two thousand years ago. Being this close to the airport means you can spend your last hours in Turkey among the ruins rather than in transit.

Fares start from €35, depending on vehicle type and passenger count. We confirm the exact price at booking and it stays fixed — traffic, a late-night departure, or an extra suitcase never changes it. Pay in cash or by card at the end of the transfer.

This transfer suits day visitors who tour the ruins and head straight to their flight, guests staying at hotels around Aksu or the Boğaçay river corridor, and travellers combining Perge with the wider Pamphylia route — Aspendos's theatre and Side's harbour temples are both close by. Because pickup can be arranged from the site entrance itself, you don't need to route back through a hotel first.

• If you're touring the ruins before flying out, tell us your expected finish time and we'll time the pickup around it.
• Airport security queues can lengthen in summer — arrive at least 2 hours before domestic check-in, 2.5-3 hours before international.
• Staying at a hotel in Aksu or Boğaçay? Pickup from there is included in the same fixed price, no extra charge.