How to get from Antalya Airport (AYT) to your hotel
Compare prices and travel times for the best transfer options to Antalya
Antalya Airport (AYT) is the primary gateway to Turkey's Mediterranean coast. It is located approximately 13 km east of the city center. The airport handles a massive volume of seasonal tourist traffic. It has two international terminals and one domestic terminal. Transport links are excellent, featuring a direct tram line (AntRay), frequent airport shuttles, and 24/7 public bus services.
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AntRay Tram (T1A)
The AntRay tram is the most convenient rail link connecting the airport to the city center (Ismetpasa) and the main bus terminal (Otogar). The tram station is connected to the Domestic Terminal and International Terminal 1. Passengers arriving at International Terminal 2 must take a free shuttle bus or walk (approx. 2.5 km) to reach the tram station. Trams run every 10-20 minutes.
Pros
- Very cheap (approx. 20 TL).
- Bypasses city traffic.
- Modern and fast.
Cons
- Terminal 2 is not directly connected (bus transfer needed).
- Can be crowded during peak hours.
- Requires AntalyaKart or contactless credit card.
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Havaş Shuttle
Havaş airport shuttles offer a comfortable express service to the city center, terminating at the 5M Migros shopping mall near Konyaaltı Beach, with stops at the Intercity Bus Terminal (Otogar). Buses depart hourly from the Domestic Terminal (stops at International Terminal 1 on the way out). The journey takes about 45-60 minutes.
Pros
- Comfortable with luggage storage.
- Direct to 5M Migros (near Konyaaltı).
- Guaranteed seating.
Cons
- More expensive than tram/bus (approx. 160 TL).
- Less frequent (hourly departures).
Public Bus (Line 600 / 800)
Public bus line 600 runs 24/7 between the airport and the Intercity Bus Terminal (Otogar), passing through the city center. Line 800 connects the airport to the popular Lara Beach and Konyaaltı areas but runs less frequently (every 2 hours). Payment is cashless via AntalyaKart or contactless credit card.
Pros
- Connects to Lara and Konyaaltı (Line 800).
- Very cheap (approx. 20 TL).
- Line 600 operates 24/7.
Cons
- Line 800 is infrequent.
- Slower due to many stops.
- Often crowded with limited luggage space.
Taxi
Taxis are available 24/7 outside all terminals. They use a taximeter. A trip to the city center (Kaleiçi) typically takes 20-30 minutes, while Lara Beach is closer (15-20 mins). Belek and Side are significantly further away. Always ensure the meter is engaging when starting your trip.
Pros
- Direct door-to-door service.
- Fastest option to Lara Beach.
- Available at all terminals.
Cons
- Most expensive option (500+ TL).
- Price varies with traffic.