Antalya Airport to Tekirova, Çamyuva and Kiriş Transfer

Picture the Kemer coast as a road with Antalya at one end. Kemer town sits roughly in the middle of the resort stretch, about 58 km and 70 minutes from the airport. Keep going south and you pass, in order, Kiriş, Çamyuva and Tekirova. They are close to one another, so the difference in journey time between the first and the last is only around ten minutes.

Your driver goes straight through Kemer town without stopping, because the transfer is private and carries no other passengers. That matters more on a southern booking: on a shared shuttle, the hotels further down the coast are usually the last to be dropped off.

It helps to think of the ride in parts rather than as one long stretch:

• Leaving the airport and the city. Antalya Airport is on the eastern side of Antalya, and the Kemer coast lies to the south-west, so the first part of the trip skirts the city. This is where traffic, if any, tends to slow things down.
• Along the coast to Kemer town. After the city, the road follows the shore with the Taurus mountains rising inland. Reaching the level of Kemer town takes around 70 minutes in total.
• The final few kilometres south. From there it is a short continuation: Kiriş comes almost immediately, Çamyuva a couple of kilometres on, and Tekirova a little further again.

Knowing this also helps on departure day, since the time needed to get back to the terminal is the same in reverse. Leave a comfortable margin rather than cutting it fine.

Kiriş is the first village after Kemer town, about 66 km from Antalya Airport, typically a drive of around 75 minutes. Its position is its main selling point: you have a quieter base, yet Kemer town and its marina are close for an evening out.

Vehicle options and the live price table for this route are on the Antalya Airport to Kiriş page.

Çamyuva comes next, about 68 km from the airport and around 77 minutes away, so barely longer than Kiriş. The village is set among pine forest, which gives it a green, shaded feel. It suits travellers who want to feel they are somewhere rural while still being a short ride from Kemer town.

For details of the route, open Antalya Airport to Çamyuva; the Çamyuva destination page covers the area itself.

Tekirova is the furthest of the three, about 75 km from the airport, with a drive of roughly 85 minutes. It has two notable neighbours:

• Phaselis, an ancient harbour city on the coast. Our Phaselis guide explains what you will see there.
• The lower station of the Tahtalı cable car, which climbs the mountain behind the coast. Read the Tahtalı cable car guide before you go.

Having both so close makes Tekirova an easy base for anyone who likes to mix beach days with an outing or two. Prices for this run are on the Antalya Airport to Tekirova route page.

Around an hour and a quarter in a vehicle is no hardship, but after a flight it helps to plan a little:

• Travelling with children? Child seats are free. Tell us the children's ages when you book so the right seats are fitted before pickup.
• Arriving at night? There is no night surcharge, and the price you are quoted is the price you pay.
• Plenty of bags or sports gear? There is no luggage fee. Just tell us what you are bringing so we send a vehicle with enough room; a Sprinter is useful for larger groups with lots of luggage.
• Flight running late? We track it. Your driver adjusts to the real landing time and waits free of charge.

Since the three are so close, the choice is mostly about what you want next to your hotel. If evenings in Kemer town are part of the plan, Kiriş keeps that trip short. If shade, pine trees and a calmer feel come first, Çamyuva fits well. If ancient ruins and a mountain cable car sound like a good day out, Tekirova puts both within reach.

If you are weighing the whole coast, including the villages north of Kemer, our article on where to stay in Kemer looks at each one.

Write to us on WhatsApp or by e-mail with your flight, the village or hotel and how many are travelling; you will receive a fixed quote within a minute. That price is for the whole vehicle, not each passenger.

Three vehicle types cover most bookings: a Minivan for up to 6, a VIP Mercedes-Benz Vito for up to 7, and a Mercedes Sprinter for 8 to 16. We do not take prepayment. You pay in the vehicle, in cash or by card if arranged in advance, and plans can be cancelled free of charge. All transfers run under a D2 permit from the Ministry of Transport, with passenger seat insurance.

On arrival, look for your driver holding a name sign in the arrivals hall. More about the southern end of the coast is on the Tekirova transfer page.