Larissa Sultan Beach Transfer from Antalya Airport

Larissa Sultan Beach, currently listed as Larissa Sultan's Beach, is in Çamyuva, a resort village south of Kemer town. The Kemer coast runs north to south from Beldibi through Göynük, Kemer town and Kiriş to Çamyuva, with Tekirova and the ancient site of Phaselis a little further south. Çamyuva therefore lies past Kemer, which is why the drive is slightly longer than to the town itself.

From Antalya Airport (AYT) to the hotel it is roughly 64 km, and the transfer takes about 77 minutes. The route passes the west side of Antalya near Konyaaltı, then follows the coastal road between the Taurus Mountains and the sea, past Beldibi, Göynük and Kemer, before turning off for Çamyuva.

Since this is one of the longer drives on the Kemer coast, many guests choose the VIP Mercedes-Benz Vito (1–7 passengers) for extra comfort. A Minivan (1–6) is the practical everyday choice, and a Mercedes Sprinter (8–16) carries larger groups. The price is fixed per vehicle, not per person, with no luggage fee and no night surcharge.

A practical tip: large resorts often have a main gate and a separate reception building, so give us the full hotel name and your driver will take you to the entrance you need.

Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. We track your flight, so if it lands late the pickup moves with it and the waiting is free. The transfer is private, with no shared shuttle and no stops at other hotels along the coast.

Travelling with children? Child seats are free on request; just tell us their ages when you book.

Send the hotel name and your flight number on WhatsApp, 24/7, and you receive a fixed-price quote within 1 minute. You pay in the vehicle, in cash or by card if agreed in advance. There is no prepayment, and cancellation is free.

The return can be booked at the same time. Check-out times are set by the hotel; be in the lobby at the agreed pickup time. With about 77 minutes of driving, plan to leave early enough to reach the airport roughly 2–3 hours before an international flight.