Transferts de l’aéroport d’Antalya (AYT)

Antalya Airport (AYT) operates two international terminals—Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 (which handles most international flights)—plus a domestic facility. Upon arrival, passengers clear immigration and collect baggage in the arrivals hall, then exit to the forecourt. Your Transfeero driver meets you at the baggage-hall exit with a name sign; the 60-minute free wait covers flight delays and terminal changes at no additional cost. The airport forecourt operates without mandatory pickup surcharges, and drivers adjust seamlessly if your flight diverts between terminals.

The journey to central Antalya follows the scenic D400 coastal road, normally a 20–30 minute drive of approximately 14 km. Peak congestion occurs 7–9 AM and 5–7 PM, when traffic can add 20–30 minutes to your journey. The Muratpaşa district and seafront areas experience the heaviest bottlenecks during these windows. Outside peak hours, the route moves freely, and drivers navigate real-time traffic to optimize your arrival time.

Turkey imposes no congestion charges or low-emission zones on private transfers in Antalya, and the D400 route itself is toll-free. Your Transfeero fixed price includes every road charge with zero hidden costs—transparency is absolute. Unlike metered taxis, where surge pricing inflates fares during peak hours, a pre-booked private transfer locks in a fair rate regardless of congestion or time of day.

The airport taxi rank operates on metered fares (350–500 TRY to the city centre) with notorious queues during peak arrivals, especially evening charter flights. Havaş buses (80 TRY, 35 minutes) and the AntRay tram (30 TRY, 45 minutes) offer cheaper options but lack luggage space, run fixed schedules, and require navigation of unfamiliar stops. A private Transfeero transfer skips queues entirely, provides door-to-door service with ample luggage room, and offers reliability that public transit cannot match.