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Car hire at Antalya Airport without a credit card is possible with local companies, and some cars come with no deposit at all, according to our partner's comparison.
The comparison shows these offers next to the international brands, with handover at Antalya Airport or delivery to your hotel. Prices move with the season, so the live comparison is the only reliable price list.
A deposit blocked on a credit card in the main driver's name is the normal condition of the international brands at Antalya Airport. Local companies in Antalya often work differently: our partner's comparison states that some cars are available without a deposit and that a car can be rented without a credit card. The deposit and the accepted payment methods are shown on every offer, and filters narrow the list to exactly these conditions before you book.
Handover takes place at Antalya Airport, at your hotel or at the company's office, depending on the offer. Ten rental companies have offices at Antalya Airport according to the operator, and their positions are marked on the terminal map. Antalya Airport has three terminals about 2.5 km apart, so give your flight number when booking: the company then knows which terminal to meet you at and follows a delayed arrival.
Read three points before you confirm: what the insurance excess is, whether tyres, glass and underbody are covered, and what the fuel policy says. The UK government's travel advice warns that drivers in Türkiye are likely to be charged for any damage to a rental vehicle, so photograph the car at handover and keep the handover report. Cancellation terms differ by provider and are shown on each offer.
A hire car pays off around Antalya when the plan goes beyond the hotel: the ancient theatres of Aspendos and Side, the ruins of Perge and Termessos, and the coast road west to Kemer and Olympos are all day trips from the resorts. For a stay spent entirely at an all-inclusive hotel, a transfer in both directions is usually the simpler choice.

Demand at Antalya Airport is highly seasonal: the first quarter of 2026 brought about 3.1 million passengers, while the whole of 2025 brought about 39.1 million, so the three winter months account for less than a tenth of the year. Car hire prices follow the same curve, with the highest daily rates in the summer holiday months and the lowest in winter. Automatic cars and seven-seaters are the first to sell out in July and August.
Booking several weeks ahead is worthwhile for travel between June and September, when the airport handles the bulk of its traffic. April, May, October and early November combine lower demand with warm weather on the coast. Antalya Airport is open all year, and hire cars are plentiful between December and March.
International brands and local companies with a desk in the terminal, a meeting point outside arrivals or a shuttle to their depot.
Speed limits for cars in Türkiye are usually 50 km/h in built-up areas, 90 km/h on two-way roads outside towns, 110 km/h on dual carriageways and 130 to 140 km/h on motorways, according to the tables of the Turkish highways directorate as quoted by Turkish media. The D400 between Antalya Airport and Alanya is a dual carriageway with many junctions and traffic lights, so follow the posted limits rather than a rule of thumb. The UK government's advice is blunt on alcohol: do not drink and drive, because the police fine drivers and can confiscate the licence for six months.
East of Antalya Airport the D400 reaches Belek in about 30 to 40 minutes, Side in about an hour and Alanya in about two hours. Westwards, Kemer is about 55 km from Antalya Airport, but the route crosses the city and takes about an hour. Roads between the major towns are generally in good condition according to the UK government, while roads in remote and mountain areas can have poor surfaces.
Drive with particular care at night and approach police checkpoints slowly, as the UK travel advice recommends; accidents are common in Türkiye and are mostly put down to poor or reckless driving. Parking in Kaleiçi, the old town of Antalya, is scarce, so many visitors leave the car at the edge of the old town and walk. Unpaved tracks to remote beaches and ruins are usually excluded from the insurance of a standard hire car.

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