Antalya Airport › Taxi & transfers
Taxi stands are located in front of the arrivals exits of all terminals at Antalya Airport and are served around the clock by the airport's official taxi cooperative.
Fares run by the meter, and a fare signboard stands near each rank. A pre-booked transfer has a price fixed in advance, and the driver waits with a name sign at your terminal.
Licensed taxis wait at the stands in front of the arrivals exits of Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the Domestic Terminal at Antalya Airport. All drivers carry special airport identification tags, and a fare signboard near each rank lists the prices, according to the operator. The ranks are served by one organisation: cooperative no. 115, which describes itself as the official and only licensed taxi cooperative at Antalya Airport, active since 1992 with a fleet of 246 vehicles.
Fares follow the taxi meter tariff set by the Antalya metropolitan municipality. Turkish press reported after the tariff decision of August 2026 that the price per kilometre rose to 50 TL and the minimum fare for short trips to 200 TL; the opening fee was reported as 40 or 50 TL depending on the source. We could not confirm these figures in an official document, so treat them as approximate and read the signboard at the rank for the current fare to your destination.
The cooperative takes reservations online and by phone, runs a call centre around the clock and offers VIP cars and VIP minibuses besides standard taxis; vehicles with a baby seat are available on request. The cooperative publishes no price list on its website. Ask the driver before departure whether card payment is possible, and make sure the meter is switched on.

Guide prices for one journey with up to 3 passengers and luggage, as of November 2026. At night, on public holidays and with luggage surcharges, taxi fares are higher.
| Destination | km | Journey time | Taxi from the rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antalya centre (Kaleiçi) | about 13 | about 20 min | by meter |
| Lara | about 15 | about 20 min | by meter |
| Kundu | about 17 | about 20-25 min | by meter |
| Konyaaltı | about 22 | about 30-35 min | by meter |
| Belek | about 35 | about 30-40 min | by meter |
| Kadriye | about 30 | about 30 min | by meter |
| Boğazkent | about 42 | about 40-45 min | by meter |
| Beldibi | about 40 | about 45 min | by meter |
| Göynük | about 47 | about 50 min | by meter |
| Kemer | about 55 | about 1 h | by meter |
| Çolaklı | about 58 | about 50 min | by meter |
| Side | about 65 | about 1 h | by meter |
| Çamyuva / Kiriş | about 62 | about 1 h 10 min | by meter |
| Tekirova | about 72 | about 1 h 15 min | by meter |
| Manavgat / Kızılağaç | about 75 | about 1 h 10 min | by meter |
| Okurcalar / Avsallar | about 100 | about 1 h 30 min | by meter |
| Türkler / Konaklı | about 110 | about 1 h 40 min | by meter |
| Alanya | about 125 | about 2 h | by meter |
| Mahmutlar | about 138 | about 2 h 15 min | by meter |
The price is the main difference: a pre-booked transfer from Antalya Airport is confirmed at a fixed price before you travel, while a taxi from the rank charges what the meter shows at the end. For the short run to Lara or the city the difference is small. For Side, Alanya or Kemer, where the journey lasts one to two hours, a quote in writing removes the guesswork about a lira meter fare that may have changed since the last guidebook was printed.
Groups and families gain most from booking ahead, because a minivan for up to seven passengers replaces two taxis and child seats are reserved together with the car. Waiting time after a delayed flight and cancellation terms depend on the transfer provider and are shown before you pay. The driver is told your flight number and terminal, which matters at an airport whose terminals are about 2.5 km apart.
The table shows no taxi prices on purpose. Lira fares are adjusted several times a year, the airport cooperative publishes no price list online, and a figure copied from a blog would be out of date within months. Distances and journey times in the table are approximate and assume normal traffic on the D400; on summer Saturdays the run to Alanya can take noticeably longer.
Package holidaymakers usually need neither: the tour operator's coach is included in the holiday, and the representatives at the welcome counters outside the terminal tell each guest which coach to board. A coach normally calls at several hotels, so the journey to Side or Alanya can take considerably longer than by car. At the end of the holiday the operator collects guests from the hotel again; the pick-up time comes from the tour operator, not from the airport.
A saloon car for up to three passengers with luggage: the usual choice for couples heading to Lara, Belek or the city.
A vehicle for four to seven passengers with luggage, which normally costs less than two taxis from the rank on the long runs to Side or Alanya.
For larger groups travelling together from Antalya Airport to a villa or hotel; book well ahead in July and August.
Compare prices, reserve online, collect at the terminal.