Antalya Airport is about 13 km east of the city centre. The best way to travel depends on where you are going: public transport is fine if you are staying in the city, but a transfer is much easier for the resorts.
Tram (AntRay)
The AntRay tram has a stop at the airport on the side of International Terminal 1 and the domestic terminal. If you land at International Terminal 2, take the inter-terminal shuttle to the stop. The tram runs to the city centre; for Kaleiçi get off at İsmetpaşa. You pay with an Antalyakart or a contactless bank card. With big suitcases it can be hard at busy times.
Havaş and city buses
Havaş airport buses leave from the domestic arrivals exit for the bus station and the west of the city (Konyaaltı); the ride takes 35–45 minutes depending on traffic. There are also city buses; check routes and times in the Antalyakart app.
Taxi
There are taxi ranks outside the terminals, and taxis use the meter. Handy for the city, but expensive to far-off resorts such as Kemer, Side or Alanya.
Private transfer
Your driver waits in arrivals with your name and drops you at your hotel door. The price is per vehicle and fixed when you book, and you pay nothing extra if your flight is late. The easiest option for families and anyone heading to the resorts.
Antalya airport transfer times
| To | Distance | Time by car |
|---|---|---|
| Lara | 12 km | 20 min |
| Kaleiçi / city centre | 15 km | 25 min |
| Konyaaltı | 25 km | 35 min |
| Belek | 35 km | 35 min |
| Kemer | 55 km | 55 min |
| Side | 65 km | 1 h |
| Alanya | 125 km | 1 h 45 min |
Prices for every route are on the Antalya Airport transfer page; the most asked-about are Belek, Side, Kemer and Alanya.
In short
Tram or Havaş for a solo traveller staying in the city; taxi for Lara and Konyaaltı; private transfer for the resorts, families and late-night arrivals.