Taxi & Transfers from Antalya Airport (AYT) to Çolaklı

How to Get from Antalya Airport to Colakli

Route Basics

Antalya Airport stands on open flats 13 km east of the city while Colakli spreads 57 km farther along the D400.

Pine hills climb on the right and sea light flickers left.

Clear mornings see cars touch the resort in about 50 min yet dusk can add ten more.

By Direct Bus

Havas coaches load outside Arrivals every 30 min in summer and ride east to Manavgat in roughly 65 min then a dolmuş finishes the last 8 km to Colakli in 10 min so the full trip stays near 1 h 20 min and the fare holds at 140 lira with one suitcase free.

By Shared Shuttle

Many resorts post a pick‑up list in the lobby once guests share flight times.

The van rolls out in three min then joins the highway, Wi‑Fi works near towns and air con hums steady.

Travel lands near 55 min and the online price starts at 16 euro luggage rides on a rear rack so kite bags fit and drivers pause once for tea if riders ask.

By Taxi

The taxi from Antalya Airport to Colakli waits under a yellow roof and drivers load bags fast then point east on the coast road.

The flat price sits close to 1 250 lira and the ride ends at hotel gates in 50 to 60 min cars accept card and hand out cold water.

By Private Transfer

A transfer from Antalya Airport to Colakli books with one quick form on Kiwitaxi and the site locks the cost before you pay.

The driver meets you with a name board and waits fifteen min free a taxi-transfer from Antalya Airport to Colakli keeps travel near 55 min and price never moves even on peak weeks its a calm finish.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

Pick a cabin that fits head count and bags then tap confirm a voucher lands in mail in one min.

• Economy – good for 1 or 2 travellers
• Comfort – roomy for 3 or 4
• Minivan – seats 6 or 7 with gear
• Business – wide seats and quiet ride

The service fare covers fuel tolls and one h of waiting and you can switch class up to three h before pick‑up at no extra cost.

Transfer with Children

Turkish law needs a seat until a child reaches 135 cm so add age and weight when you book and the right seat rides free.

Transfer with Pets

Small pets travel in a carrier on a lap while big dogs need a crate fixed to the van floor and water breaks happen on request.

What to Do in Colakli

Walk the long sand at dawn and watch fishing boats sketch silver lines across calm blue.

Ride a dolmuş to Side Old Town in 15 min and touch marble temples that glow orange at sunset while spice stalls scent the lane.

Cafés grill sea bass at dusk and lanterns flicker above wooden decks as gentle waves tap the pier.