Taxi & Transfers from Antalya Airport (AYT) to Goynuk

How to Get from Antalya Airport to Göynük

The run from Antalya Airport (AYT) to Göynük curves southwest along the D-400, skirting citrus groves and sudden views of the Taurus Mountains. In light traffic the drive clocks 45 minutes; on a Friday check-out morning it can slip past the hour mark.

You have four main ways to cover the 50-kilometre stretch: city buses with two changes, a shared shuttle coach, a taxi from Antalya Airport to Göynük hailed on the spot, or a pre-booked taxi-transfer that fixes the fare before you land. Pick the one that balances cost, patience and comfort — the details below should make the choice easy.

By Public Bus

First leg is city bus 600. It pulls up outside Terminal 1 every half-hour, debits about 54 TRY from an AntalyaKart and needs just under an hour to reach Antalya Otogar. From there, orange-striped dolmuşes bound for Kemer leave every 30–40 minutes; shout “Göynük” and pay around 70 TRY. They stop at the roadside in the resort centre, ten minutes’ walk from most hotels, and the whole budget journey lasts roughly two hours door to door.

By Shuttle Bus

Seat-in-coach services such as Intui and 724 Transfer bunch passengers into a 16-seater, tag every suitcase free of charge, and drive straight to Göynük with one or two hotel detours. Tickets hover near 380 TRY and the ride generally stays under 70 minutes.

Shuttles run to flight waves rather than a fixed timetable: miss the dispatcher’s list and you may wait 40 minutes for the next departure, so pre-selecting a slot when booking the ticket is wiser than drifting up to the curb at random.

By Taxi

A taxi from the airport rank shows 900–1 200 TRY on the meter for the coast road dash, plus the standard 20 percent night uplift between midnight and six. Drivers accept cash or card but appreciate smaller banknotes when toll booths slow traffic and change runs short.

BiTaksi and Uber list a similar price yet post the complete cost in-app before you hit “Confirm”; handy if you are splitting the ride or filing receipts for work.

Private Transfer

Booking a taxi-transfer from Antalya Airport to Göynük with Kiwitaxi locks the price at US $46 (about 1 530 TRY) for an economy sedan. A uniformed driver greets you inside Arrivals, waits up to an hour at no extra cost, loads luggage, then takes the D-400 nonstop; most guests reach their lobby in forty-five minutes flat

Select Your Vehicle Class

Each car category below comes with licensed driver, air-conditioning and bottled water — the label simply decides how much room your suitcases and elbows get.

• Economy – one large bag plus hand luggage fit neatly; great for solo flyers or couples
• Comfort – longer wheelbase, three full-size suitcases and the option to recline without nudging knees
• Minivan – sliding side door, six seats and space for surfboards, prams or bulky gear
• Business – quiet cabin, leather trim and charger ports for laptops on the move

Transfer with Children

Turkish law requires child seats for under-12s. Enter ages while booking and the seat appears installed free of charge, saving both rental-counter queues and extra luggage weight.

Transfer with Pets

Small animals may travel in a secure carrier; larger dogs ride on a short leash with a muzzle. Note carrier dimensions ahead of time so the operator allocates a boot that shuts without reshuffling

What to See in Göynük

Göynük Canyon steals the show: a turquoise stream cuts through limestone walls, and wooden walkways lead to ziplines, cold plunge pools and a café perched above the rapids.

Families mix adrenaline with nostalgia at Dinopark Göynük, where life-size animatronic dinosaurs roar among pine trees and a sandpit hides “fossils” waiting to be uncovered by small hands.

If you prefer a quieter afternoon, follow the seaside promenade north; pebble coves alternate with café terraces, and sunsets paint the sea dusky coral while paragliders drift overhead.