Taxi & Transfers from Tekirova to Antalya

How to Get from Tekirova to Antalya

The transfer from Tekirova to Antalya follows the D400 coast road for just under sixty kilometres, cutting between pine-clad hills and the Mediterranean in roughly an hour when traffic co-operates.

Options range from pocket-friendly dolmuş rides to a taxi from Tekirova to Antalya with the meter ticking, so check timing, luggage and comfort before you set off.

By Public Bus

Step outside Tekirova’s small centre and wave down the white-and-orange dolmuş marked “Kemer”. The minibus leaves every 20–30 minutes, costs about TRY 60 and drops you at Kemer Otogar in half an hour.

From Kemer jump on an intercity coach—Metro Turizm or Kamil Koç—to Antalya Otogar. Tickets run 230–320 TRY, seats are numbered, and the motorway stage eats another 55 minutes. Total journey time lands just shy of two hours if the connection is tight, making it the cheapest but also the slowest fare for the route.

By Shuttle Bus

Several operators bundle both segments into one door-to-door minivan. A single seat sells for about TRY 805 and the ride takes 80–120 minutes depending on hotel drop-offs; pay once online, show the e-voucher, and stash your suitcase at no extra cost

By Taxi

The rank beside Tekirova’s clock tower keeps yellow city cabs day and night. Expect the meter to finish around TRY 1900–2400 for the centre of Antalya, with an extra 20 % if you set off between midnight and six.

Ride-hailing apps such as BiTaksi and Uber quote a similar price and reveal the full cost before you confirm—helpful when you need to pin down your travel budget.

Plan 60–70 minutes in the back seat; the driver usually takes the coastal highway unless accidents push everyone onto the winding inland road.

Private Transfer

Booking a taxi-transfer from Tekirova to Antalya through Kiwitaxi fixes the price at US $57 for an economy sedan (≈ TRY 1870) and keeps the vehicle on standby even if you run late at checkout.

The service meets you at your hotel door, helps with bags, and heads straight to Antalya without detours—handy if you’re catching a museum closing time or an evening flight.

Vehicle Types for the Road

Pick a cabin that fits both luggage and mood; every driver is licensed and air-conditioning comes as standard.

• Economy – small boot space, fine for two cabin trolleys
• Comfort – extra rear-seat legroom plus room for full-size cases
• Minivan – sliding side door and flexible seating for boards or strollers
• Business – quieter ride, leather interior, laptop charges on the go

Transfer with Children

Turkish rules demand child seats for under-12s. Note ages while booking and the restraint arrives fitted without fee.

You skip the rental desk queue and keep the boot clear for beach toys.

Transfer with Pets

Animals may ride if secured in a carrier or on a short leash; tell the operator crate dimensions so they can assign a boot that shuts first time

What to See in Antalya

Kaleiçi—the walled old town—mixes Roman gates, Ottoman houses and café courtyards scented with jasmine.

Ten minutes north of the centre, Antalya Museum lays out marble statues from nearby Perge and mosaics lifted from Roman villas.

If the sun begs for water, hop a local bus to Düden Waterfalls, where the river plunges straight off a cliff into the sea, spray cooling the café terrace beside the pool.