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AYT · Antalya, Türkiye

Antalya Airport ground transport

Antalya Airport handles over 38 million passengers a year, most of them holidaymakers heading for the Turkish Riviera. There is no single train or metro from the terminal, so your choice is between a pre-booked private transfer, an airport taxi, a rental car, or the tram and buses into the city (with a change for the resorts). This guide compares price, time and frequency for every popular destination.

Antalya Airport terminalAntalya Airport (AYT)Gunnar Richter / Wikimedia, CC BY-SA 3.0
Destinations
10
From
€1
Fastest route
22 min
Passengers / yr
38M
10 destinations

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Getting around

Step-free access in Antalya

The terminal is well set up; the onward journey is where you need to plan.

  • Inside the airport, all floors are flat and stair-free with lifts and ramps throughout, low-height check-in and information counters, accessible toilets, and lifts with Braille and audible announcements. Wheelchairs and personal assistance are available from arrival, arranged at the information counter.
  • There are 19 accessible parking spaces — 7 at the Domestic Terminal, 12 at the International Terminals.
  • For the journey onward, Antalya does not publish step-free details for the tram and public buses, so we cannot state whether a given vehicle will board without steps.

If you need guaranteed step-free transport to your hotel, book an accessible transfer in advance and confirm the vehicle type with the operator. Several Antalya companies run wheelchair-accessible vehicles specifically for airport transfers.

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Every option compared

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Indicative fares, journey times and how often each service runs — so there are no surprises at arrivals.

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