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| Brand and Model | Daily Price |
|---|---|
| Fiat Egea | From €25 |
| Renault Clio 5 | From €29 |
| Renault Clio | From €32 |
| Peugeot 301 | From €32 |
| Hyundai i20 | From €32 |
| Hyundai Accent Blue | From €32 |
| Renault Clio 4 | From €33 |
| Fiat Egea HB | From €36 |
| Fiat Egea Cross | From €37 |
| Skoda Scala | From €38 |
| Renault Taliant | From €39 |
| Hyundai Bayon | From €39 |
| Fiat Fiorino | From €40 |
| Citroen C3 Aircross | From €41 |
| Toyota Corolla | From €41 |
| Renault Megane | From €41 |
Displayed prices are calculated using sample dates and current availability. They may vary depending on your selected dates, vehicle group, supplier and rental conditions.
Gazipasa-Alanya Airport (GZP) is the small airport on the eastern edge of Antalya province, run by TAV Airports. It sits just outside the town of Gazipasa, about 40 km by road from Alanya, so for most holidaymakers heading to Alanya, Mahmutlar or the quieter coast towards Anamur it is far closer than Antalya Airport, which is more than two hours' drive to the west.
Many people landing here are staying in Alanya hotels, have a holiday flat in Mahmutlar or Kestel, or visit family along the coast. A transfer or the airport coach covers a single trip to Alanya, but Gazipasa-Alanya Airport car rental makes sense if you want to explore beyond your resort: a morning at the Dim Cave, an afternoon at the Selinus ruins, or a day along the coast to Anamur.
Otorento compares cars from independent rental suppliers serving the airport, from small hatchbacks to automatics, SUVs and family vans, with fuel policy, mileage and deposit conditions shown before you book. Prices and availability change with dates, car group and supplier, and summer weeks are the busiest. Every supplier offers free cancellation and 24/7 support.
The airport lies a few kilometres north-west of Gazipasa town, close to the D400 coastal road, which links it with Alanya to the west and Anamur to the east. The routes below use the D400 and do not involve toll motorways.
Destination | Road distance (approx.) | Drive time (traffic permitting) |
|---|---|---|
Gazipasa town | 9 km | 15-20 min |
Mahmutlar | 30 km | 30-40 min |
Dim Cave | 39 km | 45-55 min |
Alanya centre (harbour) | 41 km | 45-60 min |
Anamur | 86 km | 1.5-2 hours |
Side | 107 km | 1.5-2 hours |
Antalya Airport | 169 km | 2.5-3 hours |
Between the airport and Alanya the D400 runs through a string of resort neighbourhoods such as Kestel and Mahmutlar, with traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and roadside shops, so expect slower stretches in summer. East of Gazipasa the road towards Anamur is much quieter but has more bends, and it takes longer than the distance suggests. Besides car hire, there is an airport coach and taxis to Alanya; check current coach times locally, as the service follows flight arrivals.
Some suppliers have a desk in the terminal, others meet you at the arrivals exit with a name sign or hand the car over in the airport car park. Which one applies depends on the supplier you book; the meeting point and phone number are in your confirmation.
Licence and ID: bring your driving licence and passport. A licence issued abroad can be used in Turkey for up to six months after entry; check your supplier's licence requirements, including the minimum years held, before you travel. Some governments set stricter advice: UK travel advice, for example, tells British drivers to carry a 1968 International Driving Permit or a notarised Turkish translation of their licence.
Deposit: normally blocked on a credit card in the main driver's name. The amount and accepted cards depend on the supplier and car group and are listed before payment.
Flight number: add it to your booking. Flights here are concentrated in the summer season, and a late arrival is easier to handle when the supplier knows your flight.
Return: from central Alanya allow about an hour to the airport in summer, plus time for the vehicle check.
Gazipasa-Alanya Airport car hire works best when you keep the car for your whole stay, since you collect and return it on your travel days. At handover, have existing scratches noted on the form and photograph the fuel gauge.
Selinus: the ruins of an ancient harbour town at the mouth of the Musa Cay, just west of Gazipasa town, where the Roman emperor Trajan is said to have died in AD 117; remains include an aqueduct and a monumental tomb; close to Gazipasa town, approx. 9 km.
Alanya Castle: the 13th-century Seljuk fortress on the rocky peninsula above the harbour, with views over both bays, together with the Red Tower, the brick Seljuk tower guarding the harbour; approx. 44 km.
Dim Cave and Dim Cay: a show cave on the slopes above the Dim valley, and the river below it lined with shaded restaurants on platforms over the water; approx. 39 km.
Mahmutlar and Kestel beaches: the beaches and seafront promenades you pass on the way into Alanya; approx. 30 km.
Anamur: Mamure Castle on the beach and the ruins of Anemurium, a long but rewarding day trip across the provincial border into Mersin; approx. 86 km.
Side: the ancient harbour town west of Alanya, where ruins and a modern resort sit side by side; approx. 107 km.
On the D400 through Mahmutlar and Kestel, watch for pedestrians crossing to the beach and for cars stopping suddenly at roadside shops.
The road up to Alanya Castle is steep and narrow; in summer, go early in the morning and use the car parks near the top rather than stopping on the bends.
Parking around Alanya harbour and Kleopatra Beach fills up on summer evenings; a paid car park is usually quicker than circling for a street space.
If you drive to Anamur, fill up before leaving the Gazipasa area and plan to drive back in daylight.
Motorway tolls are unlikely on this coast, but if you continue towards Antalya or further, rental cars normally carry an HGS toll tag and the supplier charges any tolls afterwards.
If flights to Gazipasa do not suit your dates, compare Antalya Airport or Antalya. Travelling on along the coast to the east? See car rental in Mersin.
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How much does car rental cost at Gazipasa-Alanya Airport?
Car rental options at Gazipasa-Alanya Airport start from 25.19 EUR. The final price is updated during booking based on the selected vehicle, rental dates, pickup time, additional services and campaign conditions.
What types of cars can I rent at Gazipasa-Alanya Airport?
Options listed for Gazipasa-Alanya Airport may include Fiat Egea and similar economy, mid-size or comfort-focused vehicles. Available models change in real time according to the selected dates and supplier availability.
Where are the car rental desks at Gazipasa-Alanya Airport?
According to TAV, which operates the airport, the rental companies are at the exit of the international arrivals hall, just before the terminal exit door. Not every supplier has a desk there: some meet you at the exit with a name sign or hand the car over in the airport car park. Your confirmation says which applies and gives the supplier's phone number.
How long does it take to drive from Gazipasa Airport to Alanya?
Allow 45-60 minutes for the 41 km to Alanya harbour, and 30-40 minutes for the 30 km to Mahmutlar. The D400 coastal road runs through resort neighbourhoods such as Kestel and Mahmutlar, with traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and roadside shops, so the summer months are noticeably slower than the distance suggests.
Should I fly into Gazipasa or Antalya Airport for a holiday in Alanya?
For Alanya, Mahmutlar or the coast east towards Anamur, Gazipasa is the much shorter transfer. Antalya Airport is 169 km from Gazipasa Airport, about 2.5-3 hours by car, and lies well to the west of Alanya. If you are staying in Side, though, note it is 107 km from Gazipasa (1.5-2 hours), so compare flights into both airports.
Are there toll roads between Gazipasa Airport and Alanya?
No. The routes from the airport to Alanya, Mahmutlar and Anamur use the D400 coastal road, which has no toll motorway. Rental cars normally carry an HGS toll tag anyway, so if you drive further afield and pass through a tolled section, it is recorded automatically and the supplier charges it after the rental.
Is Anamur a good day trip by car from Gazipasa-Alanya Airport?
Yes, if you start early. Anamur is 86 km east, about 1.5-2 hours, across the provincial border in Mersin, with Mamure Castle on the beach and the ruins of Anemurium nearby. East of Gazipasa the D400 is quiet but winding, so it takes longer than the distance suggests. Fill up before leaving the Gazipasa area and plan to drive back in daylight.
How early should I leave Alanya to return my rental car at Gazipasa Airport?
In summer, allow about an hour from central Alanya, then add time for the vehicle check with the supplier and for security at the terminal entrance. The exact return point, at the terminal or in the car park, is in your confirmation. Photograph the fuel gauge and mileage when you hand the car back.
Can I pick up a rental car if my flight lands at Gazipasa Airport late at night?
Late-night handovers depend on the supplier, and the search results show which suppliers offer them and any out-of-hours charge. Flights here are concentrated in the summer season, so add your flight number to the booking and the supplier can follow a delay. If you skip the car on arrival, the airport's taxis are run by a drivers' cooperative.
Do UK drivers need an International Driving Permit to rent a car at Gazipasa Airport?
Turkish rules (Highway Traffic Regulation, art. 88) accept a licence issued abroad for up to six months after entry, but UK travel advice tells British drivers to carry a 1968 International Driving Permit or a notarised Turkish translation of their licence. Bring your passport and a credit card in the main driver's name for the deposit, and check your supplier's minimum years held.
Where can I park a rental car at Alanya Castle and the harbour?
Use the car parks rather than the roadside. The road up to Alanya Castle is steep and narrow, so go early in the morning in summer and park near the top instead of stopping on the bends. Around the harbour and Kleopatra Beach, spaces fill up on summer evenings, and a paid car park is usually quicker than circling for a street space.