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Alanya has its own airport at Gazipaşa, but most international flights land in Antalya. That is why holiday-home owners in Alanya, long-stay visitors and guests of hotels in places such as Avsallar, Konaklı and Mahmutlar make this two-hour journey so often. It is the longest route in the region, and travellers choose it so as not to add a journey with changes on top of a tiring flight.
Trip facts
Distance
about 125 km
Average time
100–130 min (depends on traffic)
Bridges and motorways
State motorway tolls included; private roads and tunnels not
Meet and greet
In arrivals, with a name sign
Free waiting
At least 45 minutes, flight tracked
Payment
By card online, with 3D Secure

Today’s starting price
from €73.98
Economy · 5 passengers · per vehicle, taxes included
Updated: November 10, 2026
The journey and the route
The whole journey is on the D400 coastal highway. The car passes Serik and Manavgat, then follows the coast through Kızılot, Okurcalar, Avsallar, Türkler and Konaklı before entering Alanya. The trip of about 125 km takes 100–130 minutes. Alanya’s western resorts are on the way, so if you are going to Avsallar or Konaklı you get out twenty to thirty minutes before the town centre.
In summer two stretches add time: the traffic-light junctions in Serik, and the section between Konaklı and Alanya that runs through the villages. The Antalya–Alanya Motorway is still being built and has not yet opened; until it does, there is no alternative to this route. If you would like a break on the long drive, just tell your driver.
Alanya’s centre, the castle and the eastern districts
In central Alanya the hotels spread along two beaches: the Kleopatra side west of the peninsula and the harbour side to the east. In both areas the car pulls up at the hotel door, though stops on the seafront roads are kept short. The streets of the Kale and Tophane neighbourhoods around the castle are steep and narrow, and Minibus-class vehicles may not reach every door. If you are staying up at the castle, say so when you book.
Oba, Tosmur, Kestel and Mahmutlar lie east of the centre and make the trip longer; reaching the residential complexes in Mahmutlar can take longer than the average time. Addresses here are usually given by complex and block name. Put the complex name, block letter and any gate code in your booking notes, and the driver will not have to search for the address at night.
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Near you in central Alanya
Kızılkule and the shipyard
The Seljuk-era Red Tower by the harbour and the stone shipyard, both within walking distance of the harbour-side hotels.
Kleopatra Beach
The long sandy beach west of the peninsula, right in front of the hotels on the western seafront.
Alanya Castle
On top of the peninsula; you go up by the cable car from the Damlataş side or on foot up a steep road.
From Antalya Airport to Alanya by bus
There is no direct municipal line from the airport to Alanya. Passengers take the AntRay tram or bus 600 to Antalya’s intercity bus station (otogar), where buses and minibuses to Alanya depart. Alanya’s bus station is at the western entrance to the town, and you still need a local bus or taxi to your hotel.
Counting the trip to the bus station, the wait and the road itself, this option comes close to four hours. The other option is to book your flight to Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport, 40 km from Alanya, though it has a limited number of flights. If you land in Antalya and want to be in Alanya the same day, a private transfer takes you from the airport to your door in one vehicle.
The trip back
Going back from Alanya to Antalya Airport needs the earliest start of any route on these pages. In summer, leave five hours before an international flight and four hours before a domestic one. For early-morning flights the D400 is empty and the drive drops below two hours, but even then do not leave less than four and a half hours for an international departure. If you are setting off from Mahmutlar or Kestel, add twenty minutes.
Transfer Vehicle Options
Offers are made per vehicle class, and each states its passenger and luggage capacity. The price is per vehicle, not per person.
Economy
Mercedes Vito or similar
The best value for solo travellers, couples and small families.
Minivan
VIP Mercedes Vito or similar
Late-model, with a luxury VIP interior, TV and room for luggage; for families and small groups.
Minibus
Mercedes Sprinter or similar
For larger groups, crews and trips with a lot of luggage.

Premium
Mercedes S-Class or similar
An upper-class car and driver for business trips and special days.
Other transfers from this airport
- Antalya Airport to Lara Transfer
~15 km · 20–30 min
- Antalya Airport to Antalya City Centre Transfer
~13 km · 20–30 min
- Antalya Airport to Belek Transfer
~32 km · 30–40 min
- Antalya Airport to Side Transfer
~65 km · 55–70 min
- Antalya Airport to Kemer Transfer
~55 km · 50–65 min
- Gazipaşa-Alanya Airport to Alanya Transfer
~40 km · 35–50 min
- Airport guide: Antalya Airport Transfer
Transfer FAQ
How much is a transfer from Antalya Airport to Alanya?
The current starting price is on this page and is refreshed every day. The price is per vehicle and the amount you see when booking does not change.
How many hours is it from Antalya Airport to Alanya?
The trip of about 125 km takes 100–130 minutes, roughly two hours. During the day in summer, plan for the longer end.
How is payment taken?
Payment is taken online by card when you book. There is no paying in the car on this route.
Can we stop on the way?
Yes. On a two-hour drive you can ask for a short comfort break; the driver stops at a suitable roadside services on the D400. If you are travelling with children, stopping around Manavgat splits the journey in two.
Has the Antalya–Alanya Motorway opened? Is the trip shorter now?
No. The motorway is still under construction and not yet open; transfers use the D400 highway. When it opens, the journey times on this page will be updated.
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