
Four ways from the arrivals hall to the centre of Antalya — how each one works, where to find it and what it costs.
Last checked on 15 September 2026
Antalya Airport lies on the eastern edge of the city, and there are four ways to reach the centre: the AntRay tram, a city bus, a taxi from the stand outside arrivals, or a private transfer booked before you fly. Which one suits you depends mostly on your luggage, the time you land and where exactly you are staying.
Everything below was checked against the airport operator and Antalya’s public transport company. Fares and timetables are set by the city and can change, so the official page for each option is linked underneath it.
Antalya’s light-rail line runs between the airport and the city. The airport operator lists it as the Airport – Meydan – Fatih service, carrying passengers from Antalya Airport to the city centre, the Antalya Intercity Bus Terminal (Otogar) and Fatih — handy if you are staying near the line or travelling on by coach.

City buses run from the airport to the city centre and to the Antalya Intercity Bus Terminal (Otogar). Departure times are in the Antalyakart mobile app, or you can call the Transportation Information Line on 0242 606 07 07.

Taxi stands are in front of the arrival exits of all terminals, so a taxi is the quickest option if you have not booked anything. Airport taxis are run by a cooperative, which also takes online reservations, and every driver carries a special airport identification tag.

Book before you fly and a driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign, follows your flight if it is late and takes you straight to your address. The price is fixed per vehicle and paid when you book, so there is nothing to sort out on arrival — the simplest option with children, a lot of luggage or a late landing.
from €25.00 per vehicle, taxes included
See vehicles and pricesTour operators have their welcome counters outside the terminal, and airline-owned buses leave according to arrival times — ask your airline whether one serves your flight. If a transfer is part of your package, find your operator’s counter before you queue for a taxi.
Photo credits Vikiçizer (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Bestalex (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Ilya Plekhanov (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Sharon Hahn Darlin (CC BY 2.0)