| Vehicle | Passengers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Economy Sedan | 2 | £100 |
| Standard Minivan | 7 | £120 |
| Premium Van VIP | 5 | £130 |
| Sprinter Minibus | 16 | £170 |
| Premium Minibus VIP | 10 | £210 |
Flying into Antalya for a holiday in Kalkan? It is a long drive west along the Mediterranean coast, and the right vehicle and driver make all the difference. Our private Mercedes transfers from Antalya Airport (AYT) to Kalkan run twenty four hours a day, fixed price, with English speaking drivers. From £100.
The drive from Antalya Airport to Kalkan covers roughly 215 kilometres along the D400 coastal road. The journey takes around three and a half hours in normal traffic, longer in peak season weekends. The route hugs the Mediterranean for most of the way, passing through Kemer, Demre and Kaş before reaching Kalkan.
Some guests deliberately fly into Antalya rather than Dalaman because the drive is genuinely beautiful. The coastal cliffs around Kaş are some of the best Mediterranean scenery in Turkey, and our drivers are happy to stop briefly at a viewpoint or for a quick coffee if you ask.
Antalya to Kalkan is a three hour drive on roads that range from motorway to winding coastal cliff edge. It is not a journey for a shared minibus full of strangers, and the cost of a metered taxi over that distance becomes serious money very quickly. A private VIP transfer gives you a fixed price agreed before you leave the airport, an experienced driver who knows the road, and the freedom to stop for photographs at the lookout points if you want to.
Antalya is a much larger airport than Dalaman, so we ask drivers to be specific about the meeting point. After clearing customs, follow signs for international arrivals exit, then look for the meet and greet area to your left. Your driver will be holding a sign with your surname. If anything is unclear, WhatsApp the number on your booking confirmation and we will guide you in.
Book your return at the same time as the outbound and we will give you a small discount on the round trip. For Antalya flights we recommend leaving Kalkan three and a half hours before departure for international flights, which gives a comfortable buffer for traffic on the coastal road.
Around three and a half hours, depending on traffic and the time of year. The route is direct via the D400 coastal road, with no stops unless you request one.
Approximately 215 kilometres along the Mediterranean coast. The route passes through Kemer, Demre and Kaş before reaching Kalkan.
Prices start at £100 for an economy saloon, suitable for up to two passengers. A Mercedes Vito (up to seven passengers) costs £120. A Mercedes Sprinter minibus (up to sixteen passengers) costs £170. Prices are total for the vehicle, not per person, and include all luggage and child seats.
Yes. The D400 is a well maintained coastal highway. Our drivers travel this route several times a week and know every section, including the winding cliff edges around Kaş, where they slow down for the view as much as the safety.
Yes. Just let your driver know and they will pull over at a viewpoint, restaurant or coffee shop. There is no extra charge for a brief stop. The cliffs above Kaş are particularly worth a five minute pause.
Antalya Airport is on the eastern side of the Mediterranean coast and Kalkan is further west. Dalaman Airport sits much closer to Kalkan geographically, which is why most guests choose to fly into Dalaman when possible. Antalya is a sensible alternative when flight prices or schedules suit better.
Antalya is a busy international airport, so we always send the meeting point details before travel. After clearing customs, follow signs for international arrivals exit. Your driver will be in the meet and greet area holding a sign with your surname. WhatsApp the number on your confirmation if anything is unclear.
Yes. Book both legs together and we apply a small round trip discount. For international flights from Antalya, we recommend leaving Kalkan three and a half hours before departure to allow for traffic on the coastal road.
