There are two public bus shuttles that operate between the airport and the city center.
- Bus No. 600 Antalya Airport – City Center – Bus Station (intercity buses) runs every 30 minutes from the airport to Antalya bus terminal (Otogar), which is situated 4 kilometers north of the city center. The journey takes approximately 40-45 minutes.
- Bus No. 800 Antalya Airport – Lara – Terracity Mall, Kaleiçi, City Center – 5M Migros Shopping Center- Sarısu runs every 2 hours between this airport and Antalya Lara district. The journey takes approximately 50-60 minutes.
- The price for the public shuttle bus is 3,60TL (approx. 0,70 euro) for a one-way ticket and is purchased from the driver. Both domestic and international terminals are at different locations. The distance between them is approximately 2.5 kilometers, and the public shuttle bus No. 600, running every 30 minutes, connects the two terminals.
Bus No. 600 Antalya Airport – City Center
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Route #600
The bus runs from Antalya Havalimani Airport to Antalya Otogar Bus Station.
Working hours: from 6:00 to 01:15. At night, the bus leaves at 3:45 and 4:45.
Route #800
The end point of bus number 800 is the coast of Lara (Lara) and Konyaalti (Konyaalti), also passes the Migros shopping center.
Working hours: from 6:10 to 23:40. At night, the bus leaves at 1:45 and 3:45.
Bus Shuttle Number 600
This bus runs every 30 minutes to Antalya Bus Terminal (Otogar).
Number 600 also runs between the airport terminals.
Total trip time takes between 45 and 60 minutes.
Schedule
Buses depart from 02:30 to 04:45 (hourly), and from 06:00 to 02:30 every 30 minutes.
Fares
One-way ticket fare is TL 4.00.
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased on board to the driver. Only cash allowed.
Bus Shuttle Number 800
This route runs to Antalya Lara district every 2 hours.
There’s another route to Sarisu.
Schedule
To Antalya Lara: Buses depart from 06:15 to 22:15.
To Sarisu: Buses depart from 06:15 to 23:45.
AIRLINE SHUTTLE BUSES
At Antalya Airport there are airlines that provide shuttle bus service.
For more information, please, contact your airline.
Taking the bus around Antalya is one of the easiest, quickest, and most cost-friendly ways to get around. While the bus driver may or may not speak English, he will most likely understand you if it is a popular destination such as the beach, a mall, or the airport. Turks are very friendly people, and if you feel lost or confused, just stop someone and ask for help.
The first thing that you will need is a bus kard. These can be found at little kiosks near many major bus stops such as the one by the big 5M mall in Konyaaltı. The bus card itself is very affordable but will need to put Turkish Lira on it to be able to use it. These cards can also be used on the Tram.
The best way to navigate the buses is through the AntalyaKart transportation app. This app has every bus route and bus stop mapped out, so that you can easily choose a destination on the map and see which bus will take you there and when it is coming. A great feature about this app is that every bus stop has a 5 digit code written on it that you can type into the app and see every bus that is coming and how far away it is. You can save your favorite bus stops and locations for easy navigation in the future. You can also find the card refill stations by looking on the map.
Long-Distance Buses in Antalya
For transport from the airport to the surrounding provinces, long-distance buses are the best option. These buses are modern and comfortable and there are numerous operators. One of the best known is Kamil Koç, followed by Ulusoy, and Metro Turizm, to name a few.
They depart from the central bus station in Antalya. Buses are very cheap, for example a more than 500-kilometer journey from Antalya to Cappadocia is possible at a low price. However, in the high season, the trips are much more expensive.
Bus Shuttle Number 600 in Antalya
Antalya
Antalya first came to the limelight with the discovery of the Karain Cave, one of the oldest human settlements in the world. It hosted many civilisations from near and far thanks to its favourable climate and abundant plant and animal life. Located in southwest Anatolia, the Gulf of Antalya was known as the Gulf of Pamphylia in ancient times. Even though Antalya was established much later than other cities on the Gulf like Side, Aspendos, Perge and Phaselis,it grew at a rapid pace due to its natural harbour and its mountain passes which enabled access to the interior regions.While these prominent cities of the past were abandoned over time, Antalya not only continued to exist, but flourished and is today one of the most important cities in the Mediterranean region. In the second half of the 20th century, strides made in the tourism sector bore fruit in a very short time. With its natural environment, historical attractions and world-class facilities Antalya has become one of the most important tourist centres in the world.
ABOUT ANTALYA CITYThe Gulf of Antalya, located in southwest Anatolia, was known in ancient days as the Gulf of Pamphylia. The mountain ranges encircling the Gulf run parallel to each other along the coast, but later intersect each other at the Lakes Region to the north.
