AQI Pegasos Royal Taxi Transfer from Antalya Airport

Antalya Airport to AQI Pegasos Royal private transfer

Incekum lies a long way down the eastern coast road from Antalya Airport, which makes the walk out of the terminal the part worth getting right. A driver is waiting in the arrivals hall holding a board with your booking name on it, and walks you straight out to the vehicle, so no rank and no queue come into it. The road then runs east with the sea on your right, through Side and Manavgat and the towns beyond them, and Avsallar comes up before the castle headland at Alanya. It is 110 km end to end and the car needs 90 to 110 minutes for it, according to how the coast road is moving that day.

Over a distance like this, a price in writing beats a meter every time, because kilometres are what a meter feeds on. Ours is settled before you fly: a Mercedes Vito from €85, which seats up to six, or an eight-seat minivan at €90 for parties of up to eight. That buys the whole vehicle for the whole 110 km, and it stays where it is when lorries slow the carriageway through Manavgat. The driver is paid in cash at the far end, in euros, dollars or lira, and calling the booking off costs nothing up to 4 hours before pickup.

AQI Pegasos Royal is set up for families, with a kids' club that runs water games with animators, a children's buffet and a mini disco. That means armbands, beach bags and a pushchair riding on top of the suitcases, so boot space counts for as much as legroom. A Mercedes Vito from €85 takes a family with luggage of that kind and still shuts its doors, while grandparents joining the trip fit into the eight-seat minivan at €90 instead of the party splitting across separate cars. Child seats and boosters cost nothing; send the ages with the booking and the right ones are in place before the car leaves for the terminal.

This is a long road by any measure, and it goes better when you plan it rather than simply endure it. Tell the driver at the outset that you want a break and he will pull into a service station somewhere along the coast, for a cold drink and a washroom, costing nothing beyond the minutes you spend out of the car. Plenty of flights into Antalya land after dark, so much of the run is made with the sea invisible beside you and lit filling stations and resort ribbons sliding past the glass. Air conditioning, a socket to charge a phone and a driver with nothing ticking over on the dashboard are what turn 110 km at night into rest rather than endurance.

At the end of it the hotel is all-inclusive, so nothing else needs buying once you are inside, which counts for a good deal when a flight has run late and the aquapark is a matter for the morning. Going home is the same road reversed at the same fixed fare, arranged by WhatsApp the day before, and because the service runs 24/7 an early flight is simply a time you tell us. We count the 90 to 110 minutes back to the terminal, add check-in, and bring the car to the door with room to spare.

Out of the terminal and onto the coast road

There is nothing to arrange at the airport itself. Come through either gate, domestic or international, collect the bags, and a driver is standing in the hall with your name printed on a board. The flight number you send us is checked against the board on the day, so a late landing shifts the pickup instead of losing it, and the first 60 minutes of waiting are free, counted from the landing itself, which is enough for passport control and a slow belt. The heavy cases go on the trolley, the driver sees you to the vehicle, and the road east to Incekum begins at the kerb.

What the coast road to Avsallar is like

This is among the longer runs on our board, and it helps to know what is under the wheels. The route is the coast highway east, a working road carrying lorries, coaches and local traffic as well as holidaymakers, and it tightens where it passes through Manavgat and the resort ribbons either side of it. Because the fare is set against the 110 km and not against the clock, a slow stretch costs you nothing. A break part-way along is there for the asking. With small children aboard, keep water and a tablet in the cabin rather than buried in the boot, and use the break to let them run about.

Arriving at Incekum Bay

AQI Pegasos Royal sits at the seafront on Incekum Bay, with a private beach of soft sand and a jetty running out from it, so the finish is a turn off the coast road and in at the gate, with no hunting through back streets. The hotel keeps its own free private parking and a garden, so the vehicle carries on through the gate and stops at the entrance with the cases still aboard. Once you have checked in, Captain Nemo's Castle Aquapark with its waterslides and Kamikaze pools is on the property itself, and the open buffet restaurant with the Saray, Spice and Prima Cuccina a-la-carte restaurants covers the evenings. Give us the booking name and the driver brings you to that entrance.

Good to know for AQI Pegasos Royal

• Put the flight number in the booking message; the arrival is then followed on the day and the driver is in the hall for the landing that really happens, not for the time on the ticket.
• Ask for a break when you book rather than halfway along, so the driver can choose a stop on the coast road that fits the traffic.
• Tell us the children's ages over WhatsApp and the matching seats and boosters go in at no charge before the vehicle leaves for the airport.
• Have the fare ready in cash, in euros, dollars or lira, since the driver is paid on arrival and carries no card machine.
• Book the return from AQI Pegasos Royal a day ahead, and reckon the road home at 90 to 110 minutes before you even add check-in.

Fixed fares from AQI Pegasos Royal

Both figures are for the whole vehicle, one way, agreed on WhatsApp before pickup. The return leg costs the same as the outbound one.

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