Driver's note: Azur Hotel's rooms are separate stone bungalows, wooden houses and duplex garden houses set round a pool in Çıralı, plus villas with their own kitchens.
Antalya Airport to Azur Hotel private transfer
Çıralı sits far enough round the bay for the last leg to be worth settling before you fly. The driver is already inside the terminal building when you come through customs, your surname printed on the board he is holding, and the luggage becomes his job from that moment. The road out of the airport runs west around the city, then south down the coast past Kemer, and finally leaves the main route for the lane into the village; the car ends at the hotel, which has parking on the property. Put 90 km and 85-105 min against the whole of it.
On a haul of this length a price that holds is worth more than a cheap opening figure. The Mercedes Vito takes six and is the smallest car on this run, from €80. Parties beyond that size take the eight-seat minivan, up to eight, from €85. The quote covers the car itself rather than heads, and it goes down in writing at the time of booking, so an afternoon of slow traffic through the Kemer strip shifts your arrival and never the amount owed. No deposit leaves your account; the fare is handed over in euros, dollars or lira at the end of the drive, and dropping the booking costs nothing if you tell us 4 hours before pickup.
Azur is not a building you walk into off a forecourt. Its rooms are separate houses dotted round a garden: stone bungalows with terraces giving onto the planting, wooden houses that each have a terrace or garden of their own, duplex Green Valley houses meant for a couple, and the Azur villas, kitchens and balconies and fireplaces included, one of them on an upper floor of the main building looking at the sea. There is a pool in the grounds, the hotel lists its yoga sessions at no charge, and a Yanartaş tour sits on the same activities list, which means boots in the boot beside the beach bag. With up to six people and that sort of load, the Mercedes Vito from €80 is the car; a larger party spreads out better in the eight-seat minivan from €85. Seats for babies, toddlers and older children are free, and they are fixed in place before we set off, so long as the ages arrive with the booking.
Once the flight number reaches us the arrival is monitored, and a delay slides the pickup rather than voiding it. The fare includes 60 minutes of waiting, counted from touchdown, which covers a carousel that takes its time and a passport hall with several aircraft ahead of yours. We work 24/7, and that counts for more on this road than on the short ones, since plenty of flights into Antalya come in well after dark and the coast beyond Kemer is no place to be learning bends by headlight. There is no second address on the run; yours is the only one.
The homeward trip mirrors the first at the price you already hold, arranged over WhatsApp the day before. We work back from the departure, allowing 85-105 min on the road plus whatever the check-in desks demand, and the cancellation window of 4 hours before pickup applies to this leg as well. Lunch runs all day at the main restaurant and at the pool bar, so leaving in the middle of the day need not mean leaving hungry, and English and German are spoken at the hotel if you would sooner settle it at the desk. Some guests want a car partway through the stay too, and those runs are priced beforehand in the same flat manner.
Finding your car at Antalya arrivals
Nothing has to be queued for or haggled over once you land. Walk out past baggage reclaim, run your eye along the row of name boards, and yours is among them; both exits, domestic and international, are covered, so it makes no odds which your flight uses. Free waiting of 60 minutes runs from the moment you land, which is what keeps a slow passport hall from costing anything. The cases go onto the trolley, you are walked over to the car park, and the drive to Çıralı begins.
The long haul round the bay to Çıralı
West out of the airport, round the city, then south on the coast road past the Kemer and Tekirova turnings before the village lane branches off. It comes to 90 km, and 85-105 min is what it usually takes, the top of that range on a summer afternoon when coaches are working the same carriageway. There are places to pull in along the way, so a child who has had enough of the car can be given a break, and the stop adds nothing to the fare. Because the price was settled before you flew, a slow road changes when you arrive and not what you pay.
Landing after dark at a garden of houses
Night arrivals are the norm on this coast, and as the fare is the same whatever the hour, a late flight moves the pickup and leaves everything else alone. The layout is the thing to know: bungalows in stone, wooden houses, the duplex Green Valley houses and the villas are scattered through the garden, so tell us which you are booked into and the driver stops at that end of it rather than somewhere in the middle. The place is also sold as Azur Paradise, and a voucher printed with that name is this same hotel. Travelling late with a baby, mention it when booking and the seat is fitted before the car starts out for the terminal.
Good to know for Azur Hotel
- The flight number belongs in your first message to us, because the arrival is followed with it and a long delay costs you nothing but a later pickup.
- Tell us which house you are booked into, stone, wooden, Green Valley or villa, and the driver stops beside it instead of at the far end of the garden.
- Children's ages given at booking mean the right seat or booster is waiting in the car when it pulls up, and none of them is charged for.
- Have the fare ready in cash, euros, dollars or lira, since payment happens at Çıralı and the car takes no cards.
- Arrange the return a day in advance, leaving 85-105 min for the road, and cancel at no cost if you do it 4 hours ahead.
Fixed fares from Azur Hotel
Both figures are for the whole vehicle, one way, agreed on WhatsApp before pickup. The return leg costs the same as the outbound one.
| Trip | Mercedes Vito (1–6) | Minivan (1–8) |
|---|---|---|
| Antalya Airport (AYT)90 km · 85-105 min | €80 | €85 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the car from Antalya Airport to Azur Hotel?
From €80 in the Mercedes Vito, seating up to six people, and from €85 in the eight-seat minivan for up to eight. The fare buys the vehicle, not a place in it; the figure is confirmed in writing at booking, and the return runs at the same rate.
How long does the journey to Çıralı take?
Between 85-105 min for the 90 km: west past Antalya, south beyond Kemer, then off the highway into the village. Summer traffic pushes it towards the longer end of that range, though the fare stays where it was quoted.
Where do we find the driver?
Past baggage reclaim in the arrivals hall, with your name on a board. He meets the domestic and the international exits alike, takes charge of the cases as soon as you reach him, and walks you out to the car.
Do you drive at night?
Yes, at any hour and for the same fare, since the service runs 24/7. The flight is watched using the number you send us, and free waiting of 60 minutes begins as the wheels touch down, which covers the queues that build on a late arrival.
Do you provide child seats, and will you break the journey?
Yes to both, at no cost. Send the ages along with the booking and the correct seats go in beforehand. On a road this long the driver stops whenever it is wanted, and the fare stays exactly as it was quoted.
How is payment handled, and can the return be booked?
In cash to the driver at the hotel, euros, dollars or lira, and no money moves before the day itself. Send the flight time over on WhatsApp and the homeward car is confirmed at the price you already know, free to cancel 4 hours ahead of pickup.
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