Phaselis Transfer — Your Own Taxi from Antalya Airport to the Hotel Door

Phaselis lies on a forested peninsula along the Mediterranean coast, south of Kemer and between Çamyuva and Tekirova. This ancient Lycian harbour city is situated within a protected national park where the pine forest reaches the water. It features three bays, a main street running between two of them, a theatre on the slope, and the remains of an aqueduct.

Because this is a protected reserve, there are no hotels inside the park. Visitors come to explore the ruins and swim from the beaches beside them. We provide a direct Kemer airport transfer to this historic landmark.

Planning Your Return Ride after 64 Minutes on the Road

When your visit concludes, we arrange your return journey in the same private vehicle. The drive back to Antalya Airport takes about 64 minutes by car. When choosing your pick-up time, please account for this journey time to ensure a timely arrival at the terminal. The price is fixed for the vehicle and agreed in writing before you travel, so you will not face unexpected charges on the day.

Booking a Tekirova transfer or Accommodation Near Phaselis

There is no lodging of any kind inside the national park boundaries of Phaselis. If you have booked accommodation at an establishment with "Phaselis" in its name, these properties are actually located in neighbouring resort areas such as Göynük or Tekirova. We regularly drive guests to hotels, holiday apartments, and private addresses in these nearby areas. If you are staying in Kiriş, Çamyuva, or Tekirova, we will take you directly to your chosen address. You can also book a Çamyuva transfer through our service to reach the hotels closest to the ruins.

The Drive South from Antalya Airport

Your journey begins at the airport on the eastern edge of Antalya. Your driver will meet you in the arrivals hall at Welcome desk No:36 Hana Travel, having tracked your flight to account for any arrival delays. From the terminal, the vehicle crosses the city before reaching the western district of Konyaaltı. Beyond this point, the road climbs onto the slopes of the Taurus mountains, passing through several short tunnels. The route then follows the coastline high above the Mediterranean, offering views of the pine forest on one side and the sea on the other. The road bends consistently as it heads south past Kemer, eventually bringing you to the entrance of the national park.

Travelling with Children to the Lycian Coast

Travelling with younger family members along the winding coastal roads requires extra care. To keep your children safe and comfortable during the journey, we can fit appropriate child seats, baby seats, or booster cushions in your private vehicle. These seats are available on request and will be added as a paid extra to the agreed price of your transfer. If your children are prone to travel sickness, sitting them in a position where they can see the horizon through the front windscreen can help ease their discomfort as the car navigates the bends of the mountain highway.