Antalya Airport to Adrasan Transfer

Adrasan lies 104 km from Antalya Airport: the road runs towards Kumluca, then drops between two mountains into the bay, taking around 88 minutes in all. Your driver tracks the flight number and waits inside the terminal holding a sign with your name — if the plane is late, the driver sees it through the flight tracking and adjusts to the actual landing time. The car carries only your group, makes no stops on the way, and pickups run 24/7 at the same rate, day or night. The bay itself — Adrasan cove, still marked as Çavuşköy on some maps — is a quiet place of shallow, crystal-clear water, orange groves behind the beach and small restaurants set along the river. Boat trips to Suluada leave from here, and the walk to the Gelidonya Lighthouse, one of the best-loved stages of the Lycian Way, starts nearby. Accommodation is mostly family-run pensions and small hotels; garden properties such as Eden Garden Adrasan or Viva Adrasan are typical, and we drop you at the door of whichever you booked. Choosing a car is straightforward. Our first recommendation is the Premium Van (V-Class), a VIP transfer taking 6 passengers with 4 bags, while the 12 Seater covers larger groups with 12 seats and 8 bags. The Premium Sedan seats 3 passengers with 2 suitcases and the Comfort sedan the same 3; both are additional options. If you need a child seat, you can mention it in the booking note. The return works the same way in reverse: the driver collects you from your hotel or pension at the time you chose when booking, the distance is identical so the fare matches the outbound leg, and payment is again made in cash to the driver at the end of the ride. Prices are per vehicle, based on distance, and fixed at booking — no prepayment; the search box shows the exact amount instantly. October 2026 update: On 30 September 2026 a Mediterranean monk seal with its newborn pup was reported at Adrasan; in the September–November pupping season, a university professor asked people to keep away from coastal caves.