Antalya Airport to Adrasan Beach Transfer

Adrasan Beach sits at the head of a long, curving bay backed by green hills near the southern end of the Kemer region. The shoreline is a mix of fine pebble and coarse sand, and the water stays unusually clear and calm because the headlands shelter the bay from open sea, which makes it popular with families and swimmers who prefer gentle conditions.

The village around the beach has stayed low-key and relaxed, with small family-run pensions, boutique hotels and seafront restaurants rather than large resort strips. Many visitors come for the slow pace, the seafood and the easy walks into the surrounding pine forest.

Adrasan is also a natural base for exploring the wider coast, with the ancient site of Olympos, the flames of Chimaera and short daily boat trips along the bays all within reach. It rewards travellers who want quiet over crowds.

The journey from Antalya Airport to Adrasan Beach covers roughly 95 km and takes about 95 minutes in normal traffic. Your driver leaves the airport, skirts the city and joins the main coastal road heading south and west toward Kemer and the Olympos coast.

The later part of the drive is the most scenic, as the road winds through the pine-clad slopes of the Beydağları mountains with the Mediterranean appearing between the hills. The final stretch turns down toward the bay on a quieter mountain road, so the last few kilometres feel like the start of the holiday rather than a chore.

From the moment your driver greets you at arrivals to drop-off by the beach, everything is handled for you. That is a real comfort at the end of a long flight, especially if you are travelling with children or plenty of luggage.

We offer two main vehicle types for this route. An economy car suits couples and small families and starts from €38 per vehicle one way. A Vito minivan, with more room for passengers and luggage, starts from €49 per vehicle one way. Prices are per vehicle, not per person, so the fare stays the same however many seats are filled, up to the vehicle's capacity.

Every transfer includes a free meet and greet with a name sign in arrivals, flight tracking so the driver adjusts to delays or early landings, and free child seats on request. There is no prepayment required.

You simply pay the driver at the end of the ride, in cash or by card, at the fixed price agreed when you book.

When you book, let us know your total luggage and group size so the right vehicle is ready. Larger families or anyone travelling with beach gear, pushchairs or extra cases will usually be more comfortable in the Vito, while the economy car is fine for smaller groups.

Return transfers are easy to arrange at the same time, and because Adrasan sits off the main highway we recommend setting a pickup that leaves enough margin to reach the airport calmly. A private transfer keeps things simple at any hour, so you can match an arrival or departure time to your flight.

During your stay, the neighbouring areas of Olympos and Cirali are a short drive away, and the village waterfront is the natural spot for an evening meal after a day on the beach.

The swimming season around Adrasan typically runs from late spring into autumn, when the Mediterranean is warm and the sheltered bay stays calm. Because the headlands block the open swell, the water here is often gentler than on more exposed beaches, which suits less confident swimmers and young children.

The shore is a mix of pebble and coarse sand, so many visitors find swim shoes useful for getting in and out of the water comfortably. Bring sun protection, a hat and water for the day, though sunbeds, parasols and beachfront cafes are available along the bay in season.

For a change of scene you can join a short boat trip from the bay to nearby coves, or walk a stretch of the surrounding coast, then return to the calm water of Adrasan for an easy afternoon swim.