Antalya Airport to Bogazkent Transfer

Bogazkent sits on the Mediterranean coast east of Belek, where the Acisu stream reaches the sea and gives the village its name, which means river mouth. It is a small, low-key destination backed by pine forest and farmland rather than high-rise development, so it keeps a village feel even in high season.

Most visitors come to Bogazkent for an unhurried beach holiday. The wide sandy and pebbly shore shelves gently, the resorts are spread out along it, and the pace is slower than in the larger centres nearby. It suits families with children and anyone who prefers nature and quiet to nightlife.

Bogazkent also makes a handy base for exploring the wider region. The ancient city of Side, the Manavgat area and the golf resorts of Belek are all within easy reach, so you can mix lazy beach days with day trips to history and bigger towns.

The journey from Antalya Airport to Bogazkent runs east along the coast through the Belek and Side corridor. After leaving the terminal your driver joins the main highway toward Serik and Belek, then turns down toward the coast to reach the village.

Covering about 45 km, the ride normally takes around 42 minutes. Most of the route follows a modern dual carriageway, with the final stretch on quieter local roads through farmland and pine toward the sea, so it is a smooth drive rather than a winding mountain pass.

Door to door, you can expect to be at your hotel a little under an hour after clearing the baggage hall. As this is a private transfer, the car goes directly to your address with no detours to drop off other passengers, which is especially welcome after a long flight or with tired children.

We offer fixed, per-vehicle prices so you know the cost before you travel. An economy car for a small group starts from €23 one way, and the larger Mercedes Vito minivan starts from €30 one way, ideal for families or extra luggage.

Every transfer includes a free meet and greet: your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign, and we track your flight so a delay or early landing is not a problem. Child seats are provided free on request, so you do not have to carry your own.

There is no prepayment required. You simply pay the driver at the end of the journey in cash or by card, and the price is fixed per vehicle rather than per person. Our service runs around the clock, so early and late flights are covered.

Keep essentials such as sunscreen, water and any medication in your hand luggage for the roughly 42-minute ride. If you are travelling with a pushchair or several suitcases, the Vito gives you noticeably more room than an economy car.

Return transfers back to the airport are easy to arrange at the same fixed price; we simply agree a pickup time at your hotel that allows comfortably for check-in and the drive. For early morning or late-night flights, a private car is far more reliable than waiting for shared shuttles.

Bogazkent is well placed for day trips, with Side, Manavgat and Belek all a short drive away. If you plan to explore, a private transfer or extra bookings can be arranged so you are not tied to fixed shuttle times.

The beach is the main reason people choose Bogazkent. It is a long, open stretch of sand and fine pebble that shelves gently into clear water, backed in places by protected dunes, which makes it calm and family-friendly.

The swimming season generally runs from late spring through to autumn, with the warmest sea and longest days in July and August. Spring and early autumn are quieter and pleasant for those who prefer milder heat. Most resorts offer sunbeds and shade, and the wide shore rarely feels crowded.

Bring sun protection, water shoes if you are sensitive to pebbles, and a hat, as natural shade on the open beach is limited. Because parts of the coast border protected nature areas, it pays to respect any signs about dunes and wildlife while you enjoy the sand.