Antalya Airport to Çamyuva Transfer

Çamyuva is a coastal village in the Kemer district on the Mediterranean shore, sitting between the resort villages of Kiriş and Tekirova along the same green stretch of coast. The pine-covered slopes of the Taurus Mountains come down close to the sea here, giving the area a cooler, greener feel than the plains east of Antalya.

Visitors come for the clean pebble beaches, the clear water and the calm, unhurried atmosphere. The village is mostly made up of hotels and holiday accommodation set among the forest, with small shops, cafés and restaurants, making it a good choice for travellers who want the coast without the crowds of a large town.

The ancient city of Phaselis is just a short drive away, and Kemer centre with its marina and longer promenade is close by, so Çamyuva works well as a relaxed base for both beach days and nearby excursions.

The drive from Antalya Airport to Çamyuva is about 62 km and usually takes around 55 minutes in normal traffic. After leaving the terminal, the route skirts the edge of Antalya and then joins the coastal road heading southwest through the Kemer region, passing the resort villages along the shore before reaching Çamyuva.

The most scenic part comes as the road winds along the coastline below the Taurus Mountains, with pine forest reaching almost to the water and the Mediterranean opening up beside you. It is one of the more beautiful airport routes in the region, and the drive itself becomes part of the holiday.

With a private transfer there is no shared shuttle and no extra stops. Your driver takes the most direct sensible route and brings you right to the entrance of your hotel, so the whole experience is genuinely door to door.

Travel times can rise a little during peak summer afternoons or busy arrival periods, but the route is reliable and the ride stays comfortable in almost all conditions.

We offer two main vehicle types for the Çamyuva route. The economy car starts from €28 one way and comfortably carries a small group with standard luggage, while the Mercedes Vito minivan starts from €36 one way and suits larger families or groups travelling with more bags.

Every price is per vehicle, not per person, and it is fixed in advance, so the figure you are quoted is the figure you pay regardless of traffic or the time of day. There is no prepayment required: you simply pay the driver at the end of the trip, in cash or by card.

The price already includes a free meet and greet with a name sign in the arrivals hall, flight tracking so we adjust to your real landing time, and free child seats when you request them. With one clear per-vehicle price there are no surprises waiting for you at the kerb.

When you book, let us know how many travellers and suitcases you have so we can send the right vehicle; the Vito is the safer choice if you are carrying a lot of luggage, beach gear or a pushchair. Tell us in advance if you need child seats and how many, as these are provided free of charge.

Return transfers from Çamyuva back to the airport are easy to arrange at the same time as your arrival booking. For the trip home, plan to leave with a comfortable buffer; even though the drive is short, it is wise to allow extra time during the busy summer months and along the winding coastal road.

Çamyuva sits close to the other Kemer resort villages such as Kiriş, Tekirova and Beldibi, as well as Kemer centre and the ancient site of Phaselis, so it works well as a base for day trips. Keep your flight number handy when booking so our flight tracking can match your transfer to any schedule change.

Çamyuva is best known for its long pebble beach and clear Mediterranean water, backed by pine forest and the mountains beyond. The shoreline is mostly small stones rather than sand, which keeps the water especially clear, and many stretches are managed by the hotels with sunbeds and shade available.

The main beach season runs roughly from late spring to early autumn, when the sea is warm and the days are reliably sunny. Mornings and late afternoons are the most comfortable times on the beach in high summer, when the midday heat eases.

Because much of the coast here is pebble, it is worth bringing water shoes for getting in and out of the sea comfortably, along with sun protection and water for warm days. The calm, shallow entries in places make it a reasonable choice for families, while the forest setting gives plenty of natural shade just back from the shore.