Aksu is about 9 km by road from Antalya Airport (AYT); a private transfer takes about 15 minutes without traffic and up to 25 minutes at peak times. 4 Seasons Transfer drives you in a non-shared vehicle: the price is per vehicle and fixed at booking, your flight is tracked and your driver meets you at the arrivals exit with a name sign.
Key facts
- Distance: ~9 km by road
- Travel time: ~15 min without traffic, up to 25 min at peak times
- Pick-up: Antalya Airport (AYT)
- Meeting point: name sign at the arrivals exit; no charge for delays
- Child seats: baby and child seats free of charge
- Service: 24/7, every flight
About Aksu
Aksu is the district east of Antalya Airport; the ancient city of Perge, the Kurşunlu Waterfall and part of the Kundu coast are in Aksu. As one of the districts closest to the airport, the transfer is short.
How it works
- Book online with date, flight number and hotel/address; the price is shown instantly and fixed.
- You receive a confirmation e-mail and driver details via WhatsApp.
- When you land, your driver waits at the arrivals exit with a sign showing your name.
- You are driven directly to your hotel or address, with no stops on the way.
Day-trip transfers from the area
- Perge – ~3 km
- Mall of Antalya – ~7 km
- Kurşunlu Waterfall – ~8 km
- Kaleiçi – ~16 km
- Upper Düden Waterfall – ~16 km
Antalya Airport to Aksu transfer: FAQ
How far is Aksu from Antalya Airport?
About 9 km by road.
How long is the transfer from Antalya Airport to Aksu?
About 15 minutes without traffic; up to 25 minutes at peak times.
How much is a transfer from Antalya Airport to Aksu?
The price depends on the vehicle class and is per vehicle, not per person. Current prices are in the table on this page; the price you see when booking is fixed.
What if my flight is delayed?
Your flight is tracked; the driver adjusts to the new landing time and there is no extra charge for delays.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes, baby and child seats are free; just state the ages when booking.
Distances and times are estimates from OpenStreetMap data (OSRM).