Transport
7 questions from travelers about Transport in Kemer, Turkey.
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Getting around Kemer Turkey — taxi, bus or rental car to attractions?
From Kemer you can reach attractions by taxi, local bus, or rental car (~$50/day). Airport transfers cost around $150 round trip.
1 source · 22 days ago
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How do I use the 07/KA07 bus around Kemer—does it go via Göynük, and which side of the road is for the return trip?
Travelers report that the 07/KA07 bus runs on the Kemer–Göynük–Beldibi route, with a fare of about 85 lira. For buses toward Kemer, board at the stop across the road from the hotel; toward Beldibi, use the stop on the hotel side.
1 source · 16 days ago
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How long does the transfer from Antalya Airport to Kemer or Tekirova hotels take, and is a private transfer worth it?
For hotels in the far Kemer area, especially Tekirova, a shared airport transfer usually takes around 2h40m to 3h because of multiple hotel stops and a scheduled rest stop. A private transfer is much faster, about 1 hour 10 minutes.
1 source · 8 days ago
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How much does an airport transfer to Kemer cost and how to book one?
A shared minivan transfer from Antalya airport to Kemer costs around $85 per vehicle (up to 5 seats) and takes about 1.5 hours; booking through Trip.com with pay-after-ride is a convenient option.
2 sources · 2 days ago
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How much does a taxi cost in Kemer for independent trips, and can you take a taxi to the cable car without joining a tour?
Yes, travelers in Kemer use taxis for independent trips without booking a tour, including rides to the cable car. The only specific price mentioned is about $40 round trip to Novamall mall, so sharing a taxi is a common way to cut the cost.
2 sources · 2 days ago
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How to get from hotel to Kemer town center by bus — cost and tips
Bus #07 runs to Kemer town center for 80 lira (~$2) per person, about 30 minutes. The stop is just across the road from most hotels in the area.
1 source · 32 days ago
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Which tour company should you use for the Goynuk Canyon excursion from Kemer, and is it better to book directly with a guide?
The Goynuk Canyon tour with zipline run by Narman gets good reviews — friendly driver, on-time hotel pickup. Larger agency tours with a guide named Alexandra are criticized for rudeness, old buses, and pushy shopping stops.
2 sources · today