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Antalya International
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Antalya International

Antalya, Turkey
Overview
Domestic Terminal
Terminal 1
Terminal 2

About The Airport

Holidaymakers flock to the 'Turkish Riviera' through Antalya International Airport, which can get especially busy during the summer. It has 3 terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and a Domestic Terminal. Terminal 1 and the Domestic Terminal are at opposite ends of the same building.
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Wi-Fi

DorukNet provides a paid Wi-Fi service at the airport, but you can access free Wi-Fi in some of the cafés in the Domestic Terminal. If you need to work or plan on watching films, make sure you download everything you'll need before arriving at the airport.
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Getting to and from the airport

The airport is 13km from downtown Antalya.

Taxi - taxis wait outside the Arrivals exits of all terminals. Drivers have special airport ID cards and all fares have a fixed rate. If you choose to hire a private car to collect you from the airport, make sure you use a company that is approved by TURSAB (The Association of Turkish Travel Agencies).

Bus - buses runs from all 3 terminals to Antalya Otogar, a major transport hub where you can transfer to regional and long-distance services.

Hotel shuttle - hotels and tour operators often provide courtesy shuttles for their customers. International name hotels near the airport include the Intercontinental and the Holiday Inn.

Car rental - car rental desks are in the Arrivals hall. If you're planning on a relaxing trip, avoid driving in the old city and some parts of the city center, as traffic can be stressful.

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Parking

There are 3 parking lots outside the terminals, with space for over 1,000 vehicles. The first 15 minutes of parking in the Domestic Terminal are free.
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Transit and in-airport hotels

A walkway links Terminal 1 with the Domestic Terminal. For transfers to and from Terminal 2, take a bus (departures every 30 minutes) or a taxi. This journey takes roughly 5 minutes.

There's no hotel in the airport.

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Airport Expert

Security is very tight across Turkey, and enhanced checks may cause long queues.

It is recommended that you arrive earlier than usual and come prepared with reading or viewing material. Those that check in online may still have to get in the queue to drop off their bags. There can also be a shortage of seats in the departure areas during peak travel periods.

This airport is one of the few in the world to offer open-air smoking areas after Security, with great runway views.

When you travel to Turkey, you can pay at some retail outlets and hotels with Euros.

However, you should carry Turkish lira for tips, taxis and smaller stores - if you pay in local currency you're likely to get a better deal too.

Healthy Travel Tip

Mosquitoes can be an issue in the summer months. To avoid being bitten, pack your bug spray and insect-repellent clothing if you're travelling during this time.

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