Antalya to Kas
Overview
Antalya to Kas is a private road transfer of around 190 kilometres, taking about three hours fifteen minutes along a route that hugs the coast past Kalkan before dropping into Kas. Rather than meeting a flight, this transfer begins at your chosen Antalya hotel, with pickup timed to whatever hour suits your onward plans toward Kas. Your party travels alone in a private V-Class or Sprinter, and the price for the whole 190-kilometre run to Kas is put in writing over WhatsApp before you set off. Diving centres and ancient ruins line the Kas shoreline, and arriving by private car means you step out at your hotel door rather than a bus stand outside town. Child seats can be added when you book.
Highlights
- Pickup direct from your Antalya hotel lobby, no shuttle timetable
- Fare confirmed over WhatsApp ahead of the trip
- The route hugs the coast past Kalkan before reaching Kas
- Antalya to Kas spans about 190 kilometres, roughly three hours fifteen
- Kas is known along the coast for its scuba diving schools
- Ancient ruins sit scattered along the shoreline near town
- A private car door-to-door beats waiting at a bus stand
Route details
About the destination
Kas sits on Turkey's southwestern Mediterranean shore, a harbour town built around its diving schools and the ancient ruins scattered along its coastline.
Hotels nearby
- Lukka Exclusive Hotel - Hotel Cachet
Landmarks nearby
- Kaputas Beach - Antiphellos Ancient City
Restaurants nearby
- Zaika - Smiley's Restaurant
Nearest metro
No Metro Station
Good to know
- Confirm your Antalya hotel's exact address with reception before pickup day
- Have cases packed and ready in the lobby a few minutes before the agreed time
- The coastal road narrows near Kalkan, so mornings tend to move faster than late afternoon
- Bring sun protection for the drive, since much of the route runs along open coastline
- Keep swimwear accessible, as some travellers stop for a short break before reaching Kas
- The harbour area in Kas gets busy at sunset, so book dinner ahead in season
- Ask about a child seat when you book rather than on the morning of travel