Antalya Airport to Çamyuva transfer
Çamyuva is a village first and a hotel strip second. On the landward side of the D400 its own life carries on — shops, gardens, a road climbing through the pines towards the Beydağları — while on the seaward side the hotel grounds run down to a grey pebble beach. It is the largest of the settlements between Kemer and Tekirova and, measured against that, the most low-key: the evening tends to finish with dinner. A transfer from Antalya Airport to Çamyuva, 67 km down the coast, mostly carries week-long hotel guests, walkers heading for the forest tracks, and regulars who take the same room every year.
Set aside about 60 minutes. Nearly all of it is spent on two fast roads: the ring road that carries the car around Antalya, then the coast highway with its tunnels beyond Beldibi and Göynük. Almost nothing on the way deserves to be called a mountain pass. Çamyuva begins where Kiriş ends, and the real work of the trip comes at the finish — the hotel entrances follow one another straight off the D400 and look much alike after dark, so the last kilometre or two is taken at walking pace.