Antalya Airport → Limak Atlantis De Luxe Hotel & Resort Transfer

Limak Atlantis De Luxe Hotel & Resort to Antalya Airport: return transfer & taxi

Leaving, the slow part of the journey comes first. The car climbs the short drive to the tourism road and heads west past the line of hotel gates, round the Belek roundabout and through Kadriye, then north up the Kadriye road past The Land of Legends: some fifteen kilometres on which every resort along the strip runs its own coaches, laundry vans and staff buses. Before seven in the morning it is close to empty; around midday on a changeover day it can crawl. Once the car is on the D400 the run west past Aksu is quick, and the full 37 km take about 40 minutes in ordinary traffic.

A bike that arrived boxed has to leave boxed, and packing it takes longer than most riders remember: pedals off, bars turned, wheels padded, the lid taped down. Do it the evening before and stand the box with the cases, so loading takes minutes instead of eating into the time you set aside for the airport. Teams and conference groups usually leave together; if yours does, book the cars for one hour and give the number of kit bags as well as heads, since the vehicles are matched to the load. The pickup hour is fixed when you book, not on the morning itself.

• Count back from the departure time: 40 minutes of driving, the check-in window your airline asks for, and a margin for the resort road on a busy changeover day.
• Belek's centre is on the way out, so a last stop for a pharmacy or a cash machine costs only minutes; ask for it when you book the return rather than on the day.
• The price covers the vehicle, not the head count, and it is agreed in advance, so a queue of coaches at the gates on the way out means a delay but never an extra charge.