Antalya Airport → Rixos Premium Belek Transfer

Rixos Premium Belek to Antalya Airport: return transfer & taxi

Two weeks at İleribaşı tend to end with more luggage than they began with: beach towels that will not fold back down, a box of ceramics from Belek, the case that no longer shuts. The car that brought you here was sized for what you flew in with, and the way out is a different sum. Count the pieces again the night before rather than working from memory, and give us that number when you arrange the return, because the vehicle is chosen from it. A van settled a day ahead is easier than a second car found at the gate.

Going west the first move is the coast road, single lane each way behind the plantation, and in the morning it carries the laundry vans, bread lorries and staff minibuses working along the line of gates. None of that holds you for long, but it is the part of the 38 km that does not run to a pattern, and it comes at the start of the journey rather than the end. Beyond Belek the coast road carries on to Kadriye, the divided Kadriye road runs north to meet the D400, and from that junction the D400 does the rest of the work westward; the 40 minutes behaves much as it did on the way in.

• A fragile parcel travels better on a seat than under the cases, so mention it when you book and the loading is planned around it.
• The driver comes at the hour the two of you agreed for the departure, so choose that hour against your own flight rather than against what everyone else in the lobby is doing.
• Boxed ceramics and duty-free bought on the way out still have to fit somewhere, and they stand upright in a van far more easily than wedged into a full saloon boot.