Antalya Airport → Seamelia Beach Resort Transfer

Seamelia Beach Resort to Antalya Airport: return transfer & taxi

A pickup in one of Evrenseki's numbered lanes is a different problem from a drop-off in one. Arriving, the car noses in and stops; leaving, it needs somewhere it can stand while six people and their cases come out of the lobby, and by seven in the morning the lane already has the bins out and the first delivery van blocking a shopfront. Give the lane number as well as the hotel name when you book the departure, and tell reception the night before that a car is coming, so the driver does not spend the first ten minutes looking for a gap.

Then the lane has to be left. Everything here climbs back to the inland main street first, which adds its own few minutes before the D400 is even in sight — the same few minutes you lost coming in, but at a worse hour, because the main street is where the village does its shopping. After that, 60 km westbound: Manavgat first, then the stretch where Serik and Aksu pour onto the road, both of them heaviest between eight and ten on a changeover morning. Call it 55 minutes on a clear road and rather more on a Saturday.

• Six passengers and six cases mean a minibus, and a minibus in these lanes needs room to stand, so say how many are travelling when you fix the return.
• The drive out begins uphill to the main street, so a pickup time judged on the kilometres alone is always a few minutes short.
• Whether breakfast can be packed for an early start is entirely the hotel's call, so put that question to reception and not to the driver.