Türkler Airport Transfer & Taxi

Your local guide to Türkler

Türkler beach and seafront

Türkler sits on a calm, mostly sandy stretch of coast between Konaklı and Avsallar, with patches of fine shingle near the waterline that keep the shallows clear. The shelving is gentle, so the water stays waist-deep a fair way out, which makes it relaxed for paddling and easy swimming rather than dramatic surf. Most of the seafront here belongs to the big spa resorts, so sunbeds, parasols and beach service tend to be hotel-run rather than a long public promenade. There is space to walk along the sand at the edges, and the views west toward the pine-backed Incekum bay are lovely at sunset. Bring beach shoes if you prefer, and the morning sea is usually at its glassiest before the afternoon breeze picks up along this coastline.

Aqua parks and day trips

Türkler's own draw is its cluster of large spa hotels and aqua parks, several of which open their slides to day guests, so a water-park afternoon is genuinely on your doorstep. Beyond that the appeal is position: you are roughly central on the western coast, an easy run east to Alanya's headland for the Castle, the Red Tower and Cleopatra Beach, and west toward Side's Roman ruins and Manavgat's waterfalls and market. Inland trips to Dim Cave, the Dim River restaurants and the Sapadere Canyon are all comfortable half-days by transfer. Boat tours and jeep safaris are bookable through resort desks. If you want the headland buzz without staying in it, Türkler keeps you nicely out of the crowds while still close enough for spontaneous outings in either direction.

A compact resort strip

Türkler is small and self-contained, defined by its spa resorts rather than a town centre, which gives it a quiet, contained holiday feel. It suits couples and families who want full-board comfort, a spa, and a pool-and-slides routine without much need to wander far. Accommodation skews heavily toward big all-inclusive and spa hotels rather than apartment rentals, so it is less of a long-stay self-catering base than busier neighbours like Mahmutlar. Because the strip is short, getting around on foot is simple, and the lack of a sprawling nightlife scene is part of the charm for those wanting rest. Light sleepers and anyone after a calm, resort-led week will feel at home; independent travellers wanting shops and street life on the doorstep may prefer Avsallar or Alanya itself.

Everyday eating and shopping

Daily life in Türkler revolves mostly around the resorts, since the strip itself is light on independent restaurants and high streets. Many guests eat on full board or all-inclusive, then venture out for a change of scene to the larger choice of cafés, grills and bakeries in nearby Konaklı and Avsallar, both a short hop away. A handful of local shops, mini-markets and the occasional weekly market in the surrounding villages cover essentials like water, fruit, sun cream and souvenirs. For a proper Turkish dinner off the hotel grid, ask your driver for a family-run lokanta in the neighbouring towns where prices stay sensible. The overall rhythm is unhurried and resort-paced, which is exactly why people who want a switch-off week keep choosing Türkler over the livelier centres.

Your transfer to Türkler

Türkler sits roughly midway along the western Alanya coast, so the airport you choose makes a real difference. Gazipaşa (GZP) is much closer at about 58 km, a relaxed drive of a little over an hour, while Antalya (AYT) lies around 108 km away on the smooth coastal D400 highway. Either way the road is straightforward and scenic, sweeping past Konaklı and Avsallar before reaching this compact strip of big spa resorts and aqua parks. Because the route runs door to door, our driver brings you straight to your hotel entrance with no changes or waiting at junctions. Book an AlanyaTransferTaxi private fixed-price transfer and you get meet and greet at arrivals, free hotel pickup for the return, free child seats, and the simplicity of paying the driver on the day. After a long flight, that calm directness is exactly what Türkler arrivals appreciate.