Chauffeur Hire in Antalya by the Hour: Prices, Packages & Day Plans

Short answer: Chauffeur hire in Antalya costs €40 per hour in a Mercedes E-Class (up to 3 passengers), €50 in a Mercedes Vito (up to 6) and €75 in a Mercedes Sprinter (up to 16). Packages run from 2 to 10 hours with 20 km included per hour, so the shortest option is 2 hours / 40 km for €80. The price is per vehicle, and the driver waits at every stop.

• Hourly rate: Economy Sedan €40 · FirstClass Van €50 · Vip Sprinter €75
• Packages: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 or 10 hours
• Kilometres: 20 km per hour of the package (2 hours = 40 km, 10 hours = 200 km)
• Pickup: any hotel, villa or address in Antalya and along the coast
• Included: fuel, tolls, parking, bottled water and waiting at every stop
• Payment: nothing in advance; pay the driver in cash or by card, free cancellation (please let us know at least 24 hours in advance)

The Antalya coast stretches for more than 150 km, from the pine-covered bays below Kemer to the castle rock of Alanya. The city sights lie 1 to 20 km from the centre, while the ancient cities and resort towns are strung along the D400 coastal highway. An hourly car with driver lets you set the order of the stops without hunting for parking.

When does an hourly chauffeur beat a taxi or a rental car?

Taxi: Antalya's yellow taxis are fine for a single ride from Kaleiçi to Konyaaltı. For a day with four or five stops every leg is metered separately, waiting costs extra, and at Perge or Aspendos there is usually no taxi waiting when you come out.

Rental car: cheaper on paper, until you add fuel, a deposit and parking. Kaleiçi's lanes are narrow and largely closed to traffic and in July a car parked in the sun becomes an oven. With a driver you are dropped at the gate and step back into an air-conditioned Mercedes, and nobody has to skip the wine at dinner.

One-way transfer: if you only need A to B, hourly hire is the wrong product. A fixed Antalya Airport transfer costs from €40 to Belek and from €45 to Kemer or Side per vehicle.

How much does chauffeur hire in Antalya cost?

The formula: hours × hourly rate of the vehicle, with 20 km added per hour. Prices as of October 2026, per vehicle, fuel and parking included.

Per person in a full vehicle: a group of six sharing the FirstClass Van for 8 hours pays €400, about €67 each. Sixteen people in the Vip Sprinter pay €600 for 8 hours, €37.50 per person. A couple in the sedan pays €80 each for a 4-hour half day. Child seats cost €5 each on hourly hire.

Which package do you need for your plan?

Choose by hours out and kilometres of the whole loop, including the drive back. Each place below is within 20 km of the centre, so on its own it fits the shortest package with about an hour on site.

For the resort towns, the airport distances are a good guide: Antalya Airport (AYT) is about 15 km from Lara, 33 km from Belek, 58 km from Kemer, 65 km from Side and 125 km from Alanya. A day from Lara to Side and back is about 130 km before detours, which points to 8 hours / 160 km. If your loop gets close to the limit, take the next package up.

Hourly hire or a fixed private tour?

Our private tours follow a planned route at a fixed price per vehicle: the Antalya city tour with Kaleiçi, Düden and the museum starts at €320 for 6 hours, the Perge, Aspendos and Side tour at €440 for 8 hours, and a licensed guide can be added. Hourly hire suits mixed days of shopping, beach and sights.

Five example day plans with realistic hours

1. Kaleiçi and the Düden waterfalls: 4 hours / 80 km

Start at 09:00 at Upper Düden, where a path leads behind the falling water into a small cave (45 minutes). The driver then drops you at Hadrian's Gate in Kaleiçi; walk past the fluted Yivli Minare down to the old harbour (90 minutes). Finish at Lower Düden, where the river falls off the cliffs into the sea. Cost: €160 by sedan, €200 by van.

2. Museum, Konyaaltı and sunset: 3 hours / 60 km

Allow 90 minutes for the Antalya Archaeological Museum and its Hall of the Gods with the statues from Perge. Continue along the palm-lined Konyaaltı promenade and ride the Tünektepe cable car at the western end of the beach for the view. Cost: €120 by sedan.

3. Perge, Aspendos and Side: 8 hours / 160 km

From hotels in Lara, Kundu or Belek, leave at 08:30 to beat the heat. Perge takes 90 minutes for the colonnaded street and stadium, Aspendos an hour for the Roman theatre and aqueduct. In Side, have lunch, walk the old town and stay for the light at the Temple of Apollo. From Konyaaltı, the extra kilometres make 10 hours / 200 km the safer choice; Perge and Aspendos alone fit 6 hours / 120 km.

4. Kemer coast and Phaselis: 6 hours / 120 km

From Konyaaltı or Beldibi, take the coast road south to Phaselis, an ancient harbour city among pines with three small bays for a swim (90 minutes). Lunch at the marina in Kemer, then a stop at the Göynük canyon. From Lara, add the city crossing and book 8 hours, which also leaves time for the Tahtalı cable car near Tekirova.

5. Staying in Side or Manavgat: 4 hours / 80 km

See the wide, low Manavgat waterfall in the morning (30 minutes), then spend the rest in Side's ancient city: the theatre, the agora and the Temple of Apollo at the tip of the peninsula. For a full day in Alanya from Side, plan 8 hours.

Check the vehicles and book any of these plans on the Antalya chauffeur hire page: enter your hotel as pickup and pick the package.

Practical tips: traffic, parking, dress codes and seasons

• Traffic: the D400 through the city and towards the airport is slow at evening rush hour and on summer weekends. Start early and aim to be back before 17:00.
• Parking: in Kaleiçi and at Düden the driver parks and waits nearby.
• Dress code: in mosques such as the Yivli Minare, cover shoulders and knees, women bring a scarf, and avoid Friday midday prayers.
• Heat: in July and August daytime temperatures often pass 35 °C, and Perge and Aspendos have almost no shade. Do ruins before 11:00, the sea in the afternoon.
• Seasons: April to early June and October to November are best for sightseeing.
• Opening hours: they change by season, so check the Ministry of Culture museum site (muze.gov.tr) or the Museum Pass before you go.

How to book and how the day works

1. Choose the package and the vehicle by group size: up to 3, 6 or 16 passengers.
2. Enter your hotel as pickup, the date and start time, and any child seats.
3. Nothing is paid online. Changes and cancellation are free; please let us know at least 24 hours in advance.
4. The driver arrives in the Mercedes at the agreed time, with water on board.
5. You decide the stops; the driver waits at each one and adapts the route within your hours and kilometres.
6. At the end you pay the fixed price to the driver, in cash or by card.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a chauffeur cost per hour in Antalya?

€40 per hour for the Economy Sedan, €50 for the FirstClass Van and €75 for the Vip Sprinter. Packages run from 2 to 10 hours, so a 4-hour half day costs €160, €200 or €300 depending on the vehicle. The price is per vehicle, not per person.

How many kilometres are included?

20 km per hour: 40 km with 2 hours, 80 km with 4 hours, 160 km with 8 hours and 200 km with 10 hours. Count the whole loop including the return to your hotel.

Does the driver wait while we visit, swim or eat?

Yes. Waiting is included for the whole package and at every stop. You can add or skip stops on the day within the booked hours and kilometres.

Which package do I need for Perge and Aspendos?

From the city or Lara, 6 hours / 120 km covers Perge and Aspendos at a relaxed pace. With Side it becomes a full day: 8 hours / 160 km from Lara, Kundu or Belek, and 10 hours / 200 km from Konyaaltı because of the longer drive across town.

Do we have to pay in advance?

No. Nothing is paid when you book. You pay the driver at the end of the day in cash or by card, and you can cancel or change free of charge; please let us know at least 24 hours in advance.

Ready to plan your day? Choose your package and vehicle on our Antalya chauffeur hire page and the driver will meet you at your hotel.