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Antalya has
a large and busy bus terminal (Otogar),
4 km (2.5 mi) north of the city center,
that serves as transport
hub for
the entire mid-coast Mediterranean region.
Besides the usual roster of bus companies
operating big buses to other major Turkish
cities (Şehirlerarası Terminalı,
Intercity Terminal), there are some minibuses running
shuttle services to destinations within
the province of Antalya (İlçeler
Terminalı, Provincial Districts
Terminal) such as Aspendos, Side (Manavgat)
and Alanya.
Note that minibuses to Kemer start
from a special Kemer bus
station west of
the city center.
Havaş airport buses shuttle
between Antalya
Airport and the Otogar
about every hour for TL10, and Antobüs
600 buses connect these two
important transport points every 30 minutes
for less than TL2. More...
Antalya's Otogar has
a left luggage/baggage checkroom, ATM
cash machines, a small PTT (post office),
currency exchange offices, Internet café,
lots of bus company Wifi signals, food,
book and gift shops, snack-and-drink
stands, and other useful services.
To go from the Otogar to
the city center
the AntRay tram is
fastest, cheapest and easiest. Exit the
bus terminal, follow the AntRay signs
to the tram station, then take a tram
in the direction of Merkez and
get out at the 8th stop, İsmetpaşa,
near the city center (map).
Several city bus and minibus routes
run north from the city center to the
Otogar. Look for Otogar or Terminal on
the signboard; or take a taxi.
Here's how to travel between Antalya
and Cappadocia.
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Bus
company directory at Antalya
Otogar. (To read it,
it helps to have your head on
sideways.)
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