Antalya Airport (AYT) → Beldibi transfer

Unlike the routes east toward Belek, this trip first crosses Antalya. The car travels west through the city, passes the long Konyaaltı beach and then joins the D400 as it heads south along the foot of the mountains.

After the city the road becomes a fast divided highway with tunnels through the headlands. Beldibi has its own exit leading onto the village's main street, which runs parallel to the sea. City traffic is the main variable, so afternoon arrivals are slower.

The village is a long, narrow strip: mountains rise almost directly behind the hotels, and the beaches are made of pebbles with clear water. Hotels range from large beachfront resorts to smaller family-run places on the main street.

A prehistoric cave site, Beldibi Cave, is close to the coast road, and the steep backdrop draws hikers to the trails of the surrounding hills.

Beldibi suits travellers who want the Kemer coastline at a shorter distance from the airport and from Antalya city. It works well for a short family holiday and for visitors who plan trips into Kaleiçi, which is easier to reach from here than from the villages south of Kemer.

Plan to leave Beldibi about three hours and fifteen minutes before departure. On weekday evenings, when Antalya's roads are busiest, add another quarter of an hour to be safe.