Private transfer from Antalya Airport to Avsallar

Avsallar sits on the coast between Antalya and Alanya, in the district of Alanya. Its main draw is Incekum Beach, whose name means "fine sand," backed by a belt of pine forest that gives the area shade uncommon on this stretch of coast. The resort belt is built around large all-inclusive hotels, so most visitors are families and package travellers from Germany, Russia and Scandinavia, mainly from May to October. The compact centre along the D400 has supermarkets, pharmacies and small restaurants rather than a big nightlife scene. Alanya's harbour, castle and the Red Tower are about 25 km east, making Avsallar a quieter base for people who still want day trips to the busier town.

The route runs almost entirely on the D400, the coastal highway that hugs the shoreline east of Antalya. After leaving the airport you skirt the city and pick up the dual carriageway heading towards Alanya. The first part is fast and mostly flat through Serik and the plains around Manavgat; further east the road narrows in places and passes close to the sea, with cliffs and pine slopes on the inland side. Expect roughly 105 km and around 95 minutes, longer in summer when traffic through Side and Manavgat builds up. Avsallar's hotels sit just off the highway on both sides, some reached by short access lanes, so the final turn-off is quick once you arrive.

Give the exact hotel name and, if possible, its position relative to the D400, since Avsallar's resorts line both sides of the highway and several share similar names near Incekum. In peak summer, add buffer time for congestion around Manavgat and Side, especially on weekend afternoons. There are fuel stations and shops along the route if you need a stop. If you plan day trips, note that Alanya is closer than Antalya from here, so book onward transport accordingly. A private transfer avoids the multiple hotel drop-offs of shuttle services, which matters after a long flight with children heading to an all-inclusive resort late in the day.