Rent a car in Antalya. Gateway to the Turkish Riviera and ancient sites. Best prices, 24/7 service.
One of the cities with the longest coastline in the world, the heart of Mediterranean tourism, one of the most fertile lands of ancient civilisations, and a paradise where the sun never leaves throughout the year — Antalya has been Turkey's most-visited and most versatile destination for decades. Kaleiçi (Antalya's historic old town inside ancient walls) with its Roman-era walls, the 2,000-year-old theatre at Aspendos (one of the best-preserved Roman theatres), the ancient city of Termessos (mountain-top ancient Pisidian city) hidden among the clouds, the legendary fire at Olympos by the sea, the crystal diving waters of Kaş, the sunset-bathed columns of Side (coastal town with Hellenistic ruins), and rafting in the foamy waters of Köprülü Canyon (rafting national park)... All these experiences are different but equally enchanting. Antalya car rental is the smartest, most economical and most comfortable way to freely reach all this extraordinary wealth at your own pace.
In this comprehensive guide we cover every detail of the Antalya car rental process: 2026 prices, vehicle selection criteria, rental companies and office locations, required documents, must-visit destinations, the best seasons, special driving information for the summer heat, and practical tips. As Yolzz, our aim is to provide reliable and accurate information to every visitor considering renting a car in Antalya.
While Antalya has relatively well-developed public transport for a major Turkish city, most of the ancient cities, coves and natural wonders scattered around the city are either unreachable or extremely difficult to access by public transport. This goes beyond making car rental in Antalya simply advantageous — it makes it essential.
Destinations in Antalya and its surroundings that are extremely difficult or completely impossible to reach by public transport: Termessos Ancient City, hidden among the clouds within Güllük Mountain National Park, a car is essential to reach this legendary ancient city. Phaselis Ancient City, reaching this unique three-cove ancient harbour settlement by public transport is extremely difficult. Olympos and Çıralı, a rental car is indispensable to return late at night from this destination that hosts both the ancient city and the legendary Chimera flames. Köprülü Canyon, reaching this top rafting and canoeing spot in Turkey by public transport involves great difficulty. Kaş, Kalkan and Patara, these destinations west of Antalya cannot be efficiently visited without a rental car. Sagalassos and Kremna, these inland ancient cities are unreachable without a car.
Although organised tour packages and taxis in Antalya offer options to reach specific destinations, for multi-destination routes, a rental car is unmatched in both economy and flexibility. Organised tours can be 400-700 TL (~$13-22) per person for Aspendos, 500-900 TL (~$16-28) for Side, and 600-1,000 TL (~$19-31) for Olympos. By rental car you can visit Aspendos and Side together on the same day and stop briefly at Perge on the way back, all on your own schedule. With two or more travellers, this economic advantage becomes far more pronounced.
The experiences possible with a rental car in Antalya go far beyond what public transport allows. Climbing to Termessos's ancient theatre among the clouds before sunrise, easily returning by your own car after watching an open-air summer concert at Aspendos, watching the night flames of Chimera at Olympos on your own schedule regardless of group size, sitting at a village restaurant inside Köprülü Canyon for lunch after rafting — all this is possible only by rental car. Antalya's position extending both west (Kaş, Kalkan, Ölüdeniz), east (Alanya, Silifke, Tarsus) and north (Pamukkale, Cappadocia) makes the city one of Turkey's most strategic car rental bases.
Antalya sits at the very centre of Turkey's southern coast, allowing comprehensive routes covering both western and eastern destinations. To the west, the Turkish Riviera route extending through Kaş, Kalkan, Patara, Dalaman and even to Bodrum; to the east, the Mediterranean coast extending through Side, Alanya, Mersin, Adana and Antakya — these offer Turkey's richest destination range that can be covered by car from an Antalya base. To the north, the routes to Pamukkale, Konya, Cappadocia and Isparta form ideal targets for a comprehensive inland Anatolia tour.
Car rental prices in Antalya vary significantly depending on the chosen vehicle segment, rental duration, season and demand. As Turkey's largest tourism destination, vehicle demand in Antalya reaches very high levels during the summer season, making the importance of early booking critical. As of 2026, current price ranges are as follows:
Economy vehicles — starting from 810 TL (~$25) per day in Antalya: Models such as Dacia Sandero, Renault Clio, Fiat Egea Hatchback, Hyundai i20 and similar can be rented for 810 TL to 1,300 TL (~$25-41) per day. The most practical and economical option for Antalya inner-city sightseeing, the Kaleiçi tour, nearby ancient cities such as Perge and Aspendos, and short coastal routes.
Mid-range vehicles — starting from 1,100 TL (~$34) per day in Antalya: Models such as Renault Megane, Fiat Egea Sedan, Toyota Corolla Hybrid, Skoda Octavia and Volkswagen Passat can be found at 1,100 TL to 2,200 TL (~$34-69) per day. A balanced choice with generous luggage space and comfort for family trips to medium-to-long distance destinations such as Side, Olympos, Kaş and Pamukkale. The Toyota Corolla Hybrid is particularly favoured for Antalya's long coastal routes thanks to its fuel efficiency.
SUV models — starting from 1,500 TL (~$47) per day in Antalya: Vehicles such as Dacia Duster, Peugeot 2008, Nissan Qashqai, Hyundai Tucson and Volkswagen T-Roc can be rented for 1,500 TL to 2,900 TL (~$47-91) per day. The high driving position and powerful engine offer critical advantages for the steep, winding roads up to Termessos, the approach to Köprülü Canyon, inland ancient cities such as Sagalassos, and long-distance routes extending to Cappadocia.
Premium and luxury vehicles — starting from 3,400 TL (~$106) per day in Antalya: Models such as Mercedes C/E Class, BMW 3/5 Series, Audi A4/A6, Range Rover and above can range from 3,400 TL up to 14,000 TL (~$106-438) per day. This segment, favoured by Belek's luxury resort hotels, Kaş's premium boutique hotels and senior executives visiting Antalya's growing business world, also stands out for long-distance comfortable travel.
7-9 seat minivans — starting from 1,850 TL (~$58) per day in Antalya: Models such as Volkswagen Caravelle, Ford Tourneo Custom and Dacia Lodgy can be rented for 1,850 TL to 3,300 TL (~$58-103) per day. The most economical and comfortable choice for large families and groups, as well as charter holidaymakers, wishing to undertake comprehensive ancient city tours covering Aspendos-Side-Olympos together.
Weekly car rental in Antalya offers an average of 15-25% better value compared to daily rental. To fully explore Antalya and its surroundings — Kaleiçi, Perge, Aspendos, Side, Termessos, Olympos, Kaş, Pamukkale — you need at least 5-7 days; adding Cappadocia or Ephesus can extend this to 7-10 days. A weekly package is the right choice for this wide geography in terms of both comfort and value.
Monthly car rental prices start from 24,500 TL (~$766) for the economy segment and can exceed 215,000 TL (~$6,719) for premium vehicles. Professionals on long-term projects in Antalya's strong tourism sector, long-term travellers wishing to explore the entire Mediterranean coast, and winter long-stay holidaymakers benefiting from the mild climate make up those who benefit most from monthly packages. For corporate pricing and special offers, please call +90 850 500 0 777.
The main factors determining car rental prices in Antalya: Season is the most decisive factor; July-August peak months are when prices are highest. Early booking, where reservations made 4-8 weeks in advance for the summer period can be 30-50% cheaper than last-minute prices. Tourism intensity, as the number of foreign tourists visiting Antalya is among the top ten in the world, vehicle demand reaches extraordinary levels in the summer season. Insurance package, with super insurance and additional coverages increasing total cost. Rental duration, where daily unit price decreases as duration extends. Return location, where a one-way fee is applied if you plan to return the vehicle in İzmir, Dalaman or another city.
There are multiple ways to access car rental in Antalya; airport, city centre, tourism area offices and online booking options each offer different advantages.
Antalya Airport has two separate terminals: domestic (AYT) and international terminal. Car rental counters are located on the arrivals level of both terminals; many domestic and international companies including Avis, Budget, Europcar, Enterprise, Sixt, Hertz, Garenta and Yolzz operate here. The international terminal has year-round heavy traffic from charter flights primarily from Russia, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Scandinavia. Airport offices provide 24/7 service, with vehicles held ready in case of charter flight delays.
Car rental offices or service points are available in Antalya city centre, in the Lara coastal area, in Konyaaltı (Antalya's 7 km long main public beach) and in Belek. This distributed structure provides great convenience for holidaymakers staying in different parts of Antalya. The majority of major resort hotels in Belek offer nearby car rental service, or companies such as Yolzz reach these guests with door-to-door vehicle delivery.
Booking online through the Yolzz system is the most practical way to rent a car in Antalya. After making a reservation via the website or by calling +90 850 500 0 777, the vehicle is delivered to Antalya Airport, the agreed city centre office, or partner points in tourism areas such as Lara and Belek. All fees are transparently displayed in online booking, with no surprise summer-season charges.
Our advantages as Yolzz for car rental in Antalya: Flight tracking — your vehicle is held ready in case your charter flight is delayed, with no additional charges. Air conditioning guarantee — in Antalya's summer temperatures approaching 40°C, the air conditioning of every vehicle we deliver is checked. 24/7 roadside assistance — for any breakdowns in distant destinations such as Termessos, Köprülü Canyon or Kaş, +90 850 500 0 777 is always active. Transparent pricing and flexible cancellation — the price you see at booking is the price you pay; when plans change, free cancellation is possible until the last moment.
The documents and conditions required to rent a car in Antalya align with the standards throughout Turkey.
A valid driving licence is the first requirement for car rental. For those using a Turkish-issued licence, a standard licence is sufficient; foreign nationals may need an International Driving Permit (IDP). The vast majority of Russian, German, British and Dutch tourists who visit Antalya in large numbers can rent with their home-country licence; however, confirming with the company prior to booking is recommended. A Turkish ID card or passport is required. A credit card, a valid credit card in the driver's name, is required for the deposit hold. A reservation confirmation document, if booked online, should be on hand at pickup.
For standard car rental in Turkey, the driver must be at least 21 years old and have held their licence for at least one year. For premium and luxury vehicles, the minimum age may rise to 25-28 and licence duration to 3-5 years. All age and licence conditions are transparently stated in Yolzz reservations.
The car rental deposit in Antalya varies by vehicle segment and is held on the credit card. Holds are applied of 2,000-3,000 TL (~$63-94) for economy class, 4,000-6,000 TL (~$125-188) for mid-range, 7,000-12,000 TL (~$219-375) for SUV and premium, and 10,000-15,000 TL (~$313-469) for luxury vehicles. The deposit is refunded within 7-15 business days after the vehicle is returned undamaged and on time.
Antalya and its surroundings host perhaps the richest pool of destinations in Turkey. Exploring this geography by rental car offers a unique experience that brings together the finest examples of history, nature and the sea in a single holiday.
Antalya's historic walled district Kaleiçi is a remarkable open-air museum carrying the layered heritage of the Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman periods to the present day. Hadrian's Gate, built in AD 130 in honour of Emperor Hadrian's visit to Antalya and preserved in excellent condition, is the symbol of Kaleiçi. Yivli Minare (the Fluted Minaret), this Seljuk-era symbol that has completed Antalya's skyline since the 13th century, is one of the city's most recognisable structures. The correct approach is to arrive by rental car, park in the surrounding car parks and explore the historic streets on foot; some Kaleiçi streets are closed to vehicle traffic.
Perge, about 18 kilometres east of Antalya, is an ancient city that has been inhabited since the 1st millennium BC and displayed an extraordinary example of urban planning in the Roman period. Perge's colonnaded street, theatre, stadium and nymphaeum make it one of Turkey's most impressive ancient cities. Aspendos, 47 kilometres east of Antalya, holds the title of the world's best-preserved Roman theatre with a unique structure that still hosts open-air events with a capacity of 15,000. A rental car is ideal for visiting Perge and Aspendos on the same day; reaching both efficiently by public transport is extremely difficult.
Just 37 kilometres north of Antalya, within Güllük Mountain National Park, perched on a plateau over 1,000 metres above sea level, Termessos is one of Turkey's most dramatic and impressive ancient cities. The Pisidian people of this ancient city, which even Alexander the Great could not besiege, used the rugged mountain terrain as a natural defence for centuries. The view from its theatre, with the entire Antalya plain and the horizon of the sea opening before you, offers one of the most striking ancient city panoramas to be seen in Turkey. A car is essential to reach Termessos; the final 9 kilometres inside the national park are by vehicle, with the visit then completed by a roughly 1-hour walk.
Side, 75 kilometres east of Antalya, is an ancient city that dominated Mediterranean trade as an important port city in antiquity and still enchants visitors today with its largely preserved walls, theatre and Apollo temple. Side's most iconic image is undoubtedly the moment when the Apollo and Athena temples are bathed in red at sunset; to catch this moment, simply arrive in Side by rental car in the afternoon and wait opposite the temples. Side can be reached by public transport; however, a rental car is far more flexible for staying late or creating a route covering surrounding areas.
Olympos, 80 kilometres south of Antalya, where the Taurus Mountains meet the sea at that striking point, is a unique destination where the ancient city's ruins are covered in dense vegetation and the beach begins right there. Crossing the Olympos Ancient City a few times a day, swimming in the sea, and then setting out by rental car for a night visit to see the legendary Chimera is possible in a single programme. Chimera is the flames that have remained unquenchable for thousands of years, caused by natural gas escaping from underground and igniting; in ancient mythology these flames were considered divine in origin. A rental car is virtually essential for visiting Olympos and Chimera; returning late at night without a car is extremely difficult.
Phaselis, about 55 kilometres south of Antalya, with its three coves, Lycian harbour and well-preserved ancient structures, is one of Turkey's most distinctive ancient maritime port cities. Reached through pine forests, walking along the ancient quay at Phaselis, swimming in the sea in the early morning, and then strolling through the city's colonnaded street offers an unforgettable experience. Phaselis is reachable by rental car in approximately 55 minutes; the site is right next to the D-400 coastal road.
Köprülü Canyon National Park, about 90 kilometres north of Antalya, where this giant canyon cut by the Köprüçay River within the Taurus Mountains is Turkey's most popular rafting destination. Selge Ancient City and Roman bridges inside the canyon, combined with the rafting experience, create a day tour rich in both nature and history. Reaching Köprülü Canyon by public transport is extremely difficult; a rental car is virtually essential for this destination.
Belek, 30 kilometres east of Antalya, with its world-famous luxury resort hotels and golf courses, is one of Turkey's most prestigious holiday areas. For visitors staying at Belek hotels, a rental car is essential for organising independent tours to surrounding ancient cities, exploring Antalya city centre and discovering surrounding districts. Kemer, west of Antalya at the point where the Taurus Mountains meet the sea, with its proximity to Olympos and Phaselis, forms an ideal base camp for both nature and ancient city enthusiasts.
Kaş, 195 kilometres west of Antalya, is one of Turkey's most valuable destinations for diving tourism, underwater archaeology and Lycian history. Kalkan (luxury coastal town), about 30 kilometres east of Kaş, is Turkey's most stylish small holiday town with its whitewashed stone houses, boutique hotels with infinity pools and panoramic Mediterranean views. Both destinations can be visited as a day trip from Antalya by rental car; the breathtaking scenery of the D-400 coastal road both en route and on the return turns the journey itself into a holiday.
Antalya cuisine represents an extraordinarily rich and distinctive gastronomic tradition that brings together the abundance of the Mediterranean and the bounty of the Taurus Mountains. Tahinli piyaz (Antalya-style bean salad with tahini dressing), this unique meze formed by the meeting of boiled white beans, tahini and fresh herbs, only prepared this way in Antalya, must be experienced at the city's oldest piyaz restaurants. Şiş köfte (grilled meatballs on skewers), reflecting Antalya's local minced meat traditions and served in small restaurants in the city's historic bazaars, this flavour is best tasted at its source by arriving in Kaleiçi early in the morning by rental car. Pumpkin Dessert, this seasonal favourite of the Antalya table in autumn and winter, is freshly prepared in the city's traditional family restaurants. Open-buffet seafood around Side and Belek, to taste the freshest sea bream, sea bass and Mediterranean calamari at coastal restaurants, arriving in these areas by rental car in the late afternoon is both the calmest and most beautiful time.
One of Antalya's greatest advantages is its year-round mild climate. This means every period offers different advantages for car rental.
For ancient city enthusiasts, April and May are unquestionably the most ideal period for car rental in Antalya. Temperatures range from 18-26°C, providing perfect conditions for both long walks and coastal trips. Güllük Mountain surrounding Termessos is in bloom; the ancient cities have not yet become crowded and especially in the early morning hours offer a quiet exploration environment. Prices are relatively reasonable and roads are free of traffic. The rafting season at Köprülü Canyon also begins during this period and the water level is still at wonderful levels.
The period from June to September constitutes Antalya's busiest tourism season. In the July-August peak months, vehicle prices reach the annual high due to the heavy visitor traffic from charter flights worldwide, and finding a vehicle becomes difficult. Those planning car rental in Antalya during this period are strongly recommended to book at least 60-90 days in advance. In summer, temperatures on the Antalya plain can reach 38-42°C; high-altitude destinations such as Termessos remain cool even in this period. Visiting ancient cities under the midday sun becomes very difficult; choosing 08:00-11:00 in the morning provides much more efficient visits.
Late September and October form one of the most attractive periods for car rental in Antalya. Summer crowds have eased, prices have clearly dropped; yet the sea remains ideal for swimming and sunshine hours are plentiful. Ancient cities, Köprülü Canyon and Termessos are tranquil and impressive during this period. The open-air events and concerts held at Aspendos in September-October further enhance the appeal of this period. With Antalya's famous citrus orchards ripening this season, turning off onto village roads by rental car to buy fresh oranges and tangerines directly from producers is delightful.
Antalya winters are very mild compared to other regions of Turkey; coastal winter temperatures generally range from 12-18°C. This makes Antalya one of Turkey's few cities where you can comfortably rent a car and travel even in winter. In winter, car rental prices are at the annual low. Kaleiçi, Perge, Aspendos and Termessos can be visited without any crowds in winter. Furthermore, driving by rental car to Saklıkent Ski Centre north of Antalya to see both the sea and snow on the same day — morning skiing, evening swimming — is a unique winter experience exclusive to Antalya.
Antalya's summer climate creates some special considerations for car rental and use.
In Antalya city centre and coastal areas, summer temperatures can reach up to 38-42°C. This extreme heat requires some critical vehicle use precautions. Be sure to test that the air conditioning works at full capacity at vehicle pickup; long journeys with malfunctioning or weak cooling are both tiring and dangerous. After long parking periods, in-vehicle temperatures can reach dangerous levels; using a sun-blocking windscreen shade is recommended. At high-altitude destinations such as Termessos, the weather is much cooler, so keeping a light layer in your vehicle is useful.
Golden rules for vehicle use in Antalya summer: Plan ancient city visits between 07:00-11:00 in the morning; these hours are both cooler and free from crowds. Use after 17:00 in the evening for long coastal journeys; the D-400 coastal road scenery reaches incredible beauty at sunset. Avoid long journeys between 12:00-16:00 in the midday hours; both driver fatigue and vehicle heating are at their peak. Keeping plenty of water with you is a fundamental safety precaution for long journeys in Antalya's hot summer.
Antalya city centre, especially on routes near tourist areas, experiences significant traffic congestion during the summer season. The airport exit road, Lara coastal road and the Kaleiçi area notably congest between 09:00-11:00 in the morning and 17:00-20:00 in the evening. On the D-400 coastal road, traffic increases on weekends towards Kemer and Kaş. Planning weekday routes to destinations such as Termessos, Köprülü Canyon and Side provides both lighter traffic and a calmer visit environment.
Practical information that makes the car rental experience in Antalya smooth and efficient:
Early booking is essential. Antalya is among the world's top ten most-visited cities; vehicle demand reaches extraordinary levels in the summer season. Booking 60-90 days in advance is strongly recommended for July-August. Choose a weekly package. You need at least 5-7 days to fully see Antalya and its surroundings; weekly rentals are 15-25% cheaper per day. Choose unlimited mileage. If destinations such as Kaş, Pamukkale or Cappadocia are planned, daily kilometre limits are easily exceeded. Get super insurance. Given heavy city traffic and ancient city routes, a full insurance package reducing the excess to zero protects your holiday budget.
Essential checks to make at vehicle pickup: Carefully examine the entire exterior and have any existing damage noted on the rental form, then photograph it. Check the fuel level. Test the air conditioning at full capacity. Confirm the HGS device is installed. If you have rented a child seat, check that it matches the correct age group.
Route planning is critical for visiting the ancient cities around Antalya as efficiently as possible. Perge and Aspendos are on the same route, so both can be comfortably visited in one day. For Termessos, you drive to the national park entrance; from there a walk of roughly 1 hour is required — suitable footwear is essential. For Olympos and Chimera, given that the Chimera visit starts late in the evening, renting a car and planning an overnight stay is recommended.
Fuel stations are available at regular intervals in Antalya city centre and along the entire D-400 route. There are no fuel stations on national park routes such as Termessos and Köprülü Canyon; filling the fuel tank before setting out in these directions is recommended. For the Cappadocia route, a fuel top-up can be planned in Konya.
Navigation apps work reliably in Antalya city centre and along the D-400 route. Internet connectivity may weaken as you approach the Termessos national park road and Köprülü Canyon; downloading offline maps for these routes is recommended. Save Yolzz's line +90 850 500 0 777 to your phone for emergencies and roadside assistance.
Yolzz provides 24/7 car rental services in Antalya from Antalya Airport, the city centre and Belek-Lara tourism area offices. With transparent pricing, flight tracking service, air-conditioning-guaranteed vehicles and 24/7 roadside assistance, we make your car rental process in Antalya seamless from start to finish.
In 2026, economy segment vehicles in Antalya start from 810 TL (~$25) per day. Mid-range vehicles range from 1,100-2,200 TL (~$34-69), and SUVs from 1,500-2,900 TL (~$47-91). For the July-August peak season, booking 60-90 days in advance is recommended.
A valid driving licence, Turkish ID card or passport, and a credit card are required. The minimum age is 21 and the licence must be at least one year old. Foreign nationals may need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
Yes, Cappadocia is approximately 490 kilometres from Antalya, reachable via Konya in approximately 5 hours 30 minutes. The route offers opportunities to stop at destinations such as Konya and Sultan Sazlığı.
Pamukkale is approximately 215 kilometres from Antalya, reachable via the E-87 highway in approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Pamukkale is one of the most popular day trips from an Antalya base.
For ancient city visits, April-May and September-October are most ideal. July-August is the highest-price, busiest-traffic period. Even in winter, thanks to the mild climate, it is possible to rent a car and visit surrounding destinations.
Kaş is approximately 195 kilometres from Antalya and reachable in roughly 2 hours 15 minutes; Olympos is about 80 kilometres away and reachable in roughly 1 hour.
You need at least 5-7 days to fully see Antalya and its surroundings. Weekly rental offers 15-25% better value and provides freedom of movement.
The Antalya region hosts Turkey's richest collection of ancient cities. Reaching the majority of ancient cities such as Perge, Aspendos, Side, Termessos, Phaselis, Olympos and Myra efficiently by public transport is extremely difficult; a rental car is unquestionably essential for these destinations.
For economy class 2,000-3,000 TL (~$63-94), for mid-range 4,000-6,000 TL (~$125-188), for SUV and premium 7,000-12,000 TL (~$219-375). The deposit is refunded within 7-15 business days after the vehicle is returned without issues.
Most companies require a credit card for the deposit. Some local companies may accept a debit card plus additional security; this is stated at the time of booking.
The domestic terminal of Antalya Airport is approximately 13 kilometres from the city centre; after picking up your car, you can reach the city centre in roughly 15-25 minutes.
Car rental offices are available at both terminals of Antalya Airport, in the city centre, and in Lara, Konyaaltı and Belek. For current Yolzz office locations, call +90 850 500 0 777.
For the summer season, booking at least 60-90 days in advance is recommended. For April-May and September-October, 2-4 weeks in advance is sufficient.
Yes, Ephesus is approximately 360 kilometres from Antalya, reachable in roughly 4 hours 15 minutes. A rental car is the most logical choice for a multi-destination tour covering both Ephesus and Pamukkale.
The excess in standard insurance ranges from 2,500-10,000 TL (~$78-313). Given Antalya's heavy city traffic and mountainous routes such as Termessos, super insurance is recommended.
Yes, foreign nationals can rent a car in Antalya with a passport and International Driving Permit (IDP). Yolzz offers 24/7 support for foreign guests; you can call us at +90 850 500 0 777.
Truly discovering Antalya means waiting for sunrise at Termessos's theatre among the clouds, listening to music within history at an open-air concert at Aspendos, watching the flames of Chimera at Olympos that have remained unquenchable for thousands of years in the night's darkness, rafting in the foamy waters of Köprülü Canyon, and catching that legendary moment when the Apollo Temple at Side is bathed in red at sunset. The only way to live all these experiences fully, freely and at your own pace is renting a car in Antalya. The largely public-transport-inaccessible nature of the ancient cities, the region's extraordinarily wide geography, and Antalya's strategic position reaching east, west and north transforms car rental in this city far beyond a necessity into a great privilege.
As Yolzz, with our transparent pricing policy, air-conditioning-guaranteed vehicles, flight tracking service, 24/7 Turkish customer support and flexible rental terms, we are with you from the first moment to the last of your Antalya visit. Whether you are coming to Antalya to walk through Termessos's most dramatic ancient city, to hear the sound of the Aspendos theatre, to dive in Kaş's crystal waters, to head to Pamukkale, or to venture to Cappadocia; Yolzz's wide vehicle fleet and competitive prices turn every journey into a distinctive experience.
To make a reservation or for any questions, please call +90 850 500 0 777 or visit our Yolzz website. We wish you safe and unforgettable journeys.
