Reviewed · ANTALYA TOURS
Airport Tansfer
Airport days are easier when the ride is arranged. I like that this service covers a wide stretch of the Alanya region, from Kargicak and Mahmutlar to Okurcalar and Alara. I also like the 24-hour availability, air-conditioned minibus, luggage help, and pre-arranged pickup time. For $60.24 per group of up to three, it can be a sensible deal compared with arranging a private car at the last minute.
The catch is reliability. Some customers report punctual drivers, clean vehicles, polite service, and helpful WhatsApp communication. Others describe very late or very early pickups, poor directions, missed connections, and difficulty reaching the company. I would book only after checking your pickup time and meeting point carefully.
In This Review
- Key Points Before You Book
- From Alanya’s Coast to Antalya Airport
- How the Pickup Is Supposed to Work
- Shared Minibus or Private Ride?
- Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Antalya
- Comfort, Driving, and Communication
- The Biggest Reliability Question
- Luggage Rules and Physical Demands
- Who Gets the Best Value?
- Cancellation and Booking Advice
- Should You Book Bizim Transfer?
- FAQ
- Where does the transfer operate?
- Where does the transfer end?
- How much does the transfer cost?
- Is this a private transfer?
- How long does the journey take?
- Is the service available at night?
- Is hotel pickup included?
- How much luggage can each person bring?
- Is the transfer offered in English?
- Can I cancel for a full refund?
Key Points Before You Book

- Covers a long stretch of the Alanya coast: Pickup areas include Kargicak, Mahmutlar, Tosmur, Oba, Alanya center, Konakli, Avsallar, Turkler, Incekum, Okurcalar, and Alara.
- The $60.24 price is per group of up to three: That makes the fare more attractive for a small party than a per-person airport shuttle.
- The ride is shared: You may not go straight to Antalya Airport if other passengers need collection or drop-off along the route.
- Pickup times are tied to your flight details: You are supposed to receive the exact pickup time after booking, but confirm it rather than assuming the time shown in the form is correct.
- Luggage is limited: One suitcase and one carry-on bag per person are allowed, with restrictions possible for surfboards, golf clubs, bikes, and other large items.
- The service has mixed reliability records: Some rides arrive exactly on time, while others have involved missed pickups, confusing meeting points, or weak support.
From Alanya’s Coast to Antalya Airport
This is an airport transfer, not a sightseeing trip. Your route begins at a home or hotel in the Alanya region and ends at Antalya Airport, either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. The advertised transfer time is roughly two to three hours, though traffic and the number of pickups can change that.
That duration matters. Alanya and Antalya Airport are not next door, and the coastal road can become slow at busy times. A shared minibus may also collect other passengers before reaching the airport. I would not treat the shortest estimated duration as a promise, especially for an international flight.
The service covers a useful set of resort areas. Kargicak and Mahmutlar sit east of Alanya, while Tosmur, Oba, and Alanya center are closer to the city. Konakli, Avsallar, Turkler, Incekum, Okurcalar, and Alara extend west along the coast.
That broad coverage is one of the strongest reasons to consider it. You do not need to find your own way into central Alanya before starting the airport trip. If your accommodation is in one of the listed areas, the service is designed to collect you locally.
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How the Pickup Is Supposed to Work

After you provide your flight details, the operator is expected to tell you when the minibus will arrive. The driver should come to your hotel or home at the agreed daytime or nighttime pickup hour, help with your bags, and take you to the airport.
That sounds simple, and several customers describe exactly that experience. One airport transfer from Alanya reportedly arrived at the doorstep at the stated time. The driver was polite, drove carefully, and helped create a calm ride. Another booking for a group of 12 in Antalya included an on-time driver, luggage assistance, a clean minibus, and English-language WhatsApp communication.
Those are the best features of the service. You get a door-to-door start, rather than dragging bags to a public bus stop or trying to find a taxi before dawn. The air-conditioning is also important in southern Turkey, particularly when you have luggage and a long trip ahead.
Still, I would not leave the pickup entirely to the booking system. One serious complaint describes a pickup being scheduled for 6:50 p.m., while the vehicle arrived at 3 p.m. The company apparently treated the flight departure time as the desired pickup time, despite the booking form asking for pickup time. That is the sort of error that can ruin a final day.
Send a written message after booking. Confirm:
- Your hotel or home address
- Your flight date and departure time
- The exact pickup time
- The terminal, if known
- The number of bags
- The best way to reach you
Keep screenshots of the booking and the confirmed pickup details. This takes only a few minutes and gives you something concrete if the timing is questioned later.
Shared Minibus or Private Ride?

The service is described as a shared transfer, with a maximum group size of 40 people. The vehicle itself is a minibus, and the booking price covers up to three people in your party.
The $60.24 rate can offer good value for two or three people. Split three ways, it comes to about $20.08 per person. A solo passenger pays the full group price, so the value is less impressive if you are traveling alone. The main benefit is convenience, not luxury.
Shared transport also means flexibility is limited. Your minibus may stop at other hotels or homes. The exact sequence is not provided, so I would allow extra time beyond the stated two to three hours. If your flight leaves early, that extra buffer matters more than saving a little money.
The maximum of 40 people is worth noting, though a group this large may not all be in the same vehicle. The information does not promise a small van or a private ride. If you want to leave immediately, avoid intermediate pickups, or control the route, confirm the vehicle arrangement before paying.
Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Antalya

The service drops you at Antalya Airport Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 according to your flight details. That is useful because arriving at the wrong terminal with luggage is an unnecessary headache.
Check your airline information before the trip and make sure the operator has the correct terminal. Your flight details are meant to guide the pickup and drop-off, but a quick confirmation gives you another safeguard.
The driver is expected to take your luggage from the pickup point and deliver you to the terminal. Several positive accounts describe drivers who helped with bags. That small service is valuable when you have multiple cases, an early flight, or a long walk from a roadside meeting point.
The airport arrival is the end of the transfer. There is no guided assistance inside the terminal, and the service does not include check-in, baggage handling after drop-off, or airline help.
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Comfort, Driving, and Communication
The minibus is air-conditioned, which is the main comfort feature promised. Customers have described vehicles as clean and rides as comfortable. One person used the company for airport transfers and other transport around Antalya, praising the clean cars, friendly staff, and affordable rates.
Driving quality appears uneven but often positive. A particularly encouraging account describes a driver who avoided erratic driving and made the passenger feel safe. That matters on a long coastal route, where a calm driver is worth more than a flashy vehicle.
Communication is handled in English, and WhatsApp has been useful for some bookings. A group booking in August 2023 received support through WhatsApp, with English-speaking contact available.
But communication is also where the most troubling problems appear. Some customers have had trouble reaching the company on the day of pickup. One account describes a 15-minute attempt to make contact after the vehicle failed to appear, followed by a message that the transfer could not be provided. That passenger says the missed ride led to a missed flight.
Another person was told to walk 15 minutes to a different pickup location after the minibus was already late. With four bags and limited time, that was not a reasonable substitute for the arranged hotel pickup.
I would treat phone support as a backup, not a guarantee. Keep your accommodation’s front desk informed, and have a second transport option in mind if your flight is important.
The Biggest Reliability Question
The overall rating is 3.8 from 73 customer ratings, which fits the mixed picture. The service clearly works well for many bookings, but the negative accounts are not minor complaints about a slightly late car.
The most serious concerns include:
- A vehicle not arriving for the airport transfer
- The operator being unreachable close to departure
- A pickup arriving hours before the requested time
- A driver not knowing the hotel location
- Directions changing after the booking
- Rude or dismissive communication
- A support response offering a discount code instead of resolving the problem
One account describes a driver who needed several phone calls and roadside stops to find the hotel. The passenger had already supplied the address and tried to explain the location through a translation app. That suggests you should send a map pin or a clear written address in advance, especially if your accommodation is outside a central resort area.
There are also positive examples of exact arrival times, safe driving, clean vehicles, friendly staff, and prompt messages. I would not call the service automatically unsuitable. I would call it a budget option that needs active confirmation.
Luggage Rules and Physical Demands

Each person may bring one suitcase and one carry-on bag. Oversized or extra luggage can be restricted, with surfboards, golf clubs, and bicycles specifically noted as items that may require prior approval.
Tell the operator about unusual luggage before travel. Do not assume that a large sports bag will fit simply because a standard suitcase is allowed. A shared minibus has limited storage, and other passengers may have bags too.
The service requires a moderate level of physical fitness. That wording is not a promise of special mobility assistance. You may need to move your luggage to the vehicle and through the airport, and any change to a roadside pickup location could create an added burden.
The listing also says hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, even though the main description says the driver collects you from your hotel or home. This is an important inconsistency. Confirm exactly where the minibus will meet you and where it will leave you before booking.
Who Gets the Best Value?
I see the strongest value for two or three people staying in one of the listed Alanya-area locations. The fixed group rate is easier to justify when divided among a small party, and door-to-door pickup saves you from arranging a separate ride to a larger transport hub.
It can also suit you if your luggage is standard, your accommodation is easy to locate, and you can allow a generous time cushion. The 24-hour service is helpful for early morning or late-night flights, when public transport may be less convenient.
I would be more cautious if you are traveling alone, carrying bulky equipment, staying somewhere hard to find, or flying at a time when a missed connection would be costly. Families with several bags should also confirm the luggage allowance for every person.
If your flight is essential and you want the lowest possible risk, a private transfer with a clearly guaranteed pickup may be worth comparing. This service may cost less, but the lower price comes with shared routing and a less consistent service record.
Cancellation and Booking Advice
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience start time. Changes made less than 24 hours before departure are not accepted, and the paid amount is not refunded for a late cancellation.
I would book only after checking the local cutoff time. Once you are inside that 24-hour window, a timing mistake may leave you paying for a ride you no longer want.
Confirmation is provided at booking, and at least one person is required for a reservation. The service is offered in English, and mobile tickets make it practical to keep the booking on your phone.
Should You Book Bizim Transfer?
I would book this transfer if you value a fixed group price, hotel-area pickup, air-conditioning, luggage help, and 24-hour availability, and if you are willing to confirm every detail yourself. The strongest accounts describe exactly the airport service you want: an on-time minibus, a polite driver, careful driving, clean seating, and useful English communication.
I would skip it if you cannot tolerate uncertainty on departure day. The reports of missing vehicles, incorrect pickup times, changed meeting points, and poor phone access are serious enough to deserve attention.
If you do book, message the company after confirmation, save the agreed pickup time, send a precise location, list your bags, and keep a backup taxi or ride option in mind. For a small group with ordinary luggage, it can be good value. For a solo passenger or a tight flight schedule, the savings may not justify the risk.
FAQ
Where does the transfer operate?
It serves the Alanya region, including Kargicak, Mahmutlar, Tosmur, Oba, Alanya center, Konakli, Avsallar, Turkler, Incekum, Okurcalar, and Alara.
Where does the transfer end?
The minibus takes you to Antalya Airport, Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 according to your flight details.
How much does the transfer cost?
The price is $60.24 per group of up to three people.
Is this a private transfer?
No. The service is described as a shared transfer.
How long does the journey take?
The approximate duration is two to three hours. Traffic and the time of day can make the trip longer or shorter.
Is the service available at night?
Yes. Transfers are available 24 hours a day, including daytime and nighttime pickups.
Is hotel pickup included?
The main description says the driver collects you from your hotel or home, but the inclusion details say hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. Confirm the exact meeting arrangement before booking.
How much luggage can each person bring?
Each person may bring one suitcase and one carry-on bag. Oversized or extra luggage may be restricted.
Is the transfer offered in English?
Yes. The service is offered in English, and some communication has been handled through WhatsApp.
Can I cancel for a full refund?
Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.
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