Antalya Airport: Terminals and Passenger Guide

Antalya Airport is the main air gateway to a long Mediterranean holiday coast, serving both the city and resort districts extending east and west. Several terminal buildings handle domestic and seasonal international traffic. Roads, buses and the AntRay tram connect the airport with Antalya and the coastal districts.

Antalya Airport and its terminal structure

Fraport TAV operates International Terminal 1, International Terminal 2, the Domestic Terminal and a separate CIP terminal. Each airline uses the terminal shown in its current flight information. The domestic building handles flights within Türkiye, while the two international terminals divide overseas traffic.

Arrivals and moving between terminals

International arrivals pass through passport control before reaching baggage reclaim and customs; domestic passengers proceed to the baggage hall after leaving the aircraft. Flight-information screens and terminal signs lead towards arrivals exits, ground transport and meeting areas. A complimentary ring shuttle connects International Terminal 1 and International Terminal 2, with stops in front of the departures sections. Passengers follow the terminal named in their airline and flight details.

Arrival screens identify both flight status and baggage-belt numbers. Information counters in the arrival and departure halls of all three passenger terminals provide help in Turkish, English, German and Russian.

Passenger services and practical facilities

Information points support orientation inside the buildings, while health, banking and baggage-related services are distributed across the terminals. Car-rental desks, taxis, buses and the AntRay tram connect the terminals with Antalya and the surrounding transport network. Assistance for passengers with reduced mobility is coordinated through the airline and ground-handling process, with accessible routes and facilities provided inside the airport.

Baggage trolleys stand in arrival and departure halls and in the parking areas. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 also have passenger information kiosks in the gate areas, where staff can answer flight questions by video call.

Food, shopping and places to wait

The terminals contain food-and-drink outlets on both the public and airside parts of the journey. International departure areas add duty-free shopping after passport and security procedures, while other shops cover travel essentials and gifts. Lounges provide a separate waiting environment for eligible or paying passengers. The current terminal directory lists the operating venues and their opening arrangements.

Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 include children’s playgrounds, and baby-changing rooms are available in every terminal. The airport clinic provides continuous emergency and general healthcare, supported by defibrillators and an equipped ambulance.

Holiday regions reached from the airport

Lara and Kundu form the nearest eastern resort corridor. Farther east, Belek is known for golf resorts, while Side combines holiday districts with an ancient harbour town. West of Antalya, Kemer has marinas, pebble beaches and forested mountain slopes.

Historical and natural places in Antalya

Perge preserves gates and colonnaded streets east of Antalya. Lower Düden Waterfall reaches the Mediterranean near Lara, while Hadrian’s Gate opens into the historic streets and old harbour of Kaleiçi. Perge represents the region's archaeology, Lower Düden its cliff coast, and Kaleiçi the historic city centre.

Private transfers from Antalya Airport

Private transfers can be arranged from the airport to Lara, Belek and Kemer. The linked route pages show current vehicle choices and reservation details for each destination. Airport transport can be organised before arrival.