Antalya Bus Terminal (Otogar)

Antalya has a large and busy bus terminal (Otogar), 4 km (2.5 mi) north of the city center on the Burdur highway, that serves as transport hub for the entire Mediterranean mid-coast region.

Besides the usual roster of bus companies operating big buses to other major Turkish cities (Sehirlerarasi Terminali, Intercity Terminal), there are some minibuses running shuttle services to destinations within the province of Antalya (Ilçeler Terminali, Provincial Districts Terminal) such as Aspendos, Side (Manavgat) and Alanya.

Note that minibuses to Kalkan start from a special Kalkan minibus station west of the city center, and many minibuses heading east to Perge (Aksu) start from the Dogu Garaj (Eastern Garage) to the east of the city center.

Antalya's Otogar has a left luggage/baggage checkroom, ATM cash machines, a small PTT (post office), currency exchange offices, food, book and gift shops, snack-and-drink stands, and other useful services.

Several city bus and minibus routes run north to the Otogar. Look for Otogar or Terminal on the signboard; or take a taxi.

Here's how to travel between Antalya and Cappadocia.

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Bus Sign, Antalya, Turkey

Bus company directory at Antalya Otogar. (To read it, it helps to have your head on sideways.)