Question o Kemer
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Related question «How to get there»
Transport in Kemer: Kirish, Goynuk, Phaselis
In a week we fly to Kemer. Either in Queens Park Geynuk, or in Le Gardin, it is not yet clear. Interested in the price of taxis and public transport in the following areas:
1. From Goynuk to Phaselis and back (bus and/or taxi)?
2. From Kiris to Phaselis and back (bus and/or taxi)?
3. From Kiris to Goynuk and back (by bus and/or taxi)?
Share your experience, maybe someone traveled in the same directions by public transport or by taxi, is it a problem? What are the current prices now?
1. From Goynuk to Phaselis and back (bus and/or taxi)?
2. From Kiris to Phaselis and back (bus and/or taxi)?
3. From Kiris to Goynuk and back (by bus and/or taxi)?
Share your experience, maybe someone traveled in the same directions by public transport or by taxi, is it a problem? What are the current prices now?
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 6
I can’t tell you the actual prices, dolmush last year was a couple of liras. Dolmushi go from the city center and very often, there are no problems, the main thing is to clarify for yourself the stops and the mode of transport. There shouldn’t be any problems with a taxi either, their fare is fixed, it’s not difficult to find one in the city.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 3 years ago
bus from Kemer to Neynuk 6 t.lir. or 1 dollar. and taxi 10 USD.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 3 years ago
"Kirish taxi $60-70, can be negotiated for $35-45."
This is the price from Antalya Airport to Kiris
This is the price from Antalya Airport to Kiris
Like
You like
answered 3 years ago
At the end of May we went from Goynuk to Antalya. Paid 21 lira for two. Back - 20 lira. But this bus did not call in the village, but dropped us off on the highway. Looks like a different route. And from Kirish to Goynuk, I think, I will have to get with a transfer in Kemer. I can be wrong.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 3 years ago
There are two types of dolmush: express, which do not call in the villages, and ordinary ones, which do. If ordinary, then you will have to change in Kemer. I don’t see any problems, except for the curfew (if it still exists).
The more comfortable you are, the more you go.
The more comfortable you are, the more you go.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 3 years ago