Until the late 1970s, Kemer was reached from Antalya mostly by sea. The limestone walls of the Beydağları left little room for a road. That changed with the South Antalya Tourism Development Project, a state programme backed by World Bank credit, which cut a coastal corridor through the cliffs and rebuilt a citrus village of fewer than a thousand people into a resort town. What is now sold as Transfer Kemer Antalya Airport tours descends directly from that single engineering decision. Before the road, there was no journey to schedule. The airport's registered address is Antalya Havalimanı, 07230 Muratpaşa/Antalya, Turkey, some thirteen kilometres east of the city centre. It operates two international terminals and a separate domestic hall, a configuration built for charter traffic rather than connecting passengers. Entry to the building costs nothing — 0 EUR — and the arrivals concourses run 00:00–23:59, Monday through Sunday. Flights land at three in the morning as readily as at noon, which is why ground services here follow aircraft schedules instead of office hours. The drive follows the D400, the highway that traces Turkey's Mediterranean edge from Antalya toward the Lycian coast. Past Konyaaltı the carriageway narrows and the Taurus foothills arrive at the waterline, forcing the road into a sequence of tunnels bored through rock. Beldibi, Göynük, Kiriş and Çamyuva follow in order, each a strip of hotels set between pine slope and pebble beach. Kemer lies roughly 45 kilometres from the terminal door; a Kemer havalimanı transferi covers that distance in well under an hour when the coast road is clear. The town matters today for what surrounds it. Phaselis, a Lycian port city with three harbours and a Roman aqueduct, stands ten kilometres south under umbrella pines. The Lycian Way, Turkey's first long-distance footpath, passes above the resort on its 540-kilometre line toward Fethiye. A cable car climbs Tahtalı Dağı, the 2,365-metre peak the Greeks called Olympos, from a base station near Tekirova. Kemer's marina shelters more than three hundred yachts, and Moonlight Beach carries a Blue Flag. None of it is reachable without the coast road, which is why a private airport transfer to Kemer remains the practical link between terminal and shoreline, and why a Transfer Kemer Antalya Airport tour is booked as routinely as the flight itself.