Private Transfer toFinike Beach
The Mediterranean's calm side: a long sandy beach, sleepy orange-grove town and Blue Flag coves under the Taurus peaks.
Finike Beach
Finike is the Mediterranean you came for without the crowds you didn't. Set between fragrant orange groves and the Taurus Mountains, this easygoing harbour town hides a long, gently shelving stretch of sand running east from the marina, perfect for families and slow swimming days. Head west toward Demre and the coast breaks into pebbly turquoise coves, the famously clear Andrea Doria bay and Blue Flag Gökliman among them. The water is clean, calm and remarkably transparent, the kind you can see your toes through. Add a palm-lined promenade, sunset-facing seafood tables at Setur Marina and Lycian ruins a short drive inland, and you have an authentic, unspoiled corner of the coast. It is well worth the scenic two-hour run down from Antalya.
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Transfer prices to Finike Beach
Fixed price in EUR for a private Eco Van (up to 6 guests) — larger Vito and V-Class options available at booking.
Round-trip includes up to 6 hours wait time. Need longer? Message us for a flat day-rate.
Finike Beach transfer · frequently asked
How do I get from Antalya Airport to Finike Beach?
The simplest way is a SooTransfer private transfer. It is roughly 128 km and about two hours along the coast, and we take you straight from the arrivals hall to the beach or your hotel, no changes. A private round trip with us starts from around €170-205 depending on vehicle and group size, and includes flight tracking and a complimentary wait if you land late. Want to explore for the day? Book wait-and-return and your driver stays with you, then brings you back whenever you are ready.
Is a private transfer better than a taxi, bus or tour to Finike?
For this distance, yes. Public buses mean a transfer in Antalya and a long, multi-stop ride with all your luggage; a metered taxi from the airport is unpredictable and often costs as much as a fixed private fare. A SooTransfer car gives you one fixed price agreed up front, a door-to-door route, child seats on request and the freedom to add stops like Demre or Limyra, all without a rigid tour schedule.
Does Finike Beach have a Blue Flag?
Yes, but it pays to be specific. The pebbly Gökliman cove west of town, managed by the municipality, holds Blue Flag status and has sunbeds, umbrellas, toilets and a small cafe. The long sandy public beach beside the town itself is a relaxed open-access stretch rather than a Blue Flag beach, so pick the spot that suits your day.
Is Finike good for families and swimming?
Very. The town beach shelves gently into calm, clear, clean water, which suits children and easy swimming, and Finike's quiet, unspoiled feel is a world away from the busier resort strips. For snorkelling and clearer pebble-bottom water, head to the coves toward Demre.
What is there to do beyond the beach?
Plenty for a calm coastal day: walk the palm-lined marina promenade, eat fresh seafood at sunset by Setur Marina, take a boat trip to hidden coves and Lycian sea-cities, or drive inland to the Limyra and Arykanda ruins. Spring and early summer also bring festivals celebrating the town's famous Finike oranges.