Private Transfer toKemer Public Beach
Crystal-clear turquoise water framed by the Taurus Mountains — Kemer's free, Blue Flag public beach.
Kemer Public Beach
Kemer Public Beach is the long, central stretch of shoreline curving beside Kemer Marina, where the Taurus Mountains drop almost straight into the Mediterranean. It is a sand-and-pebble beach — smooth pebbles underfoot near the waterline with sandier patches — and that pebbly seabed is exactly why the water runs so brilliantly clear and turquoise here. Roughly 700 metres long, Blue Flag certified, and backed by the shady, landscaped Moonlight (Ayışığı) park, it suits almost everyone: families wanting safe, clean swimming with lifeguards in season, couples chasing mountain-backed sunsets, and thrill-seekers after jet ski, parasailing and banana-boat rides. With free public access, easy facilities and a relaxed-but-lively vibe, it is one of the most scenic and accessible beach days on the whole Antalya coast.
Highlights of Kemer Public Beach
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Transfer prices to Kemer Public 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.
Kemer Public Beach transfer · frequently asked
How do I get to Kemer Public Beach from Antalya Airport?
It is about 57 km (roughly 60–75 minutes) along the coastal highway. The easiest way is a SooTransfer private transfer: we meet you in arrivals, help with your luggage, and drive you straight to Kemer. A private return (round-trip) for a saloon car is typically around €110 total for the group — not per person — with door-to-door pickup and drop-off.
Is a private transfer better than a taxi, bus or tour to Kemer?
For the beach, yes. The public bus is cheap but involves changes and stops and is awkward with luggage and beach gear. Metered taxis can cost as much as a private car with no fixed price. A SooTransfer private transfer gives you a fixed fare booked in advance, a direct route, child seats on request, and a comfortable vehicle that's all yours — ideal for families and groups heading to the coast.
Does Kemer Public Beach cost money to enter?
No — the public beach has free open access. You only pay if you want extras: a sunbed and umbrella set is roughly €8–15 per day, water-sports rides are charged separately, and beach-club loungers cost more. There are also free stretches popular with locals where you can simply lay down a towel.
Is Kemer Public Beach sandy or pebbly, and is the water clean?
It is a sand-and-pebble beach — smooth pebbles near the water with some sandier patches — and it holds Blue Flag certification for water quality and safety. That pebble seabed is why the sea here is so strikingly clear and turquoise. Water shoes are recommended for easy wading.
Can SooTransfer wait and bring us back the same day?
Absolutely. Choose our wait-and-return service and your driver stays with you for a beach day, a marina lunch or a Phaselis ruins stop, then brings you back to your hotel or the airport — perfect for late-evening flights when you want to enjoy the coast right up until departure.