Kemer Bus Station

The local bus station in Kemer is a modern building that was recently constructed. It serves as the departure point for various routes, from small nearby villages to major cities in Turkey.

General information about the Kemer bus service

Located in the central part of the city, near the famous clock tower, there is a small bus station. However, buses only depart from there to the nearest villages, not beyond Antalya. If you plan to make a long-distance journey, you should reach the main bus station.

It's important to note that the bus station building itself is located far from the city, which is quite inconvenient. Perhaps that's why there are always few passengers here. It is much more convenient to "catch" the desired bus on the road. Moreover, not all intercity buses stop at the bus station in Kemer.

Bus station infrastructure

There are shops, cafes and a toilet inside and outside the building.

A visit to the toilet is paid. It will cost 1 TRY.

For 7 TRY you can try ayran and kefte. Also enjoy delicious ice cream.

Working hours of the bus station: 07:00-23:00.

How to get to Kemer railway station

You can reach the bus station by minibus. Any transportation with the sign "Otogar" on the windshield will be suitable. The fare is 2 TRY.

You can also walk to the bus station using a navigator. Follow the D400 highway, and you will see the bus station sign from a distance.

Address of the bus station: Arslanbucak, 07980 Kemer.

Main bus station routes

The main routes from the central bus station include major cities such as:

Ankara.

Istanbul.

Izmir.

Bursa.

Antalya.

There are also buses that travel to other destinations, including Giresun, Manavgat, Bozyazi, Finike, Yalova, Safranbolu, Kechiborlu, Erdemli, Bozuyuk, Adana, Biga, Silifke, Gazipasa, Afyonkarahisar, Kayseri, Burdur, Merzifon, Anamur, and Balankak.

Some routes operate only on certain days of the week, others run daily, and some are available only during the tourist season. It's best to check the schedule at the bus station, specifically at the ticket counter, before your trip.

Keep in mind that seating layouts are displayed near the ticket counters. The most comfortable option is with three seats per row instead of the usual four. Although the ticket may be slightly more expensive, the journey will be more comfortable.

Each route is served by a specific transportation company, including Pamukkale, Güney Akdeniz, Nilufer, and Metro.
Take advantage of the services provided by the local bus station and explore every corner of the country.