Pamukkale Tour from Konyaaltı 2027: hotel pickup on Antalya's western beach

The Konyaaltı strip and who this page is for

Konyaaltı runs west from the city along a wide pebble bay, lined with hotels and apartment blocks. It feels like a resort, but it sits inside Antalya itself, which makes it one of the easiest places on the coast for a coach to collect you.

This page is for guests staying in hotels on and just behind the Konyaaltı seafront. If your base is elsewhere in the city, the pickup works a little differently, so there are separate pages: Antalya city centre and Muratpaşa, the walled old town of Kaleiçi, and the resort strips of Lara and Kundu east of the centre.

How you are collected

The coach collects guests at their hotels all along the Antalya–Alanya resort coast, and the Konyaaltı seafront is an easy part of the round: a wide road with room for a coach. You wait at your hotel's designated pickup point, which is the main entrance on the street side, not the beach side.

If you are renting a flat in one of the side streets rather than staying in a hotel, add the building name and street when you book. If a coach cannot get into your street, we send you a meeting point a short walk away. Either way, your own time and place come with your confirmation.

It is a night pickup. We do not print a clock time on this page, because the operator sets the order of hotels for each date; the pickup times page explains how it works.

A short way out of the city

From the west side of Antalya there is no long coastal run before the real journey begins. Once the round of pickups is done, the coach leaves the city behind and turns inland, climbing into the Taurus while it is still dark.

That makes the start of the day quiet and simple: find your seat, lean back and sleep until breakfast. On the way home it works the same way in reverse, and the coach brings you back to the same hotel late the same night.

The day ahead

Which language the commentary is in comes down to the group and the season, typically English, German or Russian, with Polish a high-season possibility. If the old town has caught your imagination this week, Hierapolis makes a fine second chapter: read our guide to the ancient city before you go.

• Breakfast at a stop on the way (included)
• Lake Salda, its turquoise water and white shores (included)
• A short stop where local onyx stone products are presented; buying is optional
• Lunch at a restaurant (included)
• The Pamukkale travertines, walked barefoot, and Hierapolis above them
• A short stop for regional wine, with no obligation to buy
• Dinner at a restaurant on the way back (included)
• Back at your Konyaaltı hotel the same night

A night start from a beach hotel

• Let the night desk know the evening before, so nobody is surprised when you head out.
• Wait at the main entrance, dressed and with your bag packed, a little before your confirmed time.
• Do not worry about the hotel breakfast: breakfast is included at a stop on the way.
• Take a warm layer for the night and the cooler inland air, plus a hat, sun cream and a bag for your shoes on the travertines. The what to wear guide has the full list.

Price and booking from Konyaaltı

Adults aged 8 and over pay €90 with the Pamukkale–Hierapolis entrance ticket or €60 without; children aged 2–7 pay €70 or €40; a baby aged 0–1 goes on a parent's lap, seatless. Cleopatra Pool and paragliding are optional paid extras, with their current prices on the price page. In the ticket version, €30 per person of the fare is the entrance.

The tour runs on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, and every day in May and October. Nothing is paid online: send the booking form and pay in euros on the day. Cancelling is free within the window in our cancellation terms. Still choosing a version? See with or without the entrance ticket. Want the day for just your own people? Ask for a private tour quote.