Camyuva sits about 7.5 kilometres west of Kemer, where the pine forest meets the Mediterranean. With its three-kilometre beach, seafront hotels and a public beach open to everyone, it is a calm but lively spot known for the sea and water sports. Antalya Airport (AYT) is roughly 65 kilometres away; the drive takes about 1 hour 10 minutes. Your driver meets you at the airport with a name sign and takes you straight to your hotel door — fixed price, no waiting.
See Your Web-Only PriceWhat Is Camyuva Like?
Camyuva is a neighbourhood of Kemer, about 7.5 kilometres west of the centre. As its name suggests (cam means pine), one side is pine forest and the other is the sea. Although it sits right next to Kiris, it has a different character: while Kiris is mostly large resorts, Camyuva is livelier and more open, with both seafront hotels and a public beach used by day visitors.
The shoreline runs for about three kilometres, lined with hotels, cafés and small shops. In summer you see people walking to the beach early in the morning, joining water sports during the day, and sitting at the beach bars in the late afternoon. Camyuva suits travellers who want to move around a little and stay close to the sea, rather than spend the whole day inside one resort.
Camyuva by the Sea: Water Sports and a Three-Kilometre Beach
Camyuva's whole summer revolves around the water, and many visitors come for exactly that. The water-sports and diving stands lined along the shore show, from your very first day, how closely the town lives with the sea.
The Home of Water Sports
Jet ski, parasail, kayak and banana boat run along Camyuva beach all summer, and boat trips head out to nearby coves. Some hotels work with a diving school and offer beginner try-dives. Sport-focused resorts like Robinson Camyuva, with tennis courts, beach volleyball and group activities, suit guests who want an active day rather than only a sunbed.
From the Public Beach to Hotel Beaches: Three Kilometres of Sand
Camyuva's beach stretches for about three kilometres. Seafront hotels have their own tidy beach areas; alongside them there is a separate public beach for day visitors. This is a practical difference from the neighbouring towns: even if you are not staying at a hotel, you can still reach the sea and rent a sunbed and umbrella. The beach surface varies by spot, so water shoes make life easier, especially for families with children.
A Day in Camyuva
In the mornings you often see people running and cycling along the seafront path; the beach and the sea are calmer in the early hours. Especially in July and August, the water-sports areas get noticeably busier in the afternoon, and the sound of jet skis and parasails carries along the shore.
In the afternoon the pine forest casts shade over the shore, so the beachside stays breathable even at the hottest hours. Beach bars fill up slowly in the early evening; some play live music, while those after nightlife reach central Kemer in 10-15 minutes. Evenings in Camyuva can mean a quiet dinner by the sea, or the busier bars of Kemer.
Camyuva's Village Roots: Orange Groves and Olive Trees
Camyuva is known for its hotels today, but its roots go back to a farming village. Before tourism grew, the town lived on orange groves and olive trees, and traces of that older character are still here. Behind the hotels, once you turn off the main road, you come across citrus groves and a few old village houses.
When the orange blossom opens in spring the whole town smells of it, mixing with the sea air. The olive groves just behind the shore keep a green corner of Camyuva alive even in summer. Some locals still tend these gardens; the oranges and olive oil sold at the morning market often come from right here.
Local Flavours in Camyuva
The restaurants along Camyuva's seafront focus on fresh fish and the vegetable-led dishes of Mediterranean cuisine; depending on the season, the daily catch, olive-oil dishes and mezze form the base of the table. Ice-cream shops, gozleme stands and small cafés stay open all day along the shore.
Towards Ulupinar, on the Kemer-Kumluca road, there are places serving trout and village breakfast set up beside the stream, under plane trees; a long breakfast with the cool sound of running water makes a pleasant break from a Camyuva holiday. On certain days the Camyuva market sells oranges from the groves, home-cured olives and olive oil, fresh vegetables and local cheese.
Day Trips From Camyuva
Phaselis Ancient City lies a few kilometres north of Camyuva, inside the pine forest; you can wander among its three ancient harbours and ruins and swim in the same cove. Many visitors go early in the morning to beat the crowds and head back to the beach in the afternoon. Tahtali Mountain (Olympos Cable Car) is about half an hour away; those who ride the cable car up to 2,365 metres for the view over the Mediterranean usually pick a morning slot, since cloud often settles on the summit after midday.
Towards Kiris there is the Dolusu Park water park for families with children. Further south, the natural beach of Olympos and Cirali, and the natural flames of Yanartas seen in the evening, can fill a separate day. Camyuva also sits close to the coast that the Lycian Way follows; in recent years some walkers doing the Phaselis–Tekirova section stay overnight in Camyuva and prefer to be picked up from the hotel and dropped at the trailhead in the morning. All of these are a short drive from Camyuva; we can arrange a fixed-price transfer for these trips too.
Tips for a Camyuva Holiday
A few small details make the start of your holiday easier:
- Tip: Check how your hotel reaches the sea in advance. Camyuva has both seafront hotels and properties across the road; the distance to the public beach matters when travelling with small children.
- Tip: If you plan water sports or diving, bring water shoes and sun protection. The beach surface changes from spot to spot.
- Tip: The Kemer road can get busy on summer afternoons; timing your transfer for a cooler hour adds comfort. Our cars are air-conditioned, but avoiding the hottest hour still helps.
- Tip: Mention a child seat in advance. The one child seat is free, extra seats at a fair charge with us; just note it in your booking.
Antalya Airport to Camyuva: Distance and Time
The distance from Antalya Airport to Camyuva is about 65 kilometres, and the drive takes around 1 hour 10 minutes — for anyone asking how far Camyuva is from Antalya airport and how long the transfer takes: about 65 km and an hour and ten minutes along a winding but scenic coast road (between 1 hour and 1 hour 20 minutes depending on traffic and season). The road runs from the airport past Antalya and turns west towards Kemer; most of it follows the coast, between the Taurus foothills and the Mediterranean.
Camyuva sits a few kilometres beyond central Kemer, so the route is almost the same as for Kemer. Some drivers take the Western Ring Road after the airport; that route is a little longer but flows more smoothly. On this scenic but partly winding coastal road, a spacious, air-conditioned car makes a clear difference after a long flight.
Our Vehicles
Guests coming to Camyuva include couples, large families and groups arriving with water-sports gear, so the car is chosen by luggage and equipment as much as by passenger count. For a family transfer with children, cabin space and luggage room make the real difference. For two to four people, the Mercedes Vito Maybach First Class or Vito Business Class seats up to 5 comfortably; for larger families and groups, the Mercedes Sprinter Group Comfort and Group Business offer room for up to 13 with generous luggage space.
Every car has free Wi-Fi, water and one child seat free, extra seats at a fair charge, with an infant seat for babies and a booster for older children on request at booking. Just note any infant seat, child seat or booster in your booking; the air conditioning makes the winding coastal stretch more comfortable.
Return Transfer in Camyuva
Most of our guests book both the airport–hotel and the return journey together. For Camyuva you can arrange a return transfer in a single booking and set your departure pickup time in advance. On your departure day the driver picks you up from the hotel and drops you at the airport in line with your flight time.
How to Get From the Airport to Camyuva
There are a few ways to reach Camyuva:
- Private VIP transfer: Straight to your hotel door, no waiting, fixed price. A free meet and greet with a name sign is included — a true door-to-door service, and the most practical option.
- Bus: You first go from Antalya to Kemer, then change to a Camyuva minibus; tiring with luggage and children.
- Taxi: Available, but on the winding coastal road the taxi fare runs on the meter with no fixed-price guarantee, so the cost is unpredictable. With us the price is set upfront, with no hidden fees. We also do not run shared shuttles; we offer only your own private VIP transfer.
- Car rental: Flexible, but driving the winding Kemer road right after a flight is not for everyone.
Whether you search for Camyuva, neighbouring Kiris or central Kemer, we provide the same fixed-price, door-to-door service to all of them. With Direct Airport Transfer you start your holiday rested, at your hotel door.
Camyuva Hotels – Properties We Transfer To
We provide door-to-door private transfers to every hotel and holiday village in Camyuva. Some of the main properties are listed below; if yours isn't here, just message us — we transfer there too:
Distances and Times From Camyuva
Approximate distances and times from Camyuva to key places:
| Place | Distance | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Antalya Airport | ~65 km | ~1 h 10 min |
| Kemer centre | ~7.5 km | ~12 min |
| Kiris | ~2 km | ~5 min |
| Phaselis Ancient City | ~6 km | ~10 min |
| Tahtali (Olympos Cable Car) | ~16 km | ~25 min |
| Dolusu Park | ~3 km | ~7 min |
| Antalya centre | ~50 km | ~55 min |
Transfers to Areas Around Camyuva
We provide the same fixed-price private transfers to the other towns along the Kemer coast:
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Return Transfer from Camyuva to the Airport
When the holiday ends, the way back should feel just as easy. Our Camyuva airport transfer works both ways: on departure day your driver picks you up at the hotel door and works out the pickup time from your flight and that day's traffic on the coast road, so you neither wait too early nor run late. There is no need to call a separate company for the hotel to airport leg.
The round trip is arranged in a single booking — one WhatsApp message is enough. No prepayment: you pay the same fixed price to the driver in the vehicle on the way back too. We ask for no money upfront and no card details. You pay the driver at the end of the ride, once you're happy with the service — so you never worry "did I lose my money?", the risk is not on you. Wondering if the transfer waits if your flight is delayed? Your driver tracks the flight and waits at no extra cost. Even on late-night landings there is no night surcharge, and After a long flight you won't search the crowd for a driver: our airport greeter waits at the exit holding a name sign with your name and walks you straight to your vehicle.
Contact & Price
Your Camyuva transfer price depends on the vehicle type, number of passengers and date; but it is always fixed, per vehicle, and free of hidden fees. We know plans can change, so you can amend or cancel your booking free of charge up to 24 hours before. Your price is fixed on the web — no night surcharge, no waiting fee, no hidden costs, no prepayment. Just tap "See Price" to book. Any questions? Message us on WhatsApp or Telegram — a real person answers, 24/7.
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📅 Last Updated: July 2026 · This page is updated regularly.
