Book a car hire in Antalya through Localrent to access offers from Turkish rental companies serving the Mediterranean coast, with flexible delivery and no-deposit listings.
When you book through Localrent in Antalya, you connect with local Turkish rental companies operating across the coast and at Antalya Airport. The process starts with the widget above: enter your dates and location, compare real-time offers, pay the booking advance online. The remainder is paid to the rental company at pick-up as stated in the voucher.
Most companies offer three pick-up formats. AYT airport collection works from both international terminals, with desks in the arrivals hall or shuttle to an off-site lot. Hotel delivery is common in Lara, Konyaalti and Kaleici if you land late or want the car brought to your resort. Office pick-up from a company location in the city can work for residents or those staying central.
Your voucher lists the exact address, contact number and any shuttle details. Cross-check the pick-up time with your flight schedule: January-February flights into Antalya often arrive after sunset, so confirm whether the desk stays open or if delivery to your accommodation is quicker.
AYT is 13 km east of the city centre; two international terminals with year-round European connections.
D400 coastal road links Kemer, Antalya, Side and Alanya; HGS electronic toll sticker required on motorways.
15-18C on the coast, dry and sunny; Saklikent ski resort at 2000 m offers snow 50 km inland.
Kaleici old town is pedestrian-only; metered street parking outside; hotel lots along Lara beach.
Opet, Petrol Ofisi, Shell stations along D400; unleaded and diesel widely available.
Localrent processes the booking; the rental agreement itself is between you and the company named in the voucher. Check that document for mileage limits, cross-border permissions if you plan to drive into Georgia or northern Cyprus, and whether winter tyres are fitted - standard in January and February even on the coast.
| Class | Typical models | Suits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | Fiat Egea, Renault Clio | Solo or couple, city touring | Narrow lanes in Kaleici, efficient on D400 |
| Compact | Hyundai i20, Volkswagen Polo | Short coast trips to Kemer or Side | Balance of space and fuel economy |
| Midsize | Toyota Corolla, Renault Megane | Family of four, luggage for resort stay | Comfortable on longer drives to Alanya |
| SUV | Dacia Duster, Nissan Qashqai | Mountain roads to Saklikent, gravel tracks | Higher clearance, winter tyre advantage |
| Minivan | Fiat Doblo, Citroen Berlingo | Groups, ski gear to inland resorts | Seven seats, roof racks sometimes available |
An economy or compact handles the coast and city well. SUVs make sense if you tackle the switchbacks up to Saklikent or explore unpaved routes around Aspendos and Termessos.
| Destination | Distance | Drive time | Road |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kemer | 45 km | 45 min | D400 west, pine forest coast |
| Side | 75 km | 1 h | D400 east, Roman ruins |
| Alanya | 135 km | 2 h | D400, castle and beaches |
| Aspendos | 50 km | 45 min | D400 then inland, ancient theatre |
| Saklikent ski centre | 50 km | 1 h 15 min | Mountain road to 2000 m elevation |
| Duden waterfalls | 15 km | 25 min | City outskirts, lower and upper falls |
The D400 is a dual carriageway for most of the stretch to Alanya, with toll sections marked by HGS gantries. Inland routes to Saklikent climb steeply; check with the rental company that winter tyres are fitted and that mountain driving is permitted under your contract.
Some local companies listed on Localrent offer no-deposit terms, meaning you pay only the balance at pick-up without blocking funds on your card. The voucher will state "deposit: zero" if this applies. Others charge a standard hold, released when you return the car undamaged.
Coverage, excess and liability are separate items in the voucher. Read that document to understand what is included and what optional extras the counter may offer. Our no-deposit guide explains how these bookings work and what to confirm before you travel.
Every rental company in Turkey requires a full driving licence held for at least one year, your passport, and the Localrent voucher. If your licence uses non-Latin script - Cyrillic, Arabic, Chinese - bring an International Driving Permit or a certified English translation.
Credit cards are preferred for deposit holds; debit cards are sometimes accepted for no-deposit bookings but confirm with the company beforehand. Minimum age is typically 21, with a young-driver supplement for those under 25.
"Collected a compact at AYT in January, drove to Side and back twice. Road was empty, car had winter tyres, no issues at all."
"Hotel delivery in Lara worked perfectly - car arrived on time, agent spoke English, returned to the same spot three days later."
"Used the car for day trips to Aspendos and Kemer. Parking was easy outside the old town, fuel stations everywhere on D400."
Yes. The D400 highway connects Antalya to Side in one hour and Alanya in two, with dual carriageway and good winter maintenance. Check your voucher for unlimited mileage and confirm that coastal driving is permitted.
Many companies offer delivery to hotels in Lara, Konyaalti and Kaleici for a small fee. Select "delivery" as your pick-up location in the Localrent widget and enter your hotel name; the voucher will confirm the time and any charge.
Winter tyres are standard on cars rented in Turkey between November and March. If you drive inland to Saklikent or higher mountain routes, confirm with the rental company that tyres and chains are fitted.
HGS is an electronic sticker that charges your account when you pass under gantries on toll roads. Most rental cars come with a pre-loaded sticker; any charges are billed to your card or deducted from a prepaid balance. Ask at pick-up how the system is set up.
Kaleici is pedestrian-only. Use paid parking lots on the perimeter near Hadrian's Gate or along Ataturk Boulevard, then walk in. Street meters operate outside the historic zone.
Bring your full driving licence held for at least one year, passport, the Localrent voucher, and a credit card for any deposit. If your licence is not in Latin script, carry an International Driving Permit or certified translation.
Traffic in Antalya flows on the right. The city centre gets busy during morning and evening peaks, but January and February see lighter volumes than summer. Speed limits are 50 km/h in town, 90 km/h on open roads, 120 km/h on motorways; cameras are common on the D400.
Parking in the old Kaleici district is not allowed; use the public lots near Hadrian's Gate or along Cumhuriyet Boulevard. Lara and Konyaalti hotels usually have their own parking. Street meters in commercial districts accept coins or contactless cards; rates are low compared to Western Europe.
Fuel stations - Opet, Petrol Ofisi, Shell - line the D400 every few kilometres. Unleaded and diesel are clearly marked. Fill up before driving into the mountains; stations thin out above Saklikent.
Watch for pedestrians near Duden waterfalls and in Side's ancient quarter, where tour groups cross roads without warning. Roundabouts give way to traffic already circulating. Keep your licence, rental contract and insurance card in the glovebox; police checkpoints are infrequent but do happen on the coast road.
Ready to explore the Turkish Riviera? Use the Localrent widget above to compare car rental offers in Antalya from local companies, book with flexible pick-up, and hit the D400 coast road this winter.
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