Gazipasa Alanya Airport

It is a small airport as should be expected for the area. The inside isn’t too bad but it could use some work. The view is unbelievable though.

I came from Turkey's biggest airport (ISL), to probably it's smallest. It's a cute mini-airport, but I'm glad they made it. My biggest criticism would be about getting there. There aren't many cheap ways and the last Havas bus takes off at 5:30, so for someone who has a flight early in the morning or late at night, it could be a hassle. Also for an airport with charter flights, they should have a couple of people who speak better English or at least, one of the languages they have straight flights to.

There is no waiting area near the the arrival door. They have a lot of space, they take care for everything except the people how waiting for the arrivals! I suggest to build a hall in the the following area

This airport is small. Very small! That means that ut is very efficient, nit many lines and fast to get through. On the other hand the services available for travellers are very limited. It is only a duty free shop and a pub after security check. Do kot expect anything similar to Antalya airport. It is like a small regional terminal is quite good at this.

On the way to my second Location Towards Gazipasa Airport Is a famous Ruins.. The “pirate city” Iotape, located in the Alanya district of the southern province of Antalya, which is home to Roman- and Byzantine-era ruins, is waiting to be discovered. The ancient city is located in the middle of Gazipaşa and Alanya and was named after Iotape, the wife of the Commagane King 4th Antiochus, who ruled between 38 and 72 A.D. While a high cape extending towards the sea is the acropolis of the city, the walls make this section look like a castle. Iotape, which looks like a magnificent natural wonder with the bay it has, has been ruined because of random pitfalls dug by treasure hunters. The old Gazipaşa road passes right in the middle of Iotape ancient city, which is also called “Aytap.” The upper part of the road, some parts of which have been destroyed during its construction, has also disappeared over time. The city center on the beach side has been ruined especially due to the pits of treasure hunters. Those who come to the ancient city, which attracts people with its nature, leave their waste in the environment. Tents are pitched by people in some parts of the city and inside the historical church. Former guide and tourism operator Suat Çavuşoğlu said that not only Alanya Castle, but also all historical monuments in the district should be preserved equally. “Therefore, I believe that the museum directorate should be more active in this regard. We only have Alanya Castle in Alanya, which we protect. Iotape is a very old culture; our culture from the past. It is our duty to take care of it,” he said. Stressing that Iotape is known as a “pirate city” and the pirates, who are believed to have lived here, attacked the ships in the Mediterranean, Çavuşoğlu said that such a pirate city would have big advantages when it gets included in cultural tourism. “We often mentioned it as people who bring tourists to Alanya. We tried to express that we should highlight the cultural values of Alanya and market them abroad. But nothing has been done so far. Only the Alanya Castle is promoted in Alanya. We also have Alanya Castle that was built after it. Alara Castle is a Seljuk Castle. There are Iotape and Syedra. These are very important cultural values,” he said.

Good airport. I wish it had shuttle bus too. But 724shuttle works good there. Easily reservable

The airport in Antalya is well organized. Luggage was ready for pickup a few mins after landing. Fast and efficient passport clearance. Invaluable help in finding a lost phone at the airport.

About havaş bus (bus service) they only accept cash money so don't forget that or they will kick u out of the bus. Take 25 turkiah lira And they don't accept foreign currency