Compare 975 Antalya car rental deals from local suppliers. Economy from EUR 20 a day, automatics from EUR 25, no-deposit cars and free cancellation options.
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Roughly 975 cars are listed here through local suppliers, and the mix leans small and automatic: 696 of them shift gears for you, against 279 manuals. Six classes cover almost every booking, and this is how many cars sit in each.
The Dacia Sandero Stepway, Fiat Egea, Renault Taliant and Hyundai Bayon carry most visitors here. They fit the narrow lanes behind Kaleici, take two suitcases without argument and stay cheap on the long runs east along the D400.
From EUR 20 per day
One size up, with a real boot and enough room for four adults on the 45 km run down to Kemer or the drive inland from Manavgat. The Ford Tourneo Courier sits at the practical end of this group and stays close to economy money.
Median rate across all classes: EUR 43 per day
Higher seating for the hill roads above Kemer and the tracks near the Duden waterfalls.
From EUR 25 per day
Two families, or one family plus the luggage a fortnight on the coast actually needs.
From EUR 35 per day
The largest and best equipped cars in the local fleet, booked mostly for the Lara hotel strip.
Smallest class, book early
Open-top cars for the coastal stretch between Konyaalti and the bays west of the city.
32 cars, high season sells out
Renting through a local Antalya supplier is a shorter process than most travellers expect, because the company comes to you rather than the other way round.
Set your dates, compare what the local companies have free and reserve the car you want. The rate is quoted in EUR and the terms of each offer are printed on it before you confirm. If the trip is still moving around, 698 of the cars listed in Antalya can be cancelled at no cost.
Choose where the car reaches you. That can be Antalya Airport, 13 km east of the centre, where a driver waits in arrivals with your name on a board. It can equally be a hotel on the Lara Beach strip, an address in the old town or a resort in Side, 75 km along the coast.
Walk round the car with the supplier, agree the fuel level, sign and go. Turkey drives on the right and the D400 runs the whole length of this coast, so Kemer, Konyaalti, the Duden waterfalls and Manavgat district are all straightforward half-day drives from the city.
Antalyadrive Antalya is not a rental counter. It lists the fleets of car hire firms based in Antalya itself, the operators whose cars sit in the airport car park and whose offices are scattered through Konyaalti, Lara and Manavgat district. You compare and book here, the rental contract is with the supplier, and the person who hands over the keys works for a company you could drive to.
That local footing changes two things. The first is where the car meets you. Because the fleet is already in town, a driver can walk into the arrivals hall at Antalya Airport with a name board, or bring the car to a hotel door on the Lara strip 12 km east of the centre, or drive it out to Side for a guest who lands late and would rather start the holiday in the morning. No shuttle bus, no rental village at the far end of the airport perimeter.
The second is the daily rate. Local operators do not pay for counter space inside a terminal building, and they buy, insure and service their cars in Turkey rather than shipping a European price list across the Mediterranean. That is why an economy car such as the Dacia Sandero Stepway starts at EUR 20 per day, an automatic starts at EUR 25, and the median across all 975 cars sits near EUR 43 rather than the figure you are quoted at an international desk.
Terms follow the same logic. 467 cars are listed with no deposit whatsoever, which means nothing is blocked on your card at the handover and you are not waiting weeks for a hold to clear once you fly home. Another 277 come with unlimited mileage, which matters more here than it sounds: a single week can easily take in Kaleici, the beaches at Konyaalti, the ruins at Side and the road south to Kemer, and that adds up fast.
cars bookable with no deposit at all
offers that cancel free of charge
cars with unlimited mileage included
cars from a newer generation of the model
Turkey drives on the right, and for visitors from most of Europe the adjustment is close to nothing. The D400 is the road that matters: it runs along the coast through Antalya and carries you east past the airport towards Manavgat district or west and south towards Kemer. Junctions are signposted in Latin script, distances are in kilometres, and the surface on the main coastal stretch is good.
City driving is busier than the coast road but not intimidating. The tight part is Kaleici, the walled old town, where the lanes are narrow and mostly closed to traffic, so the usual approach is to leave the car in a car park at the edge and walk in. Along Konyaalti the beach road is wide and parking is easier. A compact car earns its keep in both places, which is one reason 372 of the local cars are in that class.
Of the cars listed in Antalya, 696 are automatic and 279 are manual. That ratio is unusual for southern Europe and it works in your favour: automatics start from EUR 25 per day, close enough to the manual entry price that most people simply take one. If you have not driven a manual in years, there is no reason to relearn on holiday.
The gearbox also matters more than usual on this coast. Traffic backs up along the D400 through the hotel strips in summer, and the roads that climb inland from the shore are a long sequence of bends. Both are easier without a clutch. Filter for an automatic before you compare prices rather than after, because the cheapest headline rate on a listing page is not always the car you actually want to drive for a week.
Antalya fills up in season, and the shallow classes empty first. There are 975 cars in the local pool, but only 59 of them are premium and only 32 are convertibles, so those two disappear weeks ahead in July and August. Compact and family cars, with 372 and 362 listed, hold out far longer and can often be booked close to the date.
The practical answer is to reserve as soon as your flights are fixed and to pick an offer with free cancellation, which 698 of the cars carry. That combination gets you the car and the rate you want without committing to dates that may still move. It also means you are not the traveller comparing whatever is left in the arrivals hall at midnight.
“Landed at Terminal 1, the supplier met us with a sign and we drove off in a clean Fiat Egea twenty minutes later. Booking took five minutes.”
Markus Weber
Munich
“They delivered the car straight to our hotel in Lara and picked it up at the airport when we flew home. Zero hassle both times.”
Charlotte Hughes
Leeds
“Paid nothing upfront and left no deposit. Handover took a little longer than promised, but the price beat every desk at the airport.”
Piotr Zielinski
Krakow
On most offers, yes. 698 of the roughly 975 cars listed in Antalya carry free cancellation, and every offer states its own terms before you confirm rather than after. Cancel inside that window and nothing is charged. If your dates are still soft, filter for free cancellation first and pick the cheapest car that keeps it, rather than chasing the last few euros on a fixed rate.
Your passport, a driving licence for every named driver, and the booking voucher on paper or on your phone. Some national licences need an International Driving Permit alongside them, and the supplier confirms in advance whether yours does. Bring the payment card named on the booking if your offer carries a deposit. On the 467 no-deposit cars there is no card hold at the handover at all.
Because these are Antalya companies rather than international counters. They rent no desk space inside the terminal, they buy and service their cars in Turkey, and they meet customers in the arrivals hall instead of running a shuttle to an off-site lot. Those savings land on the daily rate: economy from EUR 20 per day, automatics from EUR 25, and a median near EUR 43 across the whole local fleet.
Within half an hour of the city the coast road climbs into the Taurus foothills, and the bays below it are almost impossible to reach on a timetable.
Around 975 cars from local suppliers, starting at EUR 20 per day, with 467 available with no deposit and 698 that cancel free of charge.
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