Campervan and motorhome rental in Antalya

Campervan & motorhome rental in Antalya on this page means three motorhomes for 4 to 6 people, each priced by the day, from ₺4,650 for the Lets Go Camper Comfort. Below are the three vehicles, the cost of a trip, the licence a visitor needs in Turkey, road rules and drive times from the city.

Three motorhomes for four to six people

This page offers three motorhomes for 4 to 6 people, each priced by the day: two Lets Go Camper models and an alcove motorhome with an automatic gearbox. All three carry a shower and a toilet on board.

The three motorhomes side by side

What an alcove motorhome is

An alcove motorhome puts a sleeping bunk above the driver's cab — the layout of the North American Class C, typically built on a cutaway van chassis with a bunk over the cab area. The Alcove motorhome, automatic on this page is a motorhome for 4 people with an automatic gearbox and a diesel engine. Behind the cab it carries a toilet, a shower, a 240-litre fresh-water tank, a 160-litre grey-water tank, solar power and a heating system. The gearbox matters more here than in a car: Antalya is flanked by the Taurus Mountains, so routes inland climb from the coast, and on a slow gradient one pedal fewer leaves more attention for the road and the mirrors. My advice is to settle early who sleeps up there, because climbing to a bunk over the cab is easier for some travellers than for others.

The two Lets Go Camper models

The Lets Go Camper Comfort is a motorhome for 4 people, 6.36 m long and 2.1 m wide, while the Lets Go Camper Comfort Premium is a motorhome for 6 people, 6.5 m long and 2.3 m wide. Both carry a shower, a toilet, air conditioning at the front and a TV, and both are marked as ready for winter use. The extra length of the larger model is small — 14 cm — but it is 20 cm wider, and on a village street or a tight pitch it is width that a driver notices first. The gearbox and fuel of these two models are not given here, so ask the manager about both if you have driven automatics up to now. For campervan rental in Antalya with five or six people who all want a bed on board, the Comfort Premium is the model that matches the numbers.

How to choose between them

• A couple or a family of four: the Lets Go Camper Comfort sleeps 4 and, at 2.1 m, is 20 cm narrower than the Comfort Premium.
• Five or six people: the Lets Go Camper Comfort Premium sleeps 6, so the whole group stays on board at night without a hotel.
• Drivers used to automatics: the Alcove motorhome, automatic has an automatic gearbox; for the other two, ask the manager which gearbox comes with them.
• Nights away from campsites: the alcove model carries solar power and a 240-litre fresh-water tank, which stretch the time between service stops.

Daily prices and the cost of a trip

Each price on this page is a starting price for one day. For a trip of several days, compare the total for your dates and the cost per person, not the daily figure alone.

Starting price of each motorhome

The Lets Go Camper Comfort is a motorhome for 4 people from ₺4,650 per day. The Lets Go Camper Comfort Premium is a motorhome for 6 people from ₺6,000 per day. The Alcove motorhome, automatic is a motorhome for 4 people from ₺8,000 per day. Shared by 6 people, the Comfort Premium comes to ₺1,000 per person per day; the Comfort shared by 4 comes to about ₺1,162, and the alcove model shared by 4 to ₺2,000. Is the bigger vehicle the dearer one? Per head, no — when all six beds are used, the Comfort Premium costs each traveller less than the smaller Comfort, which makes it worth a look for two families who travel together.

Three, seven and fourteen days at the daily rate

When the daily rate changes

Rates for the two Lets Go Camper models follow the season: a typical night from October to December costs about two-thirds of a typical night from July to September. Put the other way, high-summer rates run roughly half as high again as late-autumn ones. That seasonal gap is wider than the gap between the Comfort and the Comfort Premium themselves, so the month you travel moves the total more than the model you choose. For camper rental in Antalya with flexible dates, ask the manager for a quote for the same length of trip in October and in July before you settle — the difference can decide whether the larger model fits the budget.

What the daily price does not show

• Fuel: at the end of October 2026 diesel cost more per litre than petrol in Antalya, and the alcove model runs on diesel.
• Tolls: Antalya Province has no motorways as of 2026, so trips along the coast carry no motorway tolls; tolls start beyond the province.
• Handover hours: the two Lets Go Camper models are handed over near Antalya Airport between 09:00 and 16:00, every day of the week.
• The total for your dates: the manager confirms the vehicle and the final figure for your exact dates before the booking is agreed.

Which licence and papers a visitor needs

The motorhomes on this page are driven on a car licence. For a visitor, the questions are how long a licence from abroad stays valid in Turkey and which papers belong in the glovebox.

A class B licence covers these motorhomes

The Alcove motorhome, automatic can be driven on a class B licence, and motorhome companies around Antalya ask for the same licence class. In Turkey, class B is the car and pickup category. For motorhome rental in Antalya, that means a visitor needs an ordinary car licence, not a truck or bus category — check the back of the card to be sure category B is printed there. The weight of each motorhome is not given here, so if your licence carries a restriction by weight, ask the manager for the maximum permitted mass of the vehicle you choose. Sending a photo of both sides of the licence with the booking request saves a round of questions.

Six months on a licence from abroad

A foreigner may drive in Turkey on a licence issued abroad for at most six months from the date of entry. After six months the licence has to be exchanged for a Turkish one, so the rule matters for long winter stays rather than for a two-week trip. Driving outside that period and those conditions brings an administrative fine for each occasion under article 39 of the Turkish traffic law. Because the six months run from the entry date, the passport with its entry stamp is part of the driving papers. If you live in Turkey for part of the year and plan a motorhome trip late in your stay, count the days from the entry stamp before you book.

International permit or a notarised translation

UK government travel advice for Turkey says a driver needs an international driving permit of the Vienna Convention model or a UK licence notarised in Turkish, and that the older Geneva Convention permit is no longer accepted. The Turkish regulation on foreign licences says nothing about the permit, and some rental companies require one more broadly than the law does. A licence in a script other than Latin calls for the permit in any case. The safe course for any visitor is to carry a Vienna Convention permit or a notarised Turkish translation together with the licence — it removes the question at the handover and at a roadside check.

Papers to keep on board

• Driving licence: the card from your country, showing category B, valid for the whole trip.
• Passport with entry stamp: the six months on a foreign licence are counted from the date of entry.
• Permit or translation: a Vienna Convention international driving permit or a notarised Turkish translation of the licence.
• Booking confirmation: the manager's confirmation of the motorhome and the dates, kept with the other papers.

Turkish road rules for a motorhome

Turkish traffic law sets speed limits by vehicle category, and its fines were updated by law 7574 in February 2026. Four groups of rules shape a motorhome trip from Antalya.

Speed limits for a car by road type

Which limit applies to a motorhome

The limit depends on the category on the registration document, because the Turkish table sets one row for cars and lower rows for light goods vehicles, minibuses and trucks. The car limits above — 50, 90, 110 and 130 km/h — are what most drivers know; for a light goods vehicle the same road types carry limits of 50, 80 and 85 km/h. Ask the manager which category the motorhome is registered in, and keep to the signs on the spot, since signs take precedence. Speeding fines are set on a scale by how far above the limit you drive, and the three highest steps also suspend the licence for 30, 60 or 90 days. For RV rental in Antalya my habit is simple: drive a motorhome at the lower of the two limits, and the question of category does not arise at a radar check.

Alcohol, phones and seat belts

• Alcohol: a private car driver above 0.50 promille is fined and loses the licence for six months; for other vehicles the limit is 0.21.
• Phones: using a mobile phone while the vehicle moves is banned, and a second offence within a year doubles the fine.
• Seat belts: belts are compulsory for the driver and every passenger, and the fine goes to whoever rides without one.
• Children: a child under 15 without the proper restraint brings a fine for the driver, so ask the manager how many belted seats there are.

Tolls and the HGS tag

Turkish motorways and bridges are paid electronically through HGS, a tag linked to the vehicle's number plate. Antalya Province has no motorways as of 2026, so the coast road to Kemer, Side and Kaş carries no motorway tolls; the nearest motorways in the state inventory are in Denizli and Aydın provinces. If a passage is made without enough HGS balance, topping up within 15 days avoids any penalty. After that the fine is four times the toll for the section, and paying between day 15 and day 45 reduces it to one toll. Before a long trip beyond the province, ask the manager whether the motorhome carries an HGS tag and how passages are settled.

Winter tyres

Winter tyres are compulsory in Turkey from 15 November to 15 April for vehicles used in intercity passenger and goods transport, and a private car is not named in that list. The governor of each province decides whether the rule applies inside it, based on local average temperatures, and may move the dates by a month. The two Lets Go Camper models are marked as ready for winter use, and the alcove model has a heating system. For a winter route over the Taurus Mountains toward Cappadocia, ask the manager what tyres the motorhome will have.

Routes from Antalya and drive times

Distances and times below are measured by road from Cumhuriyet Square in central Antalya, without traffic. A motorhome needs more: stops for water, photos and a slower pace on mountain bends add up.

Distance and time to twelve destinations

West along the coast to Kemer, Olympos and Kaş

The coastal state road D.400 runs west from Antalya toward Fethiye, and the first stop, Kemer, is 47.7 km away, 40 minutes without traffic. Çıralı, in the Kemer district, has a 3.5 km beach within walking distance of the ruins of Olympos, and the Chimaera — Yanartaş, with its permanent gas vents — is located here. The beach is a major nesting site for Caretta caretta turtles. Further on, Demre (Myra) is 143.1 km from Antalya and Kaş 187.6 km, about two and a half hours. The Lycian Way, a long-distance footpath, runs from Hisarönü near Fethiye to Geyikbayırı in the Konyaaltı district, through Olympos, Çıralı, Kaş and Demre, so a campervan rental in Antalya can double as a support vehicle for day walks. On the turtle beach, park well back from the sand and leave the shoreline dark at night.

East to Aspendos, Side, Alanya and Köprülü Canyon

East of the city the run is flatter: Aspendos is 48 km away, Side 74.5 km and Alanya 137.1 km, just under two hours without traffic. Köprülü Canyon is a national park in the Manavgat district, where canyon walls up to 100 m high stretch for 14 km along the Köprü River. The park also holds the ruins of the ancient city of Selge and the intact Eurymedon Bridge, called Oluk Köprü in Turkish. Its numbers tell their own story — 116.8 km takes 158 minutes, a slower average than any coastal stretch in the table. Treat the canyon as a full day of its own rather than a detour on the way to Side.

Inland to Pamukkale and Cappadocia

Pamukkale, in Denizli Province, is 234.8 km from Antalya, 193 minutes without traffic. Its terraces are made of travertine deposited by mineral water from hot springs, and the ancient city of Hierapolis was built on top of them; sections are periodically closed so that the formations can regenerate. Cappadocia is a different scale of trip: Göreme is 500.3 km away, 385 minutes, more than six hours of pure driving. Termessos, the mountain city above Antalya, is 33.6 km away but takes 42 minutes on the mountain road. For Cappadocia, plan a night on the way rather than one long day at the wheel of a motorhome.

Starting from the airports

• Antalya Airport: 15.6 km by road from central Antalya, 19 minutes without traffic; the two Lets Go Camper models are handed over nearby.
• Gazipaşa–Alanya Airport: 176.4 km by road from central Antalya, 144 minutes, close to Alanya at the eastern end of the province.
• Aksu district: the Alcove motorhome, automatic is based in Aksu, one of the districts of Antalya; the manager confirms the handover point.
• First day: after a flight, a short first leg — Belek at 41 km or Kemer at 47.7 km — keeps the drive in daylight.

Seasons, water and power on board

A motorhome is a small house on wheels, and in Antalya the season decides how hard its air conditioning, heating, water and power have to work.

Climate across the year

Antalya has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Rain is common and often heavy in winter, yet the city is very sunny, with nearly 3,000 hours of sunlight a year. The mean sea temperature ranges from 16 °C in winter to 27 °C in summer. For a motorhome that means two different trips: in July and August the air conditioning at the front and shade at the pitch matter most, while from December to February it is the heating and a dry place to park after rain. Campervan rental in Antalya from October to December falls in the lower-rate season — autumn is the season I would pick for a first motorhome trip on this coast, with the summer heat gone and less work for the cab air conditioning.

Water and grey-water tanks

The Alcove motorhome, automatic carries 240 litres of fresh water and 160 litres of grey water. The grey tank is the smaller of the two, so on a trip with daily showers it can fill before the fresh tank runs dry. The two Lets Go Camper models also have a shower and a toilet, but their tank sizes are not given here — ask the manager for both figures. Plan the stops around the smaller tank: empty grey water at a suitable service point every time you top up fresh water, and the shower stays usable to the end of the trip.

Power and heating

The alcove model has solar power and a heating system, and both Lets Go Camper models are marked as ready for winter use. Nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine a year make solar panels a real source of power on this coast, even outside summer. Air conditioning in the two Lets Go Camper models sits at the front, so ask the manager how the living area is cooled on a hot afternoon. Before the first night, run the heating once at the pitch while there is still daylight to read the controls.

Questions for the handover

• Tanks: is the fresh-water tank full and the grey-water tank empty when the motorhome leaves the depot?
• Toilet: how is the toilet emptied, and where along your route is that allowed?
• Gearbox and fuel: which gearbox and which fuel does the Lets Go Camper model you chose use?
• Heating and power: how do the heating and the solar system switch on, and what do the control panels show?

Key points before you book

The short version of this page: three motorhomes, a car licence, Turkish road rules and drive times from the city centre.

The motorhomes and the cost

• Lets Go Camper Comfort: a motorhome for 4 people from ₺4,650 per day; ₺32,550 for seven days at the daily rate.
• Lets Go Camper Comfort Premium: a motorhome for 6 people from ₺6,000 per day, or ₺1,000 per person when six travel together.
• Alcove motorhome, automatic: a motorhome for 4 people from ₺8,000 per day, with an automatic gearbox and a diesel engine.
• Season: high-summer rates run roughly half as high again as late-autumn rates, so compare dates as well as models.

Licence, roads and routes

• Licence: class B, the car category; a licence from abroad is valid in Turkey for six months from entry.
• Papers: carry a Vienna Convention driving permit or a notarised Turkish translation with the licence and passport.
• Roads: no motorways inside Antalya Province as of 2026; outside it, motorways are paid through HGS.
• Next step: send your dates, the number of people and the route — the manager confirms the motorhome and the total.