Boats at a pier below the Taurus Mountains in Kemer
Antalya Riviera · Turkey

Car Rental Kemer: No Deposit, No Credit Card

No deposit and no credit card needed from local suppliers in Kemer. Drive the mountain coast to Phaselis, Olympos and the Tahtalı cable car. Book online with ease and add full insurance for extra peace of mind.

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Quick answer

Is renting a car in Kemer worth it?

Yes. Kemer is squeezed between the mountains and the sea, and its best sights – Phaselis, the Tahtalı cable car, Olympos and Çıralı – are spread along the coast road to the south. Local suppliers offer cars with no deposit and no credit card, from Antalya Airport or in Kemer itself.

Nearest airportAntalya (AYT) · ≈ 63 km
Drive from AYT≈ 1 h 5 min, no tolls
Phaselis≈ 13 km
Olympos & Çıralı≈ 35 km
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What to see with a rental car

Kemer lies south-west of Antalya, at the foot of the Taurus Mountains. The D400 reaches it through a series of tunnels along the mountainside, and continues south past pine-covered bays.

With a car you can swim in the three ancient harbours of Phaselis, ride the cable car up Tahtalı Mountain, and see the Chimaera flames above Çıralı after dark.

  • Phaselis and its three ancient harbours
  • The Olympos cable car up Tahtalı Mountain, over 2,300 m
  • Olympos ruins and Çıralı beach
  • The Chimaera (Yanartaş) natural flames at night
  • Kemer marina and Moonlight Park
Destination guide

What to see in and around Kemer, area by area

Kemer town and marina

The marina and Moonlight Park form the centre, with a pebbly beach, cafés and a seafront promenade backed by mountains. The open-air Yörük Park on the headland shows the traditional tents and crafts of the region’s nomads.

Göynük and Beldibi

North of Kemer, Göynük Canyon offers a walk and swim through a narrow gorge with cold, clear water. Beldibi has quieter pebble beaches below steep cliffs, and the road between them is lined with small family hotels.

Phaselis, Tekirova and Tahtalı

South of town, ancient Phaselis lies around three natural harbours in the pine forest, with an aqueduct and a paved main street. Nearby, the Olympos cable car climbs Mount Tahtalı to 2,365 m, with views along the whole coast on clear days.

Çıralı, Olympos and Adrasan

Further south, Çıralı’s long beach leads to the overgrown ruins of Olympos, and the Chimaera flames burn on the hillside above. Adrasan, about an hour and a quarter from Kemer, is a sheltered bay known for boat trips to hidden coves.

Beaches around Kemer and where to park

Moonlight Beach

The main town beach, pebbly with clear water and the marina next door. Paid parking is near Moonlight Park and the marina.

Phaselis bays

Swim in the ancient harbours among the ruins. The site has its own entrance and car park; arrive early in summer, before the boats.

Çıralı Beach

A long, peaceful pebble beach and a loggerhead turtle nesting area, with low-rise guesthouses behind it. Park along the village lanes, not on the beach.

Adrasan Bay

A sandy-pebble bay with shallow water and boat trips to the coves of the Lycian coast. Parking is easier outside the peak afternoon hours.

Distances

Popular drives from Kemer

Road distances on the main roads, rounded up for normal traffic. Allow more time in July and August.

DestinationRoad distanceTypical drive
PhaselisAncient city and coves≈ 13 km20 min
Olympos & ÇıralıRuins, beach and the Chimaera≈ 35 km45 min
Kaleiçi (Antalya old town)Old harbour≈ 45 km50 min
Antalya AirportAYT≈ 63 km1 h 5 min
KaşHarbour town≈ 140 km2 h 15 min
Price statistics

Car rental prices in Turkey by month

Use these published figures as a planning benchmark, then search your exact dates. Prices change with the car class, rental length, pickup point and demand.

Lowest monthFebruary€20 per day
Highest monthJuly€41 per day
Source checked12 October 2026Localrent price guide
Published average car-rental price per day in Turkey (€)
  1. €21Jan
  2. €20Feb
  3. €22Mar
  4. €27Apr
  5. €33May
  6. €39Jun
  7. €41Jul
  8. €40Aug
  9. €36Sep
  10. €32Oct
  11. €29Nov
  12. €28Dec
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MonthPrice per day
January€21
February€20
March€22
April€27
May€33
June€39
July€41
August€40
September€36
October€32
November€29
December€28

Monthly averages published by Localrent, checked 12 October 2026. They are planning references, not live offers. The search above shows the total for your dates.

Best time to go

When to visit Kemer and rent a car

Kemer follows the Antalya coast season, busiest from June to September. We show Turkey-wide price averages for Kemer – from about €20 a day in February to €41 in July – so check the live search for your dates. The Tahtalı summit can keep snow into spring, and the forest walks to Göynük and the Chimaera are most comfortable in April–May and October.

Road-trip ideas

Day trips from Kemer

Phaselis by morning

Arrive early to swim in the ancient harbours before the boats come in.

Up Tahtalı Mountain

Drive to the cable-car station south of Kemer for sea views from above 2,300 m.

Çıralı and the Chimaera

Spend the afternoon on Çıralı beach, then walk up to the flames at dusk.

Before you book

Deposit, payment card and tolls: know the difference before you book

These three conditions cause most surprises at a rental desk in Kemer. Each offer shows them before you pay.

No Deposit

Many local suppliers rent without a security deposit or accept it in cash. Others block an amount on a card until the car is returned. The offer shows which.

No-deposit guide

No Credit Card

Local suppliers commonly accept a debit card or cash at pickup. International brands usually want a credit card in the main driver’s name.

No-credit-card guide

Motorway tolls (HGS)

Turkish toll roads are fully electronic. Rental cars carry an HGS tag and the company charges the tolls after the rental, so ask how it bills them.

How tolls work
On the road

Driving in Kemer: parking, roads and tips

The D400 tunnels

The road from Antalya runs through several tunnels; keep to the limits and use dipped headlights.

Road to Çıralı

The side road down to Çıralı and Olympos is steep and winding. Take it slowly.

Parking

Kemer centre has paid car parks near the marina; sites like Phaselis have their own parking.

Tunnels on the D400

Several tunnels separate Antalya and Kemer. Switch on dipped headlights, don’t overtake inside and expect speed cameras.

Steep side roads

The turn-offs to Çıralı, Olympos and Adrasan descend steeply with hairpin bends. Use a low gear downhill instead of riding the brakes.

Forest roads

The roads to Phaselis and the Tahtalı cable car are narrow and wooded, with tour buses in summer. Drive slowly and keep right.

Good to know in Turkey

  1. Drive on the right and overtake on the left.
  2. Speed limits for cars are usually 50 km/h in towns, 90 km/h on two-way roads, 110 km/h on divided roads and 130 km/h on motorways. Follow the signs.
  3. The alcohol limit for car drivers is 0.5 g/l. The safest choice is not to drink at all.
  4. Seat belts are compulsory in every seat; phones only hands-free.
  5. Motorway, bridge and some tunnel tolls are electronic. Do not stop at the toll gates.
  6. In an accident, call the rental company first and follow its instructions. Insurance usually needs an official report.
Full driving guide
Food and bases

What to eat in and around Kemer

  • Ulupınar troutOn the road towards Olympos, Ulupınar has trout restaurants set beside cold mountain streams, with tables under the trees.
  • Çıralı guesthousesMany family guesthouses grow their own vegetables and serve home-cooked dinners in the garden, often open to non-residents.
  • Kemer marinaRestaurants and cafés around the marina and the old bazaar streets are the town’s evening centre.

Where to stay in Kemer with a car

  • Kemer centreWalk to the marina, beach and restaurants. Smaller hotels may have limited parking, so check before booking.
  • Tekirova and ÇamyuvaQuieter resorts south of town, closer to Phaselis and the Tahtalı cable car, usually with hotel parking.
  • ÇıralıLow-rise eco guesthouses by a long beach, far from nightlife. A car is the easiest way to get in and out.
Choose your car

Find the right car for Kemer

Compare categories by seats, luggage space, transmission and the roads on your route.

Mini and economy

Easy to park in old towns and resort centres. A good match for couples and city stays.

Compact

More boot space for two to four people and longer coastal drives.

SUV and crossover

A higher seating position for mountain roads, gravel tracks to beaches and longer trips.

7-seaters and minivans

Seven or more seats for families and groups with luggage. Book early for July and August.

Automatic

Manual cars are still common in Turkey. Filter for automatic early if you need one.

Premium

More comfort for long motorway days, such as Istanbul to the Aegean coast.

Automatic car rental in Turkey
Documents

What you need to collect your car

Driving licence

A full licence, usually held for at least one or two years. Licences not written in the Latin alphabet need an International Driving Permit as well, and UK licence holders need a 1968 IDP or a licence notarised in Turkish.

Passport or ID card

The document you used for the booking. Visitors can drive on a foreign licence for up to six months after entering Turkey.

Payment method

Use the method named in your offer. If a deposit is taken by card, the card usually has to be in the main driver’s name.

Booking voucher

Keep it on your phone with the supplier’s phone number, meeting point and opening hours.

Good to know

Questions about car rental in Kemer

Short answers for a smoother start. The conditions of the car you choose always take priority.

More car rental questions
Is the road from Antalya to Kemer tolled?

No. The D400 from Antalya to Kemer is a free state road, with several tunnels along the coast.

How far is Kemer from Antalya Airport?

About 63 km, usually around 1 hour 5 minutes through Antalya city.

Can I drive from Kemer to Olympos and Çıralı?

Yes. It is about 35 km and 45 minutes; the last stretch down to the coast is steep and winding.

Can I rent a car in Kemer without a credit card?

Yes. Local suppliers commonly accept a debit card or cash. Use the no-credit-card filter in the search.

Is Kaş a good day trip from Kemer?

It is a long day: about 140 km each way on a scenic, winding road. An overnight stay makes it more relaxed.

Is the Tahtalı cable car worth it?

Yes, on a clear day. The cable car climbs to 2,365 m with views along the coast; it can be cold at the top even in summer.

Is Çıralı good for families?

Yes, for a quiet holiday. The beach is long and calm, and there are guesthouses with gardens, but there is little nightlife.

How many days do I need in Kemer?

Four to five days give time for Phaselis, Tahtalı, Göynük Canyon, Olympos and Çıralı, and a beach day.

What is Göynük Canyon?

A narrow gorge north of Kemer where you can walk and swim in cold, clear water. Go in the morning.

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