Izmir Airport → Mugla Transfer
Izmir Airport → Mugla private transfer: fixed ₺10,000 (≈ €180) per vehicle, journey ≈ 3 hours. No prepayment and no waiting fee for flight delays; you pay at the end of the ride.
Private transfer from Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to Mugla — the historic provincial capital and the central hub for the Aegean and Mediterranean resorts of the south.
Private Izmir Airport to Mugla Transfer
Mugla is the historic provincial capital that connects Izmir to Bodrum, Marmaris, Datca and Fethiye. The old town of Saburhane is a maze of beautifully restored Ottoman houses and shaded courtyards, and the city is the home of Mugla Sitki Kocman University.
The drive from Izmir Airport is about 230 km and takes 3 hours on average. Your driver follows the most comfortable road.
Why Travel With Egem
- Door to door – right at your hotel, residence or campus.
- Fixed price – per vehicle, one way.
- Modern Mercedes fleet – comfortable for the long drive.
- 24/7 flight tracking – pickup adjusts automatically.
Izmir Airport → Mugla Transfer Price
Price is per vehicle, one way (door to door, no hidden fees). Currency rates are approximate.
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Mercedes Vito VIP
- Air Conditioning
- Leather Seats
- USB Charging
- Complimentary Water
- TV
- Baby Seat
Mercedes Vito
- Air Conditioning
- Leather Seats
- USB Charging
- Complimentary Water
- Baby Seat
About Izmir Airport → Mugla
Let's Plan Your Journey
Our 24/7 team tracks your flight; your driver is waiting at the door the moment you land.
Reservation Form →Articles About Mugla
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Knidos Ancient City: Datça's Temple of Aphrodite
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Muğla Old Town: Saburhane's Stone Houses and Arasta Bazaar
Most travelers see Muğla only as a highway sign en route to Bodrum or Marmaris — its old town of stone houses and a working bazaar deserve a…
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