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- Door to door
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- Best for
- FamiliesGroupsLots of luggage
Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB)
Kusadasi

Kusadasi is eighty-three kilometres south of Izmir Airport, most of it motorway, and the drive takes an hour to an hour and a quarter. A private transfer is 100 USD for the vehicle, up to five. Prices on this coast are quoted in dollars by the operators themselves and this site does not convert them.
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Our two engines returned 81.65 and 83.73 kilometres and driving times within five minutes of each other, which is what thirty-four kilometres of the O-31 motorway does to a routing model. The interesting refusal here is the other product. It has twenty-eight reviews at five stars and is titled "Kusadasi Izmir Airport (ADB) Private Transfer", which does not say which way it runs; its own URL puts Kusadasi first and the airport second, reading as the departure direction. This page compares a one-way arrival, so it is not used.
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The port is the town's own and it is eighty-three kilometres from the airport, most of an hour and a quarter with luggage.
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Selcuk, beside the ruins, is twenty kilometres closer and this site covers that transfer separately.
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This product has none. The one with twenty-eight does not say which direction it runs, and we would rather show a plain journey than a decorated one.
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A hundred dollars covers the vehicle and up to five seats, one option, as listed at Viator on 13 September 2026. It carries no reviews. The better-reviewed product on this route is the one whose direction cannot be established, so what is shown here is the one that states its journey plainly rather than the one with the stars. The figure is in dollars because that is the currency the operator publishes. This site shows what a provider charges in the currency they charge it, and never converts a price into euros to make a page look tidier than the market is.
Kusadasi's harbour takes some of the largest ships in the eastern Mediterranean, and on a day when two are alongside the town's population effectively doubles. That matters for a transfer in one specific way: the road into the centre is the same road the coach fleet uses, and an arrival timed against a sailing is not the moment to discover it.
Two suppliers sell this journey. One has twenty-eight reviews at five stars and a title, "Kusadasi Izmir Airport (ADB) Private Transfer", that never says which way it runs; its own URL puts Kusadasi first and the airport second, which reads as the departure. The other states the direction plainly and has no reviews at all. This page shows the second, because a journey we can identify beats a rating we cannot attach to one.
The price here is in US dollars because that is what the operator publishes. Turkish and Mexican transfer suppliers on this provider frequently quote in dollars, and this site shows a price in the currency it was set in rather than converting it into euros to make the page look consistent. A converted figure is our arithmetic on somebody else's number, and the exchange rate on the day you book is not the one we used.
83 km. Our two engines returned 81.65 and 83.73 km on the same roads.
100 USD for the vehicle, up to five people, checked at Viator rather than quoted live.
Because the operator publishes it in dollars. We show a provider's price in the currency they set it in and do not convert.
Izmir (ADB), 83 km north. It is the nearest international airport.
Yes, but Selcuk beside the ruins is twenty kilometres closer than Kusadasi and this site covers that transfer too.
Every figure on this page is checked against a named source and dated. We do not publish a number we cannot point at.
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