Antalya tram route planner
How many stops, how long, and where to changePick the station where you get on and the one where you get off. The planner counts the stops between them, tells you which line to take and where to change, and works out roughly how long the ride takes. It covers all 3 lines in Antalya, 58 stations in total: trams.
Stops are counted the way you would count them on board: the stop you get on at is not counted, the one you get off at is. For example, Otogar to Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu) on the T1A tram is 20 stops: you don't count Otogar, you do count Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu).
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Routes people look up in Antalya
- Otogar → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)20 stops, no change, ~42 minT1A
- Fatih → Otogar4 stops, no change, ~8 minT1A
- Fatih → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)24 stops, no change, ~50 minT1A
- Kepezaltı → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)23 stops, no change, ~48 minT1A
- Ferrokrom → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)22 stops, no change, ~46 minT1A
- Vakıf Çiftliği → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)21 stops, no change, ~44 minT1A
- Pil Fabrikası → Havalimanı (Giden Yolcu)19 stops, no change, ~40 minT1A
- Fatih → Pil Fabrikası5 stops, no change, ~10 minT1A
Lines in Antalya
Each line opens a page with its stops in order (in Turkish).
Tram
Good to know
A single full fare is 42 TL with Antalyakart. One change within an hour of the first tap is free; between tram lines the window is two hours. Single-use tickets and bank cards get no free change.
Journey times are worked out from the distance between stations, so allow a few minutes either way.
The rest of kacdurak.com is in Turkish. Station and line names are the same in both languages, so the line and station pages linked here are still easy to follow: "durak" means stop, "hat" means line, "aktarma" means change and "yön" means direction.
Line and station data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Last checked on 15 October 2026.