Kaputaş and Kaş
The finest stretch of the D400. Take the steps down to Kaputaş for a swim, then spend the afternoon in the old streets of Kaş. Roadside parking is limited, so set off early.
Car hire in Antalya
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Which car will it be?
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Additional driver and child seat on the next step
- No deposit
- No credit card needed
- Free cancellation
- No deposit
- No credit card needed
- Full insurance included
Pick-up points
Where should we meet you?
AYT
The airport
We meet you at the terminal exit — no shuttle, no trip to an office. The handover is done on a tablet in five minutes. Leave your flight number and the car waits if you're delayed.
OFFICE
Muratpaşa
Collect from our main office in Gebizli. Weekdays 08:30–19:00, weekends by appointment.
HOTEL
Lara, Belek, Side, Kemer
Handover and return at your hotel. The fee depends on where the hotel is: free in Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı and Kepez on rentals of three days or more, elsewhere by distance — you see the amount when you book.
ADDRESS
To your door
We bring the car to any home or office address in central Antalya, and collect it from the same place.
Why 3RED
How renting works with us
We have been renting cars in Antalya since 2016, with our own fleet, our own office and our own team. What follows is not advertising copy — the same wording is in our rental agreement.
You don't come to the office — the car comes to you
Picking up a car at the airport usually means waiting: if the office is inside the terminal you sign there, then take a shuttle to the car park; if it is outside, you wait for the shuttle first. None of that here — your car is at the exit, and the handover takes five minutes on a tablet. We bring it to your hotel, home or office the same way.
We take no deposit
The international chains hold €900–1,000 on your card; we hold nothing. No pre-authorisation, no cash security — you pay the rental price and take the car.
Full insurance with zero excess, in the price
Every CDW has an excess: up to a certain amount, damage is charged to you. At Antalya airport that runs as high as €1,500. We have no excess — damage costs you nothing. With a police report filed, accidents, damage and theft are covered; the only thing not covered is a tyre puncture.
No new charge appears at handover
Extra insurance, a mini-CDW, a tyre-and-glass package, a small-damage waiver — none of it is sold to you at handover, because it is all already in the price. You pay the figure on your screen, once. After the rental ends, only what you used is calculated: motorway tolls, missing fuel, any traffic fine and excess mileage.
An answer within the hour
Messages on WhatsApp, Telegram and Instagram get a reply in under an hour during working hours.
No car in the fleet is over two years old
Roadside assistance and scheduled servicing are on us.
Service areas
Where shall we bring the car?
We deliver across the whole of Antalya province and along the Muğla coast. At airports we meet you on arrival; a delivery fee may apply by distance and we tell you the exact figure when you book.
Antalya centre
Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı, Kepez, Döşemealtı, Aksu, Lara, Kundu, Güzeloba. In Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı and Kepez delivery and collection are free on rentals of three days or more.
Western coast
Kemer, Göynük, Beldibi, Çamyuva, Tekirova, Olympos, Çıralı, Adrasan, Finike, Demre, Kaş, Kalkan.
Eastern coast
Belek, Kadriye, Serik, Side, Manavgat, Kızılot, Okurcalar, Avsallar, Alanya, Mahmutlar, Gazipaşa.
Muğla coast
Fethiye, Ölüdeniz, Göcek, Dalaman, Sarıgerme, Marmaris, İçmeler, Datça, Bodrum. We deliver to Dalaman and Bodrum airports. All of these are outside Antalya province; delivery requires a rental of at least 7 days.
We hold no leased rental counter inside the airports; handover and return are done as a meet-and-greet, in the car park or at the terminal exit. Leave us your flight number and we will track any delay.
Payment
How will you pay?
You can pay on handover or in advance. Whichever way you choose, nothing is blocked on your card, because we take no deposit.
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Cash
We accept Turkish lira, euro and US dollars. The exchange rate for the day is shown openly and written into the contract.
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Credit and debit card
Cards valid in Turkey can be used at the office or at the delivery point, so you do not need to bring cash. One payment or instalments, as you prefer. Only the rental amount is charged — no hold.
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Bank transfer
Transfer to our company account, send the receipt, and we prepare the car and set off. This is the usual route for corporate rentals.
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No hold, no blocked funds
We do not apply the €900–1,000 card hold the international chains ask for. Not a single lira is frozen on your card.
Beyond the rental price, the main items that can appear later are motorway tolls, a fuel shortfall, any traffic fine and an excess-mileage charge if you go over. We calculate these at return and show you the documents; the full list is in the rental terms.
Distances
How far is it from the airport?
Approximate road distances from Antalya Airport. Times assume normal traffic; the fuel figure is for one direction, based on a car using 6.5 litres per 100 kilometres.
| Destination | Distance | Time | Fuel |
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| Lara / Kundu | 14 km | 20 dk | ~1 L |
| Belek / Kadriye | 33 km | 35 dk | ~2 L |
| Kemer | 58 km | 1 sa | ~4 L |
| Side / Manavgat | 65 km | 1 sa 10 dk | ~4 L |
| Çıralı / Olympos | 85 km | 1 sa 20 dk | ~6 L |
| Köprülü Canyon | 87 km | 1 sa 20 dk | ~6 L |
| Alanya | 125 km | 2 sa | ~8 L |
| Kaş | 190 km | 2 sa 40 dk | ~12 L |
| Fethiye | 195 km | 2 sa 45 dk | ~13 L |
| Kaputaş Beach | 210 km | 3 sa | ~14 L |
| Pamukkale | 240 km | 3 sa | ~16 L |
| Dalaman | 240 km | 3 sa 20 dk | ~16 L |
| Marmaris | 320 km | 4 sa 40 dk | ~21 L |
| Bodrum | 420 km | 5 sa 30 dk | ~27 L |
Distances vary by a few kilometres between sources, and the route you pick changes the driving time noticeably. Towards Kaş, Kaputaş and Fethiye the D400 is winding and steep — allow more time than the table suggests.
Day trips
Leave the hotel, be back by evening
Even on an all-inclusive holiday you can keep one day for yourself. Take the car outside your hotel in the morning and leave it in the same place that evening. Every route below fits comfortably into a single day.
Çıralı and Olympos
A loggerhead turtle beach, the ruins of ancient Olympos, and the Chimaera flames at dusk. The last ten kilometres are narrow and winding — hard by bus, easy by car.
Köprülü Canyon
Rafting country and the Roman-era Oluk Bridge. It stays cool inside the national park, which makes it the right direction on the hottest days.
Side and Manavgat
The Temple of Apollo and the ancient theatre, then Manavgat Waterfall. The closest history to the coast; a half day is enough.
Pamukkale
The travertines and Hierapolis. It makes for a long day and you need to leave by seven, but you see it without being caught in the coach crowds.
The Kemer coves
Göynük Canyon and the small coves between Beldibi and Tekirova. The shortest and most flexible route for families with children.
Mileage is counted across the whole rental rather than day by day: five days give you 1,000 km, which covers every route here. For long runs such as Pamukkale or Bodrum we suggest taking the car for two days.
Rental terms
What to know before you book
- Driver age
- 21+For the BMW 3.20 you need to be 25 or over.
- Deposit
- NoneWe do not ask for a credit card and we do not place a hold on it. You can pay by card at the handover; only the rental amount is charged.
- Insurance
- Full coverInsurance is inside the daily rate; you pay nothing extra for it.
- Mileage
- 200 km a dayWe count mileage across the whole rental rather than day by day: five days give you 1,000 km, and 4,000 km a month on long-term rentals. Beyond that we charge 7 ₺ per kilometre.
- Fuel
- Return it as you got itBring the car back at the fuel level you took it at. If it is short we charge the current pump price and add no service fee on top.
- Additional driver
- 250 ₺ a dayThe additional driver must also give us licence and passport details. Anyone not named in the contract may not drive the car; if they do, the insurance stops applying.
- Child seat
- 150 ₺ a dayWe have infant, child and booster seats. Tell us the child's age and weight when you book and we will bring the right seat already fitted.
- One-way drop-off
- By distanceFree — both airport terminals and our city-centre officeMuratpaşa, Konyaaltı, Kepez — free from three days, shorter rentals 500 ₺ each wayAnywhere else — 20 ₺ per kilometre each way, minimum 500 ₺We work out delivery and collection separately; you see them as two lines in your booking summary. Outside Antalya province (Fethiye, Göcek, Dalaman, Marmaris, Bodrum and around) we only go on rentals of seven days or more.
- Tolls and fines
- Only what you useThe cars carry an HGS motorway tag. We show you the crossings made during your rental with the record and collect them at handback. Since the 2020 change in the law, traffic fines are issued directly in the driver's name.
- Driving licence
- Licence held 2 years
You need to have held your licence for at least two years; three for the BMW 3.20. Foreign licences carry a further time limit:
Foreign licence
Valid for 6 months from your last entry into Türkiye. The entry stamp in your passport is what counts.
Once 6 months are upTwo ways forward: apply for a Turkish licence, or leave the country and re-enter. Otherwise we cannot hand the car over.
Turkish citizen · foreign licenceIf your licence was issued abroad, you may rent for up to 1 year from your last entry.
Corporate fleet
Need it for a year,
Need it for a year,
not a week?
Rather than buying cars for your company, rent them. Servicing, insurance, tyres and inspections are on us — you just put fuel in. On long-term contracts we pick the cars together.
If you are wintering in Antalya, a monthly rental is the sensible route. In low season a month can cost about what a few days cost in high summer. Servicing, insurance, tyres and inspection are ours to handle.
- Contract length
- 1 – 36 months
- Servicing & insurance
- Included
- If it breaks down
- Replacement car
- Fleet size
- From one car
- Monthly mileage
- 4,000 km
Support
Common questions
The four we are asked most
Is there really no deposit at all?
None. We open no pre-authorisation on your card and take no cash security. The only thing you pay is the rental price; at return we calculate tolls, any fuel shortfall, any fine and an excess-mileage charge if you went over. The new regulation coming into force on 1 January 2027 makes a deposit ceiling compulsory across the industry — we were already not charging one before the rule existed.
I would rather not carry cash. Can I pay by card?
You can. We bring a card terminal to the handover, so you pay by credit or debit card. Only the rental amount is charged — no pre-authorisation and no hold on your card.
Can you bring the car to my hotel and collect it in the evening?
Yes, and it is our most common booking. We bring the car to your hotel in the morning and collect it from the same place at night — the easiest way to have a car for one day without disturbing a package holiday. The delivery fee depends on where the hotel is: free in Muratpaşa, Konyaaltı and Kepez on rentals of three days or more, elsewhere calculated from the road distance from our office. You see the amount in the booking summary before you send it.
Can I hire a car on a foreign driving licence?
Yes, but there's a time limit. A foreign licence is valid for 6 months from your last entry into Türkiye. Once that runs out you have two options: apply for a Turkish licence, or leave the country and re-enter. If you're a Turkish citizen holding a licence issued abroad, you can rent for up to 1 year from your last entry. We check the entry stamp in your passport at handover, so please bring it.
Other questions
Should I hire a manual or an automatic in Türkiye?
Antalya city traffic is heavy and the coast roads are steep and winding. If you'll be stopping and starting around town, an automatic is noticeably easier. Manual cars cost less per day and use slightly less fuel, but most of our fleet is automatic, so manuals get scarce in high season.
Can I collect in Antalya and drop off in another city?
Yes. One-way drop-off is available at Gazipaşa, Dalaman and points around Muğla; a one-way fee applies based on distance. Just tick "I'll drop it off somewhere else" at the booking step. Points outside Antalya province require a rental of at least 7 days.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
Add your flight number to the booking and we'll track it. If you land late your pick-up time updates automatically at no extra cost. Without flight details we hold the car for two hours.
How do tolls and traffic fines work?
Every car comes with an HGS toll tag fitted. Tolls incurred during your rental are calculated and settled when you return the car. Traffic fines are invoiced once they reach us, with no handling fee added on top.
Can I add a second driver?
Yes. An additional driver is 250 ₺ per day. They must also provide a driving licence and passport. Anyone not named in the contract driving the car voids the insurance, so please tell us at handover.
I have no credit card. Can I still rent?
Yes. We do not require a credit card; you can pay in cash or by debit card. The card hold the international chains ask for is not applied here.
What if my foreign card doesn't work in Turkey?
The simplest route is cash — we accept Turkish lira, euro and US dollars, and the rate goes into the contract in writing. Bank transfer is possible for corporate rentals. We settle how you will pay while you book, so there is no surprise at handover.
My flight lands at midnight. Can I still pick the car up?
Yes. We do airport handovers through the night; just leave your flight number when booking. We track the flight, so a delay simply moves the meeting time and costs nothing extra.
What happens if I go over the daily mileage?
The allowance is 200 km a day and it is counted across the whole rental: five days give you 1,000 km, so 400 km one day and 50 the next is fine. Long routes such as Kaş, Fethiye or Pamukkale fit inside it on a multi-day booking. If you exceed the total, each further kilometre is 7 ₺.
What happens in an accident or a breakdown?
Full insurance is included in the rate. In an accident call 112 first, then us; the insurance cannot proceed without an official accident report. If the car becomes unusable we replace it — whoever was at fault. Within 24 hours in nearby areas; further away the time depends on the distance. After minor damage the rental continues with the same car. Driving under the influence, driving without a licence and letting an unnamed person drive all void the insurance.
How far in advance should I book?
In July and August the fleet runs almost full, so we suggest writing at least two weeks ahead. Automatics and child seats are the first things to run out in peak season. Between November and March a day's notice is usually enough. Minimum rental is one day.
What should I know about driving in Turkey?
Traffic drives on the right. Speed limits are 50 km/h in built-up areas, 90 on single-carriageway roads, 110 on dual carriageways and 120 on motorways. The coastal D400 is heavily camera-monitored. Seat belts are compulsory in every seat, the alcohol limit for private cars is 0.50 per mille, and the emergency number is 112. Average speed drops on the winding stretches towards Kaş and Kaputaş — allow for it when planning your day.
I am wintering in Antalya — does a monthly rental make sense?
Usually yes. Monthly rates fall noticeably between November and March; in that window a month can come close to what a few days cost in July or August. Servicing, insurance, tyres and inspection are ours, and the mileage allowance is 4,000 km a month. You can ask for a quote from the long-term section.
Photographs come from Wikimedia Commons; the cropping and colour work are ours. Kaputaş: Alexander van Loon, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Çıralı: Josh.artofwayfaring, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Köprülü: Capyusuf, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Manavgat: Demonlord1982, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Pamukkale: Jean-Marc Astesana, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Kemer: Saken Kenzhebayev, CC BY 3.0
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