Adana Tufanbeyli Transfer
Tufanbeyli private transfer to homes, energy sites and the Comana ruins at Şar, in Adana's high plateau district near the Kayseri border.
Transfer to Adana Tufanbeyli
Most Tufanbeyli transfer requests come from two kinds of traveller: people working at the district's energy facilities, and families from Tufanbeyli coming home from Istanbul, Ankara or abroad. Tufanbeyli is the far northern corner of Adana province, a high plateau district near the Kayseri border, reached over mountain passes. This page explains what the place is like and where our private transfers take you from it.
Adana, But Not as You Know It
Most people picture Adana as a hot, flat plain. Tufanbeyli is the opposite. Lying on the inland side of the Taurus Mountains, it feels much more like Central Anatolia than the Mediterranean. Winters are long and snowy, summers mild. Wheat fields, open pasture and plain village houses make up the landscape.
The district was separated from Saimbeyli and became a district in its own right in 1958. Saimbeyli lies to the south, Kayseri province to the north. Getting here means crossing one of the high passes, so any trip to Tufanbeyli is partly a mountain journey.
The Ruins of Comana at Şar
The district's most notable historic site is Comana, at Şar, north of the town centre. In antiquity this was an important temple city, and most of the remains visible today date from the Roman period. The site is registered as a first-degree archaeological site.
Do not expect crowds. Visitors are mostly history enthusiasts, photographers and researchers. Opening hours change with the season, so check before you go.
Who Travels to Tufanbeyli
There are no hotels listed in Tufanbeyli in our system. Our passengers head to homes, worksites and plant addresses, which says a lot about who comes here.
- Engineers and technical crews working at the thermal power plant and related energy projects
- Families returning to their villages for holidays, weddings or the summer
- Relatives travelling at short notice for a funeral or an illness in the family
- History enthusiasts heading to the Comana ruins
- Contractors visiting sites for a few days of inspections
- Officials on short assignments in the district
A Business Sedan suits a single engineer. A crew travelling together fits in an eight-seat Mercedes Vito or a fifteen-seat Mercedes Sprinter. A family bringing provisions and gifts for the village will appreciate the larger boot of a VIP Vito.
Where We Drive From Tufanbeyli
The airport is the usual destination. Guests also travel to central Adana for hospital visits or official business, to Kozan and Saimbeyli to see relatives, and towards Kayseri for work. Pickup is from your door, whether a family home or a plant gate. For the arrival leg and the mountain road itself, read our page on the transfer from Çukurova Airport to Tufanbeyli.
Prices are per vehicle, not per person. Choose Tufanbeyli in the booking form, add your destination and date, and compare vehicle classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Tufanbeyli?
Tufanbeyli is one of the northernmost districts of Adana province, on a high plateau close to the Kayseri border, with Saimbeyli district to the south. Its climate is very different from the Adana plain, with cold, snowy winters and mild summers. Reaching it involves crossing one of the high Taurus passes.
Can you take us to the Comana ruins?
Yes. Book a point-to-point transfer from your address in Tufanbeyli, or from elsewhere, to the Comana site at Şar. To be collected after your visit, use the "Add return" option in the booking form. Opening hours vary by season, so check them before you set off.
Can we plan regular transfers for our plant crew?
Create a separate booking for each journey to cover your crew's arrivals and departures. Teams of up to eight travel in a Mercedes Vito, and up to fifteen in a Mercedes Sprinter. If shift patterns or flight times change, send a change request through the My Reservation page.
Do you run transfers to Tufanbeyli in winter?
Yes, you can book in winter too. Snow and ice on the high passes can slow the drive, though. If you are heading to a flight, choose an earlier pickup time to leave a margin. If the weather forces a change of plan, send a change request through the My Reservation page.