A Çukurova Airport to Jasmin Court Apart Otel transfer is a coastal drive that ends just short of Silifke. The airport is near Tarsus; the property is in Kapızlı, right on the Mersin–Silifke road. So the car never needs to enter Silifke town: it stops on the coastal road in the Atayurt area. For families and workers arriving with long-stay luggage, here is how the trip runs from landing to the door.
The First Ten Minutes After Landing
With long-stay luggage, the first minutes at the airport are the most tiring. The belt, the cases, perhaps a pushchair. We track your flight number; if you are delayed, the pickup moves to the actual landing time, so nobody rushes you. At arrivals, look for the sign with your name.
Child seats added to the booking are already fitted. Choosing the right vehicle up front means everything goes in one car.
Past Mersin and Onto the Coast
The car heads west towards Mersin, first on the wide roads round the city, then on the coastal road. The greenhouses of Erdemli, the castle at Kızkalesi and the cove at Narlıkuyu come one after another, with the sea mostly on your left.
Before Silifke: The Stop at Kapızlı
What makes this drive specific to the property is that it ends on the main road. After Narlıkuyu and Atakent, the car keeps heading towards Silifke and stops outside the property at Kapızlı. No village lanes, no hunting for side streets. Even large vans pull in easily.
On summer weekends, Friday evenings especially, traffic can build leaving Mersin and at the entrances to the beach towns. Keep that in mind when you pick your flight.
A Car for a Week's Worth of Bags
The gap between a short break and a long stay shows in the boot. Choose accordingly:
- A couple with light bags, or a solo business traveller: Business Sedan or Comfort Class
- A couple with a week's luggage: Premium Sedan
- A family of four or five with a pushchair: VIP Vito
- A family wanting to rest on the drive: Ultra VIP Vito
- Two families, or eight people with heavy luggage: Mercedes Vito
- A larger work crew heading to the same place: Mercedes Sprinter
We charge per vehicle, not per person. The booking form lists every class side by side.
The End of a Long Stay: Planning the Return
If your return date is fixed, skip the separate booking and use the “Add return” option to put the property-to-airport leg in the same reservation. If your stay gets longer or shorter, send a change request through the My Reservation page. Set the pickup by counting back from your flight, allowing for the coastal road and airport formalities. For the property's location and trips during your stay, see our Jasmin Court Apart Otel page. To begin, choose Çukurova Airport as pickup and Jasmin Court Apart Otel as drop-off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the car have to go into Silifke town?
No. Jasmin Court Apart Otel is east of Silifke town, in Kapızlı, right on the Mersin–Silifke road. After Mersin the car follows the coastal road past Narlıkuyu and Atakent and stops at the property before reaching Silifke, so there is no town-centre traffic to deal with.
Will all our luggage fit in one vehicle?
That depends on the vehicle class. Long-stay luggage can be too much for a sedan; a VIP Vito suits a family of four or five, and the Mercedes Vito suits eight people or a group with heavy bags. Mention your luggage in the booking notes to help with planning.
If we land late at night, how do we get into the property?
The transfer side is covered: we track your flight and meet you at arrivals with a name sign, even late at night. We do not know the property's late check-in arrangements, so contact the property before you travel and let them know your expected arrival time.
What if our return date is not fixed yet?
Book the arrival now and add the return as a separate booking once your date is settled. If the date is already known, the “Add return” option keeps both legs in one reservation, which is simpler. Later changes to dates or times can be requested through the My Reservation page.
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