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Class 01Comfort Class
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Class 02Mercedes Vito or similar
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Class 03Private VIP Minivan
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Class 04Private Premium Minivan
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Class 05Mercedes Sprinter or similar
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Class 06Private Premium Minibus
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Class 07Private Business Sedan
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Class 08Private Premium Sedan
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Çukurova Airport Kozlar Yaylası Doğa Otel Transfer
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A Çukurova Airport to Kozlar Yaylası Doğa Otel transfer packs more scenery changes into one ride than almost any hotel run in the region. Flat plain and coast first, then the Göksu valley, and finally a summer plateau in the Taurus mountains. Below: the character of the road, which vehicle to pick and how to time your arrival at the plateau.
The First Step After Landing
We meet you in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. With your flight number in the booking we track the flight, and a delay moves the pickup to the actual landing time. Because the drive to the plateau is long, your landing time directly sets your arrival time. Factor that in from the start.
Three Landscapes in One Drive
The car leaves the airport heading west, using the wide roads around Mersin to reach the coast. As far as Silifke the sea stays beside you. At Silifke the route turns north towards Karaman and follows the Göksu River valley up to Mut.
The last part is what makes this trip different. Beyond Mut the road climbs into the mountains, bends tighten, and trees and rock take over. It is a plateau road: narrow in places and sensitive to weather. When you step out, the air is clearly cooler than in the valley. Keep a jumper near the top of your bag. For more on the plateau and trips from the hotel, see our Kozlar Yaylası Doğa Otel page.
Choosing a Car for the Mountain Road
On a climb like this, cabin comfort and boot space matter more than in town:
- Solo travellers or couples: Business Sedan, Comfort Class or Premium Sedan
- Families with children and plateau luggage: VIP Vito
- Families wanting a roomier cabin for the long ride: Ultra VIP Vito
- Two families or a group of friends heading up together: the eight-seat Mercedes Vito
Mountain holidays come with more luggage than expected: warm layers, walking boots, sometimes groceries. Choose with that in mind. Child seats can be added as an extra, and prices are per vehicle.
Arriving in Daylight
The mountain road is easier and far more enjoyable in daylight, and the views are a bonus. If you can, choose a flight landing in the morning or around midday. On an evening arrival you will reach the plateau after dark, so tell the hotel in advance. Booking sites say there is no front desk, which makes sharing your arrival time with the hotel important.
The return needs no separate booking. Use “Add return” in the form to add the plateau-to-airport leg. Work the pickup time back from your flight, allowing for the mountain road, the valley and traffic around Mersin. To start, select Çukurova Airport and Kozlar Yaylası Doğa Otel in the booking form.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the last part of the road like?
As far as Mut the route follows the coast and the valley. After Mut the plateau road begins: winding, narrow in places and affected by weather. Local news reports say some plateau roads in the area have been paved in recent years, but driving on a mountain road is still slower than in the valley.
What should we do if our flight lands in the evening?
Your transfer is planned around your flight, but you will reach the plateau after dark. Booking sites say the hotel has no front desk, so tell the hotel in advance that you will arrive late and confirm how check-in works. If you have a choice, a daytime arrival makes the mountain road more comfortable.
Which vehicle is most comfortable for the climb?
For one or two passengers the sedan classes are enough. Families with children or plenty of mountain luggage will find more boot space in a VIP Vito, and those wanting a more comfortable cabin can choose the Ultra VIP Vito. The booking form shows the price for each vehicle class separately.
Can we travel outside the summer season?
You can book a transfer for any date through the form, but first confirm with the hotel that it is open then and ask about the plateau road. Yaylas are busiest in summer, and spring or autumn weather can affect the road. If your dates change, send a request through the My Reservation page.