A Çukurova Airport to Silifke Göksu Oteli transfer follows the Mersin coast west and ends in the heart of the riverside town, on Atatürk Bulvarı. Many guests here come on business or for a short cultural trip, and their days are counted in hours. Below we cover the journey from arrivals to the hotel door, the drive into town and how to plan your last day around the trip back to the airport.
Making the Meeting
Landing around midday with a meeting in Silifke that afternoon? Then every minute counts. Enter your flight number when you book and we track the flight; if it is late, the pickup moves to the actual landing time. Walk out into arrivals, find the sign with your name, and the car is waiting.
It is a long drive, so the back seat becomes your office. Read your notes, make your calls. When fixing the meeting time, allow for the length of the journey and for traffic as you enter town.
Coast, Plain, Town
The car heads from the airport towards Mersin on the wide roads around the city, then follows the coast through Erdemli, Kızkalesi, Narlıkuyu and Susanoğlu. On summer weekends traffic can build up leaving Mersin and in the beach towns; on weekdays during business hours the road usually moves better.
After Susanoğlu the road comes down onto the Göksu plain, through greenhouses and orchards, and into Silifke. The car makes for the centre and the Göksu neighbourhood, stopping outside the hotel on Atatürk Bulvarı. A boulevard address means no circling of side streets.
For more on the hotel's central location and the trips you can take from it, see our Silifke Göksu Oteli page.
A Car to Suit the Traveller
Guests at this hotel need different things. Consider:
- A solo business traveller: Business Sedan
- An executive or guest who wants a quieter, roomier car for the long drive: Premium Sedan or Comfort Class
- A family of four or five on a cultural trip: VIP Vito
- An official delegation, association or festival group: Mercedes Vito, Mercedes Sprinter or the seven-seat Ultra VIP Sprinter
Prices are per vehicle, not per person. The booking form shows each class side by side, and child seats can be added as an extra.
Your Last Day: Sightseeing and the Flight Home
With an evening flight, the last day does not have to be wasted. One option: check out in the morning, book a point-to-point transfer with your luggage to Kızkalesi or Narlıkuyu, spend the day there, and book a separate transfer from there to the airport. Kızkalesi lies in the direction of the airport, so this also shortens the final drive.
If you would rather go straight back, no separate booking is needed: use “Add return” to add the hotel-to-airport leg to the same reservation. Pick a pickup time that works back from your flight, allowing for coastal traffic and airport check-in. To begin, select Çukurova Airport as pickup and Silifke Göksu Oteli as drop-off, then enter your flight number.
Frequently Asked Questions
I have an afternoon meeting in Silifke. Which flight should I take?
The drive from the airport to central Silifke is long, so choose a flight that lands well before your meeting, allowing for baggage reclaim and traffic entering town. Flight tracking means a delay moves your pickup to the real landing time, but we recommend keeping some flexibility in your meeting time.
Can I sightsee on my last day and still catch an evening flight?
Yes. Check out in the morning and book one transfer with your luggage to Kızkalesi or Narlıkuyu, then a second from there to the airport. Plan both as separate point-to-point transfers and set the second pickup by working back from your flight. Prices appear in the booking form.
We are travelling as a delegation. Can we all go in one vehicle?
Delegations of up to eight can travel together in a Mercedes Vito, and up to fifteen in a Mercedes Sprinter. Smaller groups wanting roomier seating can choose the seven-seat Ultra VIP Sprinter. The hotel is on Atatürk Bulvarı, so large vehicles can pull up outside easily.
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