Taxi Fare Update in Alanya Starting April 2025

On April 2, 2025, new taxi fares were officially introduced in Alanya. The decision was made during a meeting of the UKOME General Assembly (Transportation Coordination Center of the Antalya Municipality).

The changes took effect immediately:

Starting fare (opening tariff): increased from 25 to 35 Turkish Lira
Cost per kilometer: increased from 37.50 to 50 Turkish Lira
Minimum fare: now set at 180 Turkish Lira (previously 130 Lira)

Representatives of the transportation sector stated that the increase is due to rising costs for vehicle maintenance, spare parts, and fuel.

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