A private Antalya Airport to Çıralı transfer takes its own turn-off from the coast road down to this low-rise beach village, separate from neighbouring Olympos though they share a bay.

The drive leaves the terminal on the D400, the coast road that continues on to Kemer, Kumluca, Finike and Demre. Past Kemer, the road runs through Ulupınar, the trout-restaurant village a few kilometres before the coast turnings, then reaches a signed turn-off for Çıralı — its own road down through pine forest, separate from the one that drops into neighbouring Olympos even though the two share the same bay. The last stretch flattens out through citrus groves before the village opens onto the beach road.
Local building rules have kept Çıralı free of high-rises — just family-run pensions, citrus gardens and a long, dark stretch of sand and pebble behind them. It's one of Turkey's protected nesting beaches for loggerhead turtles, and through the summer the shoreline is kept free of loungers and artificial light after dark so hatchlings can find their way to the sea. After dinner, many guests head up the valley behind the village to see the Chimaera — natural flames that have burned out of the rock here for over two thousand years. It's a favourite for travellers keen to avoid the all-inclusive strip further north.
Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name board, helps with the luggage, and tracks your flight number from booking, so a late landing costs nothing extra. Çıralı's pensions are spread along quiet lanes behind the beach rather than a single resort strip, so the exact name of your pension, or a map pin, helps the driver bring you right to the gate. Baby, child and booster seats are fitted free on request, and a short stop for coffee or a photo on the way down is no trouble — just ask the driver.