Kundu on the Antalya pickup list
The Antalya departure is set up for four sub-areas, and Kundu Mevkii is one of them, next to Lara Mevkii, Konyaaltı Mevkii and the city centre. None of the four carries an on-request condition, so a Kundu resort sits inside the scheduled belt. The convoy is assembled gate by gate before it leaves the coast, which is why your time is confirmed after booking rather than printed here.
The booking directory lists 17 hotels under Kundu Mevkii. Hotels inside the belt, for example: Adalya Elite Lara, Aska Lara Resort & Spa, Asteria Kremlin Palace, IC Hotels Green Palace, Royal Holiday Palace, Titanic Mardan Palace, Venezia Palace Deluxe Resort and WOW Topkapı Palace. They mark the reach of the belt; none is a pickup promise on its own, and none carries a time. A Kundu resort absent from that list is still inside the belt and is booked by typing its name.
Kundu is the eastern edge of the city belt, and the question we hear from guests here is whether they are 'Antalya' or 'Belek'. For the jeep safari, Kundu is Antalya. The pickup belts along the whole coast are set out on one page if your resort name leaves you unsure.
The Antalya day, from a Kundu gate
After the last hotel, the road turns inland into the Taurus foothills: pine forest, citrus orchards and streams pass on the way up, on tarmac at first. Then the convoy leaves the road and the open-top jeeps take dusty mountain tracks and shallow river crossings, each jeep with a professional driver and guests as passengers.
Above the tarmac the day turns into a sequence of halts: viewpoints across green valleys, the river stops where the summer water fights break out, and a mountain village where traditional crafts are still worked. Lunch is served beside running water at a riverside restaurant, and the afternoon is the descent back to the coast and the drop-off at your resort gate — approximately 7 hours end to end. Neither a village nor a river is named here, because the operation record we publish from names none; the Lara and Kundu belt page tells the same day for the whole city belt.
What is in the price and what is paid on site
Everything below sits inside one fare: the adult figure given once in the short answer, with a child rate that the form shows for ages 4-12. For the five prices in one comparison, open the price page.
- Included: pickup and drop-off at Kundu, Lara, Konyaaltı and city-centre hotels
- Included: the full day in the mountains with a professional driver
- Included: lunch at the riverside restaurant
- Included: guiding during the day
- Not included: drinks at lunch and at the stops
- Not included: photos and videos taken by the tour team
- Not included: personal expenses
- Not included: optional stops that charge an entrance fee, paid on site
Who the day suits
Families are well served here: children aged 4-12 ride at the child rate accompanied by an adult, infants aged 0-3 for nothing, and the river stops and water fights are what the children talk about afterwards. Adults, from 13 up, get the viewpoints and the village.
What the day asks of you: a tolerance for rough tracks (pregnant guests and anyone with back or neck problems should skip it and tell us before boarding), clothes you do not mind soaking in summer, and the knowledge that winter runs switch to covered jeeps without the water games. In the bag: swimwear worn under your clothes, closed shoes for wet and dust, a towel, a change of clothes, sunscreen, a hat, a waterproof pouch for the phone.
Reserving from a Kundu resort
Three things to book the Antalya departure from Kundu: a date, the number of adults and children, and the resort name. No card is asked for online. Cancelling is free up to 24 hours before departure, and the amount is handed over in euros on the day of the tour.
The day is guided in English, German, Russian and Turkish. Large Kundu resorts sometimes have more than one entrance; the main entrance gate is the standard meeting point, and if yours is ambiguous, say so on WhatsApp at +90 536 603 75 84 and the spot is confirmed with the time.
Kundu's neighbours: Kadriye to the east, Konyaaltı to the west
East of Kundu the golf coast begins and the belt changes: Kadriye is collected by the Belek departure, a separate convoy with its own route and its own day. A guest in Kadriye should read the Kadriye page and book that departure rather than this one.
West of Kundu, past Lara and the city centre, Konyaaltı is on the same Antalya departure as Kundu, in the same convoy. The Konyaaltı page adds the city-centre and old-town hotels to the picture.