What the €30 already covers on this belt
One figure buys the whole Kemer day. From the moment the jeep reaches the main entrance gate of your hotel in Kemer centre, Beldibi, Göynük or Çamyuva, the fare has paid for the climb inland into the pine forests above the coast, the driver who does all of the driving, the guiding through the day, the halt at the clear mountain stream where everyone wades in, and the meal at the riverside restaurant among the pines. The same fare takes you back down to the same gate at the end of the day.
That is worth reading slowly, because of what the Kemer route record actually contains. The two places this day stops properly — the stream and the lunch table — are both inside the fare. A guest who spends not one further cent between the gate in the morning and the gate at the end still receives the entire programme; the extras below are drinks and choices, not parts of the day being sold back to you.
- Included: hotel pickup and drop-off inside the Kemer belt
- Included: the full day in the mountains with a professional driver
- Included: the traditional lunch at the riverside mountain restaurant
- Included: guiding during the day
- Not included: drinks at lunch and at the stops
- Not included: the photographs and videos the tour team takes
- Not included: personal expenses
- Not included: optional stops charging an admission, settled on site
What comes out of your pocket during the day
Drinks are ordered and settled at the table, at lunch and anywhere else you buy something. The photographs and videos the tour team shoots along the trail are offered separately at the end. Personal spending is your own affair, and nobody on the jeep asks you to spend anything.
The site-wide exclusion list ends with optional stops charging an admission fee, paid on site. On this belt that line is close to theoretical: our operation record for the Kemer departure names no ticketed stop at all, so the realistic budget beyond the fare is drinks and whatever you decide to buy, not tickets. Bring euros in cash for both, because the mountain restaurant is not a place to rely on a terminal.
Why the Kemer fare is €30 and not somebody else's number
€30 is the middle figure of the five Antalya departures this site sells, and it is set belt by belt by the operator rather than calculated from the clock. That is easy to prove from our own price list: the Kemer day runs approximately 7 hours, and two of the other belts run approximately 8 hours for less money, while two run the same length as Kemer for more. Length does not decide the fare. The belt does — which convoy, which road inland, which restaurant at the end of it.
So the useful comparison is not Kemer against a stopwatch but Kemer against the four other departures you could reach from where you are staying. If you want that arithmetic laid out rather than argued, how the five belt fares line up against each other sits on one page, with what each of them includes.
The age bands and who pays which rate
Adults are 13-99 and pay €30. Children aged 4-12 pay €15 and travel accompanied by an adult. Infants aged 0-3 ride free, and you still enter them in the booking form, because the convoy is put together from the numbers the form returns.
Age is a payment band, not a suitability test, and on this belt the two questions genuinely diverge: the trails above Kemer are rocky and the crossings are wet. Before you count the heads in your family, read whether this belt's day works for your children, including the parts of it a small child finds hard.
Paying: nothing online, euros on the day
Reserving is free. The form has no card field and takes no deposit, no matter how far ahead you book. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure, and there is nothing to refund because nothing was ever charged.
Bring the fare in cash in euros, and something on top for drinks. Once your date is settled you can reserve the Kemer departure without paying anything now and hand the whole amount over in euros on the day of the tour.
How to check the figure is still the current one
Prices last checked 2 September 2026. The figure written above is the one the booking form uses, and the form is the authority between the two: if the operator moves the Kemer fare, the form changes first and this page is brought back into line with a new date on that sentence.
Reading this some months later and want the number confirmed before a holiday budget is built around it? Put the question to our WhatsApp, +90 536 603 75 84, and we can confirm what is live that day. Guiding on the day itself is in English, German, Russian and Turkish.
Where this fare applies: the Kemer pickup belt
The €30 covers pickup anywhere inside the scheduled Kemer belt — Kemer centre, Beldibi, Göynük and Çamyuva — and nothing is added for how far along that coast road your hotel happens to sit. A guest at one end of the belt pays exactly what a guest at the other end pays. What the money then buys, hour by hour, is set out on the Kemer departure described stop by stop.
Kiriş and Tekirova lie further down the same road and are handled on request rather than as a scheduled pickup; no separate fare is published for them, and we answer case by case on WhatsApp before you count on it. If your hotel is already inside the belt, you will find your own resort among the Beldibi, Göynük and Çamyuva hotel areas.