Kemer is a city in Turkey, which is one of the most popular resorts among tourists from different countries and especially from Russia. It is also the center of the eponymous district of Antalya and Kemer is located in the historical region, which is better known as Lycia. The population of the resort city is not the most - about 23 thousand inhabitants.
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to get to Kemer is by plane. To do this, you need to take a flight "Moscow - Antalya". Utair, Ural Airlines and VIM-Avia fly from Domodedovo airport along this route. The flight time ranges from 3 hours 10 minutes to 3 hours 20 minutes.
Step 2
Turkish Airlines planes take off from the Vnukovo airport by flights Moscow - Antalya. Travel time is 3 hours 20 minutes.
Step 3
And from the airport "Sheremetyevo" fly liners of the airline "Aeroflot", the flight time ranges from 3 hours 15 minutes to 3 hours 25 minutes.
Step 4
At the Antalya airport, you need to take either a taxi or bus # 331 and get to the Antalya central bus station. And then change to the bus number 178, which goes to the central bus station of Kemer.
Step 5
Kemer can be reached by car. To do this, you need to taxi from Moscow to the Kiev highway, and then go straight all the time, without turning anywhere, along the M3 Ukraine highway. After the Russian-Ukrainian border, you need to move along the A142 highway, then go to the E101 highway. Then there will be a small section of the road along the "M01" highway, and then again you must continue along the "E101" highway. The next stage is Kievskoe highway, then the E381 highway, and then again the M01 highway, which ends in Kiev. After Kiev, you must first go along the Brest-Litovsk highway, then along the Zhitomir highway, and then along the highways "M06", "T-06-14", "R-10", "R-31", "M-12", "N-03" and "M-19", which leads to the border with Romania. After the Ukrainian-Romanian border, you need to move along the highways "E85", "DN23", "DN2B", "E584" and "DN21". After the Romanian-Bulgarian border through the territory of Bulgaria, you need to keep to the highways "DN3", "E-70", and then "E773". After Bulgaria, the territory of Turkey will begin, where you will have to go first along the E87 highway, then along the D-650 and D-300 highways, and then along the E80 highway. The last chord is the D400 highway, which runs straight to Kemer. This road will take about 2 days.
