Chauffeur-driven Mercedes Vito transfers to Burhaniye, from 8.500 TL. No prepayment, fixed price and free flight tracking.
A district on the southern side of the Gulf of Edremit, known for its olive groves. Its coastal section goes by the name Ören, and that is where most of the accommodation is. Edremit Koca Seyit airport is very close by — we do run transfers from İzmir, but if your flight options allow, Koca Seyit saves considerable time.
We run VIP-upholstered Mercedes Vito vehicles with experienced drivers for journeys to and from Burhaniye. We track your flight in real time — however late you land, your driver waits at the arrivals exit.
The fare varies with season, time of day and vehicle type. It is fixed at booking and nothing is added afterwards. Message us for an exact quote.
Get an exact price for BurhaniyeThe North Aegean is a region most İzmir-based transfer companies do not even publish prices for. We have an office in Ayvalık — we know this stretch from the ground, not from a distance.
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A Burhaniye transfer starts from 8.500 TL with a Mercedes Vito. The price is per vehicle, so the number of passengers does not change it, and it is fixed at booking.
The distance is about 190 km and the journey normally takes 2 h 25 min. Summer traffic can make it longer, but the fare stays the same.
No. We do not ask for a card number and we take no deposit. You pay the driver in the car after the transfer is complete.
We track your flight in real time. However late you land, your driver waits at the arrivals exit and there is no waiting charge.
No. The price agreed at booking is fixed. Traffic or a longer route does not add anything to the fare.
Yes. One baby or child seat is provided free of charge on every transfer.
Yes. Our vehicles work with a 24/7 call centre, so we meet passengers at any hour, including overnight arrivals.
Our call centre is open 24/7 across İzmir and the North Aegean. The same number answers at any hour of the night.