Traveling with Children from Antalya Airport: Complete Transfer Guide 2026
Antalya is one of Europe's top family holiday destinations. In a typical summer week at Antalya Airport, more than half the passengers arriving from the UK, Germany, Russia, and the Netherlands are families with children — babies in arms, toddlers in pushchairs, primary school children dragging cabin bags. Arriving at a foreign airport with children is one of the most stressful things a parent can do, especially at midnight after a long flight when someone is crying and the luggage carousel has been moving for 25 minutes. This guide is written specifically for that situation: what to expect, how child seats work, which vehicle to choose for different family sizes, and how to make the journey from the plane to your hotel bed as smooth as possible. The answer to the most common question: child seats are free, available on all vehicles, and require only an advance request at booking. You do not need to bring your own.
Quick Answer
Children's transfers from Antalya Airport: infant (0–13 kg), toddler (9–18 kg), booster (15–36 kg) seats — all free, request at booking. Belek minivan €105, Side minivan €130. Driver waits at Terminal 2 Arrivals, ground floor, left side after the automatic sliding doors, before the taxi rank, holding a printed A4 sign with your surname. Night arrivals: +30% surcharge, e.g. Belek sedan night €104. Vehicles climate-controlled, quiet. Payment is made securely online by card at booking; no payment to the driver is required.
Contents
- 1. Table of Contents
- 2. Child Seats: What Is Available and How to Request
- 3. Choosing the Right Vehicle for Your Family
- 4. Pushchairs and Prams: What Fits
- 5. Night Arrivals with Children
- 6. Journey Times by Route: Is It Too Long for My Child?
- 7. The Arrivals Hall with Children: Practical Tips
- 8. Tips for Specific Ages
- 9. Special Requirements: Beyond Child Seats
- 10. Returning Home: The Departure Transfer
- 11. Language and Communication
- 12. Booking Checklist for Families
- 13. Family Resort Hotel Notes
Table of Contents
1. Child Seats: What Is Available and How to Request
2. Choosing the Right Vehicle for Your Family
3. Pushchairs and Prams: What Fits
4. Night Arrivals with Children
5. Journey Times by Route: Is It Too Long for My Child?
6. The Arrivals Hall with Children: Practical Tips
7. Tips for Specific Ages
8. Special Requirements: Beyond Child Seats
9. Returning Home: The Departure Transfer
10. Language and Communication
11. Booking Checklist for Families
12. Family Resort Hotel Notes
Child Seats: What Is Available and How to Request
AntalyaTransfers provides three types of child seat at no extra charge. You must request the correct type at booking — the seat is fitted in the vehicle before pickup.
| Seat type | Child weight | Child age (approximate) | Notes |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Infant carrier (rear-facing) | 0–13 kg | 0–12 months | Straps into rear belt; child faces rear |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forward-facing child seat | 9–18 kg | 9 months–4 years | Standard ISOFIX forward seat |
| Booster seat (high-back) | 15–36 kg | 4–11 years | Required by Turkish law for children under 135 cm |
How to request: at booking, enter the child's age or weight in the "Special requirements" field. The system assigns the correct seat type. If you have more than one child, enter both ages.
Turkish law: Turkey requires children under 135 cm or 36 kg to use an appropriate child restraint in all vehicles. Our drivers always have the correct seat installed for your booking.
What if you forget to request? Contact support via WhatsApp as soon as you realise — if there is time before the booking, a seat can be added. If you are already at the airport without a seat booked, message immediately — drivers sometimes carry a spare.
Bringing your own seat: if you prefer your own seat from home, bring it — the driver installs it at pickup. Most car seats fit standard ISOFIX anchors.
Choosing the Right Vehicle for Your Family
The right vehicle depends on the number of children, amount of luggage, and whether you have a pushchair.
### Sedan — for small families (2 adults + 1 child)
A sedan fits 3 passengers + 3 suitcases + 3 cabin bags. With a child seat installed in the rear, you effectively have 2 adult seats + 1 child seat. A folded pushchair fits in the boot alongside 2 standard suitcases. Sedans are suited to: couple with 1 baby, couple with 1 toddler.
### Minivan — for most families (2 adults + 2+ children)
A minivan fits 6 passengers + 6 suitcases. With 2 child seats in the rear, you have 4 adult-equivalent seats. A full-size folded buggy fits in the boot with 4–5 suitcases. Recommended for: any family with 2 or more children, any family with a non-folding pushchair, any family with a large amount of holiday luggage.
### VIP Sedan — for luxury family arrivals
A Mercedes E-Class or similar has a larger boot than a standard sedan. Suited to: 2 adults, 1–2 children, minimal luggage. Belek VIP price: €130.
Family price table:
| Vehicle | Passengers | Luggage | Day price (EUR) | Night price (+30%) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 1–3 | 3 suitcases | €80 (Belek) | €104 |
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| Minivan | 1–6 | 6 suitcases | €105 (Belek) | €137 |
| VIP Sedan | 1–3 | 3 suitcases | €130 (Belek) | on request |
Night surcharge worked example: the surcharge is always base price × 1.30. For example, Belek sedan daytime: €80 × 1.30 = €104.
Private transfer vs alternatives for families:
| Option | Price | Journey time | Waiting time | Drop-off type | Night surcharge | Risk of overcharging |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private minivan | €105 fixed | 45 min typical; 60 min July–Aug peak | 60 min free | Door to door | +30%, shown at booking | None — fixed price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Licensed metered taxis (×2) | €180–280 | 45–60 min | Meter runs while waiting | Door to door | Tariff 2 (higher rate) | Medium — negotiate before entering |
| Shared shuttle | €15–25 per person | 60–120 min (multiple stops) | No free wait | Multiple drop-offs | No service after 22:00 | Low — fixed per seat |
Licensed yellow metered taxis at the official rank outside arrivals are generally safe for a solo traveller comfortable in Turkish. For families with luggage and child seats, a private transfer is the practical choice — one vehicle, door to door, fixed price, no negotiation at midnight with tired children.
Pushchairs and Prams: What Fits
This is the question most parents want answered before they book.
Lightweight folding buggies (Maclaren, Yoyo, Babyzen): fold to 52×30 cm. Fit in any sedan boot alongside normal luggage.
Standard folding pushchairs (Bugaboo Bee, iCandy Raspberry): fold to 80×50×30 cm. Fit in sedan boots with reduced luggage — if you have 2 large suitcases, book a minivan to be safe.
Large travel systems (Bugaboo Fox, Silver Cross Surf, iCandy Peach): fold to 80×70×50 cm. These do NOT reliably fit in sedan boots with 2 large suitcases. Book a minivan.
Double buggies (Bugaboo Donkey, Out n About Nipper Double): always require a minivan. A double buggy folded is typically 110×65×30 cm and takes the full sedan boot. If you are travelling with twins, book a minivan without question.
Non-folding large prams: require a minivan. Note this at booking.
Travel cots: a compact travel cot (JolliBaby, LittleLife) fits in a sedan boot. A full-size travel cot typically requires a minivan.
When in doubt: book a minivan. The price difference between sedan and minivan is modest and the peace of mind is worth it.
Night Arrivals with Children
A significant number of charter flights from the UK, Russia, Germany, and Poland arrive at Antalya after 22:00. For families, a midnight arrival with exhausted children is a specific challenge. Here is how to handle it.
Night surcharge: 30% applies to transfers departing the airport between 22:00 and 06:00. Always shown at booking. Belek sedan night price: €104 (daytime €80 × 1.30).
Vehicles are climate-controlled: in summer, Antalya at midnight is still 28–30°C. The vehicle air conditioning is on from the moment you get in.
Carrying a sleeping child: tell the driver before you approach the vehicle. Most drivers are experienced parents themselves and will not start the engine until the child is settled. The journey is smooth motorway driving — no potholes, no sudden stops.
Journey times at night: all routes are faster at night due to empty roads. Belek is 38–40 minutes instead of the typical 45 (allow 60 min in July–August daytime); Side is 55–58 minutes instead of 65 (allow 80 min peak); Alanya is 75–80 minutes instead of 90 (allow 110 min in July–August); Kemer is 42 minutes instead of 50 (allow 65 min peak).
On arrival at the hotel: night reception staff at all major Turkish all-inclusive resorts are experienced with late family arrivals. Your room will be ready. Most 5-star hotels have 24-hour room service — if children need food at 02:00, it is available.
If a baby needs a nappy change: the driver will stop at a petrol station on request at any time. Service stations on the D400 have basic facilities. The stop will be 2–3 minutes.
Can I breastfeed during the transfer? Yes. You are in a private vehicle. If you need extra privacy, minivans have tinted rear windows. The driver can also pull over at any service station — just ask. There is no awkwardness: drivers handle family transfers every day.
Tip for parents: if your child has milk or formula needs, pack enough for the transfer plus 2 hours. Turkish supermarkets stock European baby formula brands (Aptamil, Hipp, Nutrilon) but not always the exact variety you use at home.
Journey Times by Route: Is It Too Long for My Child?
Parents understandably worry about long transfers with young children. Here is a realistic assessment including worst-case times:
| Route | Typical time | Peak season worst case | Age suitability |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Lara Beach | 28 min | 25 min (July–Aug) | Any age including newborns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Konyaaltı / City | 25 min | 35 min (July–Aug) | Any age |
| Belek | 45 min | 60 min (July–Aug Sat morning) | Fine for children 6 months+ |
| Kemer | 50 min | 65 min (July–Aug) | Fine for most children; ask driver to slow on coastal section if motion-sick prone |
| Side | 65 min | 80 min (peak season) | Comfortable for children 12 months+; rest stop at Serik (km 38) available |
| Alanya | 90 min | 110 min (July–Aug) | Long; mandatory rest stop recommended at Manavgat (km 65) |
Why peak season adds time: the D400 checkout rush from Belek and Lara hotels hits the road between 09:00 and 11:00 on Saturdays in July and August. This is when the worst-case times apply. Night transfers avoid this entirely — at 00:00 the D400 is almost empty.
Motion sickness: the Kemer and Kaş routes have winding coastal sections. If your child is prone to travel sickness, give anti-nausea medication 30–45 minutes before the expected airport departure, sit them in a front-facing window seat, and ask the driver to take corners slowly. For Kaş specifically — the 45-minute mountain coastal section after Kemer — consider this carefully for young children who are very sensitive.
Entertainment: bring a charged tablet with downloaded content (no reliance on mobile data in rural sections). The flat agricultural plain east to Belek and Side can be quiet for older children — but most will sleep in a dark, cool car.
The Arrivals Hall with Children: Practical Tips
Terminal check: before departure, check your boarding pass for T1 or T2 at Antalya Airport. T2 handles almost all charter and package holiday flights from the UK, Germany, Russia, Netherlands, and Poland. T1 handles domestic Turkish Airlines/Pegasus and some smaller charter operators. If in doubt, it is T2.
At baggage reclaim: with a pushchair, use the wide baggage conveyor lanes (marked with wheelchair symbols). Free trolleys are available near the carousel. Connect to the free Wi-Fi in the terminal immediately and send a WhatsApp to your booking reference if you need to contact the driver.
Customs with children: green channel for families with standard holiday luggage. No need to remove children from pushchairs at the X-ray point — push them through the pedestrian gate next to the belt.
Feeding before you exit customs: there are small shops airside in Terminal 2 with basic snacks and drinks. If a baby needs a feed, the first 10 minutes after landing in the terminal is the right time to do it — rather than in the arrivals hall with a waiting driver.
Finding your driver: exit through the automatic sliding doors from customs into the arrivals hall. Turn left. Private transfer drivers wait in the first zone on the left, before the taxi rank, each holding a printed A4 sign with your surname. The row of drivers is visible from 20 metres. Your driver is inside the hall, not outside with the taxis.
If you cannot see your driver: connect to the terminal Wi-Fi and send a WhatsApp to your booking reference number. Response is prompt. Do not accept help from anyone who approaches you without a sign — these are unlicensed touts.
Baby changing: there are baby changing facilities in Terminal 2 toilets, accessible from the arrivals hall. Use them before finding your driver if needed.
Tips for Specific Ages
### Newborns (0–3 months)
An infant carrier (rear-facing, 0–13 kg) is available on request at no charge. Newborns typically sleep through a 45-minute Belek or Kemer transfer without waking. For Side (65 min typical) and Alanya (90 min typical), pack feeding supplies in your hand luggage — not in checked baggage that goes in the boot. The vehicle is climate-controlled: in summer 26°C inside, in winter heated to 22°C. The ride on the D400 motorway is smooth with no significant bumps. If a newborn needs a feed mid-journey, the driver pulls over at a service station on request. The stop takes 2–3 minutes and adds no surcharge. When you exit the arrivals hall carrying an infant in a car seat, the driver will take all your other luggage — you carry only the baby.
### Toddlers (1–3 years)
The most challenging age group for longer transfers. A forward-facing ISOFIX child seat (9–18 kg) is installed before pickup. For the Belek route (45 min), toddlers are usually fine with a snack and a toy. For Side (65 min) or Alanya (90 min), pack a fully charged tablet with 2–3 downloaded shows, familiar snacks (crackers, fruit pouches), and a spare nappy in your hand bag. A rest stop is strongly recommended at Serik (km 38 from the airport) for Side, or Manavgat (km 65) for Alanya. Night transfers are genuinely the easiest option for toddlers — they fall asleep in a cool, quiet moving vehicle within 15 minutes and wake up at the hotel.
### Primary school age (4–11)
A high-back booster seat (15–36 kg) is required by Turkish law for children under 135 cm and is provided free. Children aged 4–11 are almost always fine on any Antalya route, including Alanya. Bring a charged tablet with downloaded content — mobile data reception can be patchy east of Side on the D400. For the Kemer coastal road, a window seat keeps them interested in the views and reduces motion sickness. If a child needs a toilet stop, the driver is accustomed to this — just ask. Service stations are available every 25–30 km on all major routes.
### Teenagers
No child restraint is required for passengers over 135 cm. Teenagers travel as adults. A standard sedan is fine for 2 adults + 1 teenager with normal luggage.
Special Requirements: Beyond Child Seats
Families with specific equipment or mobility needs can request all of the following at booking.
Wheelchair + children: if one family member uses a wheelchair and you also have children requiring child seats, the minivan is the only practical vehicle. A standard folding wheelchair fits in the minivan boot alongside luggage and a child seat in the rear. An electric scooter or heavy power wheelchair requires a specially equipped accessible vehicle — request this explicitly at booking, available with 48 hours notice.
Medical equipment: CPAP machines, nebulisers, and portable oxygen concentrators travel in the cabin with the passenger. There are standard 12V power sockets in minivans for charging. If you need to use equipment during the transfer, tell the driver at pickup. For larger medical equipment such as a travel dialysis machine, contact support before booking to confirm vehicle suitability.
Twins and triplets: a family with twins or triplets in a double buggy requires a minivan. The Bugaboo Donkey and similar double buggies fold to 110×65 cm folded and take the full sedan boot; they fit in a minivan with room for 4 suitcases alongside. If you have triplets (one in arms + two in a double buggy), you will have 3 child seats in the rear of the minivan — the booking form accepts up to 3 child seat requests. Message support if you have 4 or more child seats, as a minibus may be needed.
Oversized luggage: standard luggage limits are 3 suitcases per sedan and 6 per minivan. Golf bags, surfboards, bicycles (boxed), and ski equipment count as 2 standard cases each. An accessible minibus (8 seats, large boot) is available for families with extreme luggage — book with 48 hours notice.
Booking with special requirements: in all cases, use the "Special requirements" field at booking and describe what you need. If in doubt, message on WhatsApp before booking — the team responds within 15 minutes during operating hours.
Returning Home: The Departure Transfer
The return journey from hotel to Antalya Airport with children has its own practical considerations.
Timing the pickup: Turkish airport guidance recommends arriving 3 hours before an international flight. For families with children, add 15–20 minutes. If you are travelling from Alanya (90 min drive) and your flight departs at 07:00, a 03:30 hotel pickup is realistic. For Belek (45 min drive) and a 06:00 departure, a 03:00 pickup. Ask your driver for a recommendation based on your specific flight and resort.
Sleeping children at departure: the most common scenario is a 04:00 pickup where children are still asleep. The driver arrives at the hotel entrance and waits while you gather luggage. There is no urgency — you have booked a specific time. Carry the child to the vehicle in their pyjamas; they will sleep through the drive. Pack the child seat for the return too (request it at booking of the return leg).
Hotel check-out: most Turkish resorts offer a late check-out for families on departure day — available until 12:00 or 14:00 for a fee. For afternoon/evening flights, this means children can have a last swim and lunch before the transfer. Confirm with the hotel, not the transfer company.
Luggage on departure: compare your departure luggage with your arrival luggage. You will typically have more on return — souvenir bags, bottles of wine, duty-free from the resort shop. If in doubt, book a minivan for the return even if you arrived by sedan.
Timing tip for Belek: Saturday checkout from Belek resorts (09:00–11:00) is the busiest period on the D400. If your flight is on a Saturday and you need to be at the airport by 10:00, depart at 08:00 at the latest — the typical 45-minute journey can extend to 60–70 minutes on a Saturday morning in high season.
Payment for the return: same model — made securely online by card (Visa, Mastercard) at booking and charged in EUR. No payment to the driver is required.
Language and Communication
Most AntalyaTransfers drivers speak functional English — enough to confirm your name, the hotel name, and any stops en route. For families, the key communication needs are simple: "please stop at the service station", "the baby needs a break", "can you slow down please". All of these are understood without full language fluency.
English: all drivers handle basic English. If your request is complex — a specific diversion, a particular gate at a resort — show the driver on Google Maps. This works every time.
Russian: Russian-speaking drivers are available on request. Antalya's driver pool includes a substantial number of Russian-speaking drivers given the historically large Russian tourist market. Note this in "Special requirements" at booking.
German: German-speaking drivers are limited but bookable with notice. Note your language preference at booking.
Arabic: some drivers have basic Arabic from experience with Gulf and Middle Eastern tourists. Not guaranteed — if Arabic is important, note it at booking.
If there is a communication problem mid-transfer: use Google Translate on your phone — the real-time camera mode translates Turkish road signs and text instantly. Alternatively, message the booking support WhatsApp number — the support team is multilingual and can relay instructions to the driver.
The WhatsApp fallback: you receive the driver's WhatsApp number 2 hours before landing. If you cannot find your driver in arrivals, send a WhatsApp immediately with your surname and "arrivals T2" — the driver will respond or walk to you prompt. This is the most reliable communication method at arrival.
Booking Checklist for Families
Follow this step-by-step checklist when booking a family transfer from Antalya Airport.
Step 1 — Choose vehicle type. Use this rule: 1 child + 2 adults + 2 normal suitcases = sedan is sufficient. Any family with 2+ children, a double buggy, a large travel system, or 4+ suitcases = book a minivan. When in doubt, choose the minivan. Minivans on this route cost modestly more than a sedan and the difference is negligible versus the stress of squeezing into too small a vehicle.
Step 2 — Select destination and check the price. Route prices: Belek sedan €80 / minivan €105; Kemer sedan €85 / minivan €110; Side sedan €100 / minivan €130; Alanya sedan €160 / minivan €200. Prices are fixed — no negotiation, no meter. If your flight arrives between 22:00 and 06:00, the night surcharge of 30% applies automatically.
Step 3 — Enter your flight number exactly. The booking system tracks your flight in real time. If your Jet2 flight from Leeds Bradford is delayed by 2 hours, the driver is automatically notified. You do not need to call anyone.
Step 4 — Request child seat(s) in the Special Requirements field. Write: "1 infant carrier for 8-month-old (approx 8 kg)" or "1 booster seat for 6-year-old". If you have 2 children of different ages, enter both. The system assigns the correct seat type.
Step 5 — Note any special requirements. Twin buggy? Write it. Wheelchair for grandparent + children? Write it. Medical equipment (CPAP, nebuliser)? Write it. The more specific you are, the better the vehicle preparation.
Step 6 — Enter your WhatsApp number correctly. You receive a driver confirmation message 2 hours before landing. This is your safety net. Check that the number is correct before confirming the booking.
Step 7 — Save the booking reference and driver WhatsApp. Screenshot the confirmation. When you land and the Wi-Fi connects in the terminal, open WhatsApp and check for the driver message.
Payment: made securely online by card (Visa, Mastercard) at booking and charged in EUR. The payment is collected by Dmitry Kulish, Individual Entrepreneur registered in Georgia, acting as merchant of record. No payment to the driver is required.
Cancellation: free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup. For airline-caused cancellations, full refund regardless of notice.
Related: Antalya Airport Transfer Guide 2026 · Transfer Prices 2026 · Night Transfer Guide · Airport to Belek Transfer
Family Resort Hotel Notes
Specific knowledge about the most popular family resorts around Antalya:
Rixos Premium Belek: this large all-inclusive has a guarded entrance on the D400 service road. Drivers must check in at the gate; allow an extra 3–5 minutes. The main drop-off point is the grand entrance portico. For VIP guests there is a separate side entrance on the east side — mention this to the driver if your booking includes VIP access.
Club Med Belek: compact entrance. The resort is well-signposted. Drop-off is directly at the main reception. Standard gate check-in applies.
Calista Luxury Resort, Belek: another guarded entrance. The gate process is efficient — 2 minutes typically. Drop-off at the main entrance steps. The resort is on the beach road behind the main D400 service road.
Kaya Palazzo Golf Resort, Belek: accessed via the golf club service road. Well-known to local drivers. If arriving after midnight, the gate guard may call reception to confirm — this adds 2–3 minutes.
Rixos Downtown Antalya (Lara): urban drop-off on Lara Road. No gate; direct kerb drop. Faster than the Belek resort entrances.
Limak Lara Deluxe (Lara): directly on the Lara coastal road. Drop-off at the main entrance. Drivers know the building well — it is a landmark.
IC Hotels Green Palace, Belek: set back from the main road, with a long approach driveway. Allow 5 minutes extra for the driveway and entrance check.
For any resort not listed: the driver knows the local road layout. If there is a specific entrance (staff gate vs guest gate, for example), note it at booking or tell the driver when you get in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are child seats available for Antalya Airport transfers?
Yes — infant carriers, forward-facing child seats, and booster seats are available at no extra charge. You must request the correct type at booking by specifying the child's age or weight. They are fitted in the vehicle before pickup.
Do I need to bring my own child seat to Turkey?
No. Child seats are provided free of charge. If you prefer to use your own familiar seat, bring it and the driver will install it. Most Turkish vehicles have standard ISOFIX anchors.
What vehicle should I book for a family of 2 adults and 2 children?
Book a minivan. It has 6 seats and a large boot. With 2 child seats installed and a standard stroller, a family of 4 will travel comfortably with 4 suitcases.
Does my pushchair fit in a sedan?
Lightweight folding buggies (Babyzen Yoyo, Maclaren etc.) fit alongside 2 standard suitcases. Large travel systems (Bugaboo Fox, iCandy Peach) typically require a minivan. When in doubt, book a minivan.
Is it okay to travel with a newborn baby?
Yes. An infant carrier (rear-facing, 0–13 kg) is available on request. Newborns typically sleep through airport transfers. Bring enough feeding supplies for the transfer plus 2 hours in case of delay.
What should I do if my baby needs a nappy change during the transfer?
Ask the driver to stop at a petrol station. On the D400 towards Belek and Side, there are service stations every 25–30 km with basic toilet facilities. The driver is happy to stop — just ask.
Is a night arrival safe for young children?
Yes. Vehicles are climate-controlled and quiet. Journey times are faster at night — Belek is 38 minutes instead of 45. Most children sleep through the transfer. Night surcharge applies (30%), shown at booking. Example: Belek night sedan €104.
My child gets motion sick. Which routes are problematic?
The Kemer and Kaş routes involve a coastal mountain road with curves. For motion-sick children, give anti-nausea medication before boarding, choose the front-facing window seat, and ask the driver to take curves slowly. Belek, Side, and Alanya routes are flat motorway — no issue for motion sickness.
How do I manage at the arrivals hall with a pushchair and multiple bags?
Use the wide baggage lanes at the carousel. Free trolleys are available. Your driver will help with luggage as soon as you reach them in the arrivals hall. You do not need to navigate the car park with the pushchair — the driver takes everything to the vehicle.
Can I book a return transfer for our departure, also with child seats?
Yes — book both legs together. Specify child seats for the return too. Driver picks you up at the hotel entrance at your chosen time.
We are flying in as a family with twins in a double buggy — what vehicle do we need?
Book a minivan. A double buggy (Bugaboo Donkey, Out n About Nipper Double) folds to 110×65 cm — it takes the full sedan boot and does not fit reliably alongside holiday luggage. In a minivan, the double buggy fits with room for 4 suitcases. Request 2 child seats at booking, one for each twin.
Can I breastfeed during the transfer?
Yes. You are in a private vehicle with no other passengers. Minivans have tinted rear windows for extra privacy. If you prefer, the driver can pull over at any service station — just ask. Drivers handle family transfers daily and there is no awkwardness.
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