Beldibi is accessible from Antalya via the D400 highway which runs along the coast. There is a turn off for Beldibi which connects to Atatürk Caddesi which is the main street through Beldibi. The drive takes roughly 25-35 minutes depending on traffic, which can be heavy close to Antalya. Traffic police patrol the road more frequently than south of Kemer, so avoid speeding.
The cheapest access from Antalya Airport is to travel via the public bus such as line 202 to the bus stop north of the traffic circle near the Migros shopping center located at the intersection of Antalyaspor Altgeçidi, Yüzüncü Yıl Bulvarı, and the D400 highway. Walk south to the traffic circle and catch the public no. 28 bus towards Kemer as of 2010, the cost was 2.25TL per person. Alternatively, Sahil buses also travel via Beldibi to Kemer at roughly twice the cost. The public buses are equipped with Google Maps and GPS on a monitor at the front of the bus so it is easy to track your progress. Each leg of this trip takes roughly 45 minutes.
The no.28 bus is operational between 06:00 and 23:30. The frequency is roughly one bus every 10-20 minutes.
HavaÅ buses can also be taken from the airport, which are faster but cost 17TL/person as of 2010. The last stop on the line is at a taxi/dolmuÅ lot near the Migros shopping center. The return trip can be picked up at the same location, though it starts on the hour at the PTT near the Anafartalar and Konyaalti Caddesi on the Antalya waterfront.
A dolmus from the Migros to Beldibi costs roughly 25TL/person split between 3 passengers.
