Child car seats: just tell us in advance
Turkish law requires proper child restraints in private vehicles, and Agne Tours can arrange the right one for your child's age — infant carrier, toddler seat or booster — but we need to know before you land. When you book on WhatsApp, simply tell Johann your child's age (or height and weight, if you prefer), and we'll have the right seat fitted and waiting in the vehicle. It costs nothing extra to ask, but we can't guarantee a same-day request made at the airport, so build it into your booking rather than mentioning it on arrival.
Which vehicle fits your family?
Family size and luggage change what's comfortable more than almost anything else on a transfer. Here's a rough guide to help you choose when you book.
| Family | Luggage | Best vehicle | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-2 adults + 1 child | 1-2 suitcases + stroller | Standard car | Comfortable, most affordable option |
| 2 adults + 2-3 children | 3-4 suitcases + stroller + extras | VIP van | Extra space, room to spread out |
| Extended family or 2 families | 5+ suitcases, multiple strollers | Minibus | Everyone and everything in one vehicle |
Standard car
Fine for a couple with one small child and light luggage — comfortable, and the most economical option for smaller families.
VIP van
The most popular choice for families of four or more: more legroom, more boot space for strollers and beach bags, and enough room that nobody's holding a car seat on their lap.
Minibus for bigger families
If you're travelling as an extended family, or two families sharing a villa, a minibus keeps everyone together in one vehicle rather than splitting across two cars — worth asking about even if you haven't travelled in one before.
See VIP van pricing and space for families of four or more.
View VIP van transfer →Luggage without the stress
Anyone who's tried to fold a stroller, hold a toddler and find a shuttle bus's luggage hold at the same time knows the real cost isn't money — it's stress. A private transfer means your driver loads everything, waits while you get everyone buckled in, and drives straight to your hotel with no stops, no transfers, and no queue of other passengers waiting on you. For families arriving after a long flight, that's often worth more than the price difference.
Practical tips for travelling with children
- Pack snacks and water for the ride — even a short transfer feels long to a hungry toddler.
- Bring a tablet, book or favourite toy for entertainment — journeys of 30-90 minutes are easier with a distraction ready.
- Request your child seat when you book, not on arrival — mention your child's age or weight on WhatsApp.
- Keep your flight number handy when booking so your driver can track it and adjust automatically if you're delayed.
Popular with families: Lara and Belek — or see our VIP minivan and minibus for extra space.