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DIY → SUR · 8 km · 20 min

Diyarbakır Airport to Surkent Hotel Transfer

Hz. Süleyman Street, Sur

Pick-up DIY Diyarbakır Airport
Drop-off SUR Hotel Surkent
Distance
~8 km
Drive time
20 min
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Vehicles & fares

Choose your vehicle

One price per vehicle, not per person. Fuel, tolls, parking and the meet & greet are included.

  1. Mercedes Vito
    Class 01

    Mercedes Vito

    up to 7 pax 7 bags

    Price on requestQuick quote

  2. Mercedes Vito Business
    Class 02

    Mercedes Vito Business

    up to 6 pax 6 bags

    Price on requestQuick quote

  3. Private Taxi
    Class 03

    Private Taxi

    up to 2 pax 2 bags

    Price on requestQuick quote

  4. Mercedes Sprinter
    Class 04

    Mercedes Sprinter

    up to 13 pax 13 bags

    Price on requestQuick quote

Diyarbakır Airport to Surkent Hotel Transfer: the road, arrival and booking

The Diyarbakır Airport to Surkent Hotel Transfer is a private, door-to-door ride between Diyarbakır Airport and your address in Surkent Hotel. See Diyarbakır airport transfer for every route from this branch.

What were the old names of Hz. Süleyman Street?

Hotel Surkent is listed at No. 19 Hz. Süleyman Street in Sur. Older residents know the street by other names: first Medine, then İzzet Paşa Street, before it took its current name from the Hz. Süleyman Mosque at its far end. If an elderly relative tells you the hotel is “on İzzet Paşa”, they mean this same road.

The street runs east of Dağkapı toward the citadel in the northeast corner of the old city, and several hotels line it. The Diyarbakır Airport to Surkent Hotel transfer takes about 20 minutes.

Knowing the old names helps with directions too: long-time residents and shopkeepers sometimes still use them, so if a taxi driver or passer-by mentions another name, you will know it is the same street.

How far are the citadel and the Hz. Süleyman Mosque?

Walk east from the hotel for about five minutes and you reach the gate of İçkale, the inner citadel. This wall within the walls was the seat of government; today its restored buildings and square are open to visitors. The Hz. Süleyman Mosque stands inside, and the tomb beside it is believed to hold those who fell in the city’s conquest, making it one of Diyarbakır’s most visited places of devotion.

On the citadel’s east side the walls look over the Tigris valley, the Hevsel Gardens and, in the distance, the Ten-Arched Bridge. Go early to avoid the summer heat.

Do not stop at the mosque. The restored buildings and open spaces inside the citadel feel wider and calmer than the rest of the old city. Early morning gives the best light for photos, and Fridays are busier around the mosque.

Where does the car stop on the street?

Hz. Süleyman Street is one of the wider streets inside the walls, but it gets busy with traders and visitors. Your driver brings you to the door or the nearest suitable spot and you unload together. The car may not be able to wait long on departure, so be ready a few minutes early. Flights are tracked and delays are free.

Distance and drive time

About 8 km, usually 20 minutes and up to 25 minutes at busy times. From the airport the car joins Şanlıurfa or Kamışlı Boulevard into town; between Bağlar and Ofis the evening rush can add a few minutes.

Other transfer points near Surkent Hotel

Travellers heading to Surkent Hotel often combine it with one of these.

Booking, vehicles and payment

Pick the vehicle by luggage as much as by passengers; child seats are available on request. Your flight is tracked and delays cost nothing extra. No card details are needed to book; payment is made in the car. You receive the driver’s name, phone and plate before the trip. Plans change — you can cancel free of charge until 24 hours before the ride. Details: Diyarbakır hotel transfer.

Frequently asked questions

Can I walk from Surkent to the citadel?

Yes, it is about five minutes on foot. Head east along Hz. Süleyman Street and you reach the gate of İçkale and the Hz. Süleyman Mosque inside. In summer go early in the morning or late afternoon; the basalt paving gets very hot around midday.

My grandparents call it İzzet Paşa Street. Is it the same hotel?

Most likely, yes. Hz. Süleyman Street was once known as Medine and later as İzzet Paşa. Put the current address, Hz. Süleyman Street, in your booking notes along with the hotel name, and your driver will head to the right spot.

How long does the Diyarbakır Airport to Surkent Hotel Transfer take?

About 20 minutes in normal traffic, up to 25 minutes at busy times.

Can I cancel my Surkent Hotel transfer?

Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before; you pay on the day, so there is nothing to refund.

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