Antalya and Taurus Mountains Hunting Safari

Antalya Airport is the main arrival airport for these hunting trips. Once the flight plan and firearm details have been supplied, the local team prepares the arrival support and meets the hunters for the Turkey-side customs process.

After clearance, hunters are transferred to the hotel selected for the hunting area. Exact transfer times vary because the ground used for a particular trip depends on current permits, conditions, and the hunting plan.

The wild boar areas are natural and unfenced. Depending on the selected ground, hunters may encounter pine and mixed forest, scrub, rocky tracks, ridges, valleys, and open mountain edges.

This is not a park hunt or an artificial shooting enclosure. Vehicle access is used to reach the wider hunting area, while the final approach, drive position, or night-stalking route may require walking on uneven ground.

Driven hunts take place during the day for groups of 10-15 hunters. The normal format uses three drives per day with local guides, dogs, and beaters.

Trophy stalking is a 1:1 night format focused on mature wild boar and qualifying tusks. The guide checks active feeding areas and uses vehicle support between selected parts of the ground.

Accommodation is normally arranged in a 3- or 4-star hotel according to the hunting area. Comfort, practical access to the ground, and suitable meal arrangements are prioritised over using one fixed hotel for every trip.

Driven groups normally have breakfast and dinner at the hotel and lunch in the mountains. Trophy-stalking guests normally eat at the hotel and local restaurants. Vegetarian and allergy-aware meals can be arranged when requested before arrival.

A coastal stay is separate from the hunting itinerary unless it is included in a tailored written proposal. Hunters can ask for additional hotel nights before or after the hunt if they want time by the Mediterranean or plan to travel with a non-hunting companion.

The hunting programme should remain the first planning priority. Confirm the hunt dates, firearm route, and field itinerary before adding leisure travel, particularly when a rifle and ammunition are involved.

Start by choosing between a driven group hunt and 1:1 trophy stalking. Then confirm the number of hunters, November-February dates, firearm details, accommodation requirements, and whether extra coastal nights are needed.

The local team can then prepare a written itinerary around the hunting area and the group's travel plan rather than presenting Antalya as a generic holiday add-on.