Gate-side snacks and basics at Sunrise Market
Sunrise Market sits airside in Antalya Airport, serving departing passengers from terminals T1–T3 with grab-and-go food, drinks, and last-minute travel bits. Exact opening hours aren’t clearly published, so treat it as a standard early-morning-to-late-evening operation and don’t bank on it for very late departures after 23:00.
Expect standard airport pricing: bottled water often runs around €2–3, soft drinks in the same range, and basic packaged sandwiches and pastries in the €4–7 zone. You’ll also see sweets, nuts, and chocolate bars priced higher than in Antalya city supermarkets, which is normal for AYT. Card payments are widely accepted, including major credit cards and often contactless.
The stock tilts toward packaged goods rather than fresh meals, so think crisps, candy, instant noodles, and simple cold snacks rather than hot plates. If you want a substantial meal before a 4–5 hour flight to Europe, eat in town or at a café earlier in the terminal, then use Sunrise Market mainly for top-ups and inflight snacks.
You’ll also find basics like travel-sized toiletries, cigarettes, and small gifts sitting near the checkout. Prices are euro-oriented, but most shops at Antalya also accept Turkish lira; check the display labels and always glance at the currency symbol before paying. Practical tip: if you care about value, buy water and heavier snacks landside, then use Sunrise Market only for what you forgot.