How to Get from Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW) to Silivri
Sabiha Gökçen Airport is on Istanbul's Asian side, 120.6 km from Silivri on the European side. Journey times range from about 100 minutes by private car to around 160 minutes using public transport.
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- Insist the meter is on; some unofficial drivers near the terminal offer fixed rates that are far higher than the İBB meter.
- Use the official taxi rank or BiTaksi/iTaksi apps; touts inside arrivals may lead you to unlicensed taxis.
- European-side trips from SAW must include the bridge or Eurasia Tunnel toll on the meter; a driver quoting 'no toll' is likely off-meter.
- At Havabüs and metro stations, buy tickets only from official machines or desks; ignore people selling used Istanbulkarts or cheap transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, there is no direct airport coach or metro to Silivri. You need a private transfer/taxi or change to metro, Metrobüs or Havabüs and then continue by local bus or taxi.
The cheapest combo is the M4 metro to Ünalan, then Metrobüs to Beylikdüzü and a final local bus or taxi to Silivri centre. The M4 + Metrobüs part costs about €1.40 per person.
In normal traffic, driving takes about 95-120 minutes. At rush hour, Bosphorus bridge traffic can add 30-60 minutes.
Yes for the M4 metro and Metrobüs, but not for Havabüs coaches. Top up Istanbulkart at the M4 station machines before boarding.
A private door-to-door transfer is usually best for families because it offers fixed pricing, space for luggage and no transfers. Licensed taxis also work but have limited boot space.
Yes, official taxis and private transfers operate 24/7. The M4 metro and most Havabüs services do not run all night.
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