Getting around Pamukkale is easy, as the main attractions are located close to each other and can be explored on foot. The travertine terraces, the ancient city of Hierapolis, and the Antique Pool are all within the same protected area, making it convenient to walk between them.

Most visitors stay in the nearby village of Pamukkale town, which is just a short walk from the main entrance to the site. Taxis and local minibuses (dolmuş) are available for trips to and from nearby towns like Denizli, which has a train and bus station for connections to other parts of Turkey.

For more comfort or flexibility, you can also rent a car, especially if you plan to explore nearby attractions like Laodicea or Aphrodisias. But within Pamukkale itself, everything is compact, scenic, and best enjoyed at a relaxed walking pace.