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By air

Domestic flights are available to Hatay Airport between Antakya and İskenderun, about 25 km north of the former and 45 km southeast of the latter. The nearest international airport is in Adana to the north.

By train

The only significant station within the province is in Iskenderun, which welcomes trains three times daily (morning, around noon, and evening) from Mersin via Tarsus and Adana.

By car

The main road connecting the province to the rest of Turkey is the toll motorway O-53. There are also secondary highways, some of which eventually reach the border posts on the Turkish-Syrian border.

By boat

The fast ferry services by HADO, affiliated with Hatay Metropolitan Municipality, from the port of Madenli south of İskenderun to Northern Cyprus were suspended after the earthquake; as of Jul 2023 there is no announced date for when they may resume. The ferry links with Israel and Egypt are geared towards trucks bypassing the conflicts in the Middle East and do not accept foot passengers.