Ferry to Turkey
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Ferry to Turkey
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Ferries to Turkey are available with Akgunler Denizcilik, Ido, Turyol, Sea Dreams & Meander Travel.
There are approximately 24 daily sailings and up to 160 weekly sailings to Turkey. Please note that ferry schedules can change throughout the year and usually increase during the high season. Take advantage of our deal finder for the latest sailing times and availability.
There are 11 ports in Turkey. The most popular port is Fethiye Port with 14 weekly sailings.
The Kos to Bodrum ferry sails approximately 7 times per day and up to 46 times per week, with an average sailing duration of 30 minutes. The Kos Bodrum ferry costs approximately $105. Please be aware that prices do not include booking fees.
The Rhodes to Fethiye ferry sails approximately 2 times daily and up to 12 times weekly, with a sailing duration of 1 hour 30 minutes. Rhodes Fethiye ferry is $124 on average. Exclusive of booking fees.
Prices will vary depending on number of passengers, vehicle type, route and sailing times. Pricing is taken from searches over last 30 days and exclusive of service fees, last updated March 26.
Yes, there is a car ferry to Turkey. Akgunler Denizcilik, Turyol, Makri Travel & Turkish Sealines provide car ferries to Turkey.
Pets are allowed to travel on ferries to Turkey with Akgunler Denizcilik, Turyol & Sea Dreams.
The price of a ferry to Turkey can fluctuate by route, operator and season. Please visit our special offers page for all the best ferry offers available.
Yes, a valid passport is required to travel to Turkey by ferry on all international routes. Depending on your nationality, you may also need a visa or an e-Visa to enter Turkey. Passport checks are carried out at departure and arrival ports, so it’s important to ensure your travel documents meet Turkish entry requirements before booking your ferry.
The best time to take a ferry to Turkey is during May to June and September to October, when sea conditions are generally calm and ferry schedules are frequent. July and August offer the most ferry crossings but are also the busiest months, while winter services may be limited.
You should arrive early for any Turkey ferry, with most operators recommending passengers get to the terminal at least 45 to 90 minutes before departure. This standard Turkey ferry check-in time allows for ticket verification, vehicle boarding (if applicable), and security procedures. This ensures smoother ferry boarding, especially during weekends and peak travel seasons.
Yes, it is possible to take a day trip to Turkey by ferry, particularly from nearby Greek islands. Short ferry crossings make it easy to visit Turkish coastal destinations, explore local markets, enjoy traditional cuisine, and return the same day.
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Turkey is a popular ferry travel destination at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, known for its rich history, beautiful coastline and growing international ferry network. With ferry routes connecting Turkey to Greece and nearby islands, travelling by ferry to Turkey is a scenic and convenient way to explore the country. From historic cities like Istanbul to coastal resorts such as Bodrum, Marmaris and Kuşadası, Turkey offers a mix of culture, beaches and world-famous cuisine, including kebabs, meze and baklava, making it an attractive destination for ferry passengers throughout the year.
The main ferry ports in Turkey include Istanbul, Bodrum, Marmaris, Çeşme, Kuşadası and Ayvalık, offering ferry routes to Greek islands as well as domestic connections along the Turkish coast.
Yes, ferry travel between Greece and Turkey is very popular, with frequent crossings between the Turkish coast and nearby Greek islands, especially during the summer season.
Popular ferry routes include Kos to Bodrum, Rhodes to Marmaris, Chios to Çeşme, Lesvos to Ayvalık and Samos to Kuşadası. Travelers can choose between fast ferries and conventional ferry services, making ferry travel an easy and efficient way to explore both countries.
Yes, high-speed ferries operate on several international and domestic routes in Turkey, offering quick ferry crossings between Turkey and the Greek islands, as well as fast services within the Sea of Marmara.
