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Ferries from Bodrum in Turkey to Kos in Greece, run 7x per week all year round, connected via the Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port and Kos (Main Port) ports. The first ferry departs from Bodrum at 09:00, and the latest is at 16:00 from Bodrum. The quickest crossing takes 30min from Bodrum to Kos (Main Port), with the average travel time of 31min from the neighboring ports. Ticket prices range from €20.00 to €30.00. During high season, there are ~7 weekly crossings, and around 10 the rest of the year. Find the best route, and have the best experience booking it, right here on Ferryscanner!
Ferry companies offering Bodrum to Kos routes
Lafasi MC, Makri Travel are running the Bodrum - Kos route. Weekly crossings to Greece are sorted here by ticket price.
Bodrum to Kos ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Bodrum to Kos varies by company and season. An overview to help plan your trip to Greece:
Is there a ferry from Bodrum to Kos, Greece?
Yes, ferries operate between Bodrum and Kos, providing cross-border connections. The route is served by Lafasi MC, Makri Travel, with an average crossing time of 31min connecting the Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port and Kos (Main Port) ports. Ferry options are available daily. When selecting your ferry to Kos (All Ports), keep your departure and arrival ports in mind.
How long is the ferry from Bodrum to Kos, Greece?
It takes on average 31min to travel by ferry from Bodrum, Turkey to Kos, Greece. The shortest ferry trip completes the crossing in ** 30min** when traveling from Bodrum to the Kos (Main Port) port. Travel times vary depending on the departure and arrival port, ferry company, the weather conditions on the day, and whether you choose a high-speed ferry or a conventional one.
Bodrum is ~16.45km or 8.88nm away from Kos. The slowest crossing time is around ** 30min** and is from Bodrum to Kos (Main Port).
While booking your ferry to Kos, Greece with Ferryscanner, look for the recommended option. Our algorithm highlights the most direct routes, best travel times, and ticket availability to help you choose faster.
Fastest ferry from Bodrum to Kos, Greece
APOLLON II by Lafasi MC is the fastest ferry connecting Turkey with Greece through the Bodrum - Kos (Main Port) route, with a crossing time of ** 30min**.
Can I do a day trip from Bodrum to Kos?
Yes, a day trip from Bodrum in Turkey to Kos in Greece should be possible. The fastest crossing takes 30min from Bodrum to Kos (Main Port), giving you time to see parts of Greece and return the same day.
Be sure to factor in additional time for customs and immigration clearance on either side, especially in busy months.
Are there any ferries traveling from Bodrum to Kos at night?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Bodrum (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports). Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Bodrum (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports) route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. However, schedules may vary depending on seasonal changes, ferry companies, and availability. For the most accurate and detailed ferry timetable, including routes, stops, and pricing, check out our ferry search and booking system.
A short trip from Kos
Kos (Main Port) are all within 100 km (2 hours travel time) of Kos.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Bodrum to Kos
Ferry ticket prices from Bodrum, Turkey to Kos, Greece range from €20.00 to €30.00. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. When departing from:
- Turgutreis, ferry tickets start at €- for foot passengers.
- Bodrum, ferry tickets start at €24.00 for foot passengers.
- Bodrum Cruise Port, ferry tickets start at €20.00 for foot passengers.
Book in advance for lower rates, as ticket prices go up closer to departure. Keep in mind that some ferries may have restrictions, such as allowing only foot-passengers or requiring passengers to have a vehicle for boarding.
Ferry Offers
Special offers may be available on the Bodrum to Kos route, depending on the season and operator. These may include early booking deals or limited-time discounts.
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How to travel from Bodrum to Kos, Greece
How to get from Bodrum (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports)
How to Get from Bodrum (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), Greece
Ferries from Bodrum to Kos usually depart from Turgutreis, Bodrum, or Bodrum Cruise Port, all within a short drive of Bodrum city center and reachable from Milas Bodrum Airport by shuttle, bus, taxi, or private transfer. Public buses and dolmuş services run frequently to Bodrum and Turgutreis, while taxis and prebooked transfers are convenient options if you are carrying luggage or arriving late, helping you time your arrival at the Ferry Terminal comfortably.
At Turgutreis, Bodrum, and Bodrum Cruise Port, you will typically find a Terminal area with ticket counters, a Gate or dock where boarding is announced, and signage in Turkish and English to guide you. Passport control and customs checks are usually carried out before boarding, so keep your travel documents and Ferry Tickets handy, along with any required visas. Always review the details in your tickets or the email sent from us Ferryscanner for the latest instructions, and aim to arrive early for a relaxing and hassle-free journey.
On foot or by vehicle from Bodrum to Kos
Ferries from Bodrum to Kos, Greece accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. They depart from Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port and arrive at Kos (Main Port) ports. Contact our support team to confirm specific services. Try to arrive at least 2 hours before departure. You can choose to add Flexi Cancellation and SMS Notification Packages for extra convenience or just to be on the safe side with your booking.
Can I bring a car on the ferry from Bodrum to Kos?
You cannot take a car on ferries between Bodrum (All Ports), Turkey and Kos (All Ports), Greece. This route is for foot passengers only.
Luggage
You can usually bring luggage on ferries from from Bodrum to Kos, Greece at no extra cost.
Most companies allow 1 bag per person, up to 50 kg. But this can vary by company or ferry vessel. Per ferry:
- Sea Star Kos: Up to 40kg per passenger.
Label your luggage clearly and place it in the area shown by the crew. Extra or large items may have an added fee, depending on the company.
If you’re unsure about luggage rules for your international trip from Bodrum to Kos, check the ferry company page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Cabins
Cabins are not available on ferries from Bodrum to Kos, Greece. However, there are lounge seats and dedicated rest areas on board where you can relax during the crossing.
Are pets allowed on board?
Bring your pet on the ferry from Bodrum to Kos, but each ferry company may have its own rules. General guidelines:
- Larger pets use the ship’s kennel; pets under 10 kg may stay in their owner's carrier.
- Service dogs are exempt from kennel requirements.
- Ensure you have all the necessary documents, tickets, and pet essentials for your trip, especially when traveling outside the European Union.
If you’re unsure, check the ferry company’s page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Tips for traveling from Bodrum to Kos, Greece
Make your trip from Bodrum (All Ports) to Kos (All Ports), Greece simple and fun with these quick tips for a safe, comfy journey across the Aegean.
Safety: Ferries on this Route follow modern safety rules and are regularly checked, so your journey is reliable and comfortable.
Ports & Route: Enjoy how this Route links Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port with Kos (Main Port), giving you clear departure points in Turkey and a central arrival Port in Greece.
Parking: Check parking options early at Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port, and allow extra time to find a spot and walk to your ferry.
Tickets & App: Book your Ferry Tickets in advance, especially in summer. Use the Ferryscanner app to compare options, keep all bookings in one place, and get updates on your sailing.
Onboard Comfort: Outdoor decks can be windy, while indoor areas can feel chilly from air conditioning. Pack a light jacket, even in warm weather.
Food & Drinks: Many ferries offer basic snacks and drinks, but it is smart to bring your own water and small snacks for the crossing.
Weather Tips: In summer, wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Sea conditions can change quickly, so hold railings on deck and store bags under seats.
Fun Fact: Greece has thousands of islands, and many locals still use ferries as everyday transport, not just for holidays.
Kos Highlights: In Kos (All Ports), visit ancient sites like the Asklepion, stroll the Old Town, and see the medieval castle near the waterfront.
Local Flavor in Kos: Try local honey, olive oil, and fresh seafood, and enjoy relaxed bike rides along the flat coast, a nice contrast to busy Bodrum (All Ports).
Check our blog for more tips and ideas to help you plan your trip to Kos, Greece.
Reaching the Bodrum ferry ports
In Turgutreis, the Ferry Terminal is located by the seafront, a short walk from the town center, hotels, and restaurants, and roughly 20–30 minutes by road from Bodrum city center. Bodrum’s main Port and Bodrum Cruise Port are both close to the city center and marina area, making them easy to reach on foot from many central hotels and bus connections. Bodrum Milas Airport is about 30–40 minutes away by car or taxi, depending on traffic.
You can reach the Turgutreis, Bodrum, and Bodrum Cruise Port Terminals by:
- Taxi: Readily available from hotels, town centers, and the airport, offering the most convenient and direct option.
- Car: Well-signposted coastal roads connect Bodrum and Turgutreis; parking options vary by Terminal and season.
- Public transport: Local dolmuş (minibus) services frequently run between Bodrum, Turgutreis, and surrounding resorts, usually stopping near the Port areas.
On Kos, the Ferry Terminal at Kos (Main Port) sits right next to the old town and marina, within easy walking distance of central hotels, shops, and bus stops, and a short taxi ride from Kos Airport.
We do our best to keep this information current, but transport routes and timetables can change. If anything seems outdated or incorrect, please let our support team know.
Make the most of Kos, Greece
Kos is a sunny Greek Island that mixes history, fun, and relaxed beach life. In Kos Town you can walk by old castles, ancient ruins, and pretty harbors filled with boats and cafés. You might explore spots with old columns, stone streets, and little squares where locals enjoy coffee and snacks.
Kos (All Ports) is also loved for its beaches. You can swim in clear blue water, build sandcastles, or try water sports. There are quiet bays for relaxing and livelier shores with music and beach bars. Everywhere you go, you can taste fresh seafood, juicy tomatoes, olives, and local dishes grilled right in front of you.
Nature lovers can rent a bike and follow the seaside paths or ride through fields and small villages. You can visit warm springs, hidden chapels, and viewpoints with amazing sunsets.
Kos (All Ports) works well for a quick break or weekend escape, but it is also a perfect starting point to hop on a ferry and discover nearby Islands and other destinations in Greece.
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