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Ferries from Kos in Greece to Bodrum in Turkey, run 7x per week all year round, connected via the Kos (Main Port) and Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port ports. The first ferry departs from Kos (Main Port) at 09:15, and the latest is at 16:00 from Kos (Main Port). The quickest crossing takes 30min from Kos (Main Port) to Bodrum, with the average travel time of 30min from the neighboring ports. Ticket prices range from €25.00 to €30.00. During high season, there are ~7 weekly crossings, and around 9 the rest of the year. Find the best route, and have the best experience booking it, right here on Ferryscanner!
Ferry companies offering Kos to Bodrum routes
Lafasi MC, Makri Travel are running the Kos - Bodrum route. Weekly crossings to Turkey are sorted here by ticket price.
Kos to Bodrum ferry schedule
The ferry schedule and timetable for Kos to Bodrum varies by company and season. An overview to help plan your trip to Turkey:
Is there a ferry from Kos to Bodrum, Turkey?
Yes, ferries operate between Kos and Bodrum, providing cross-border connections. The route is served by Lafasi MC, Makri Travel, with an average crossing time of 30min connecting the Kos (Main Port) and Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port ports. Ferry options are available daily. When selecting your ferry to Bodrum (All Ports), keep your departure and arrival ports in mind.
How long is the ferry from Kos to Bodrum, Turkey?
It takes on average 30min to travel by ferry from Kos, Greece to Bodrum, Turkey. The shortest ferry trip completes the crossing in ** 30min** when traveling from Kos (Main Port) to the Bodrum 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.
Kos is ~16.45km or 8.88nm away from Bodrum. The slowest crossing time is around ** 30min** and is from Kos (Main Port) to Bodrum.
While booking your ferry to Bodrum, Turkey 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 Kos to Bodrum, Turkey
SEA STAR KOS by Makri Travel is the fastest ferry connecting Greece with Turkey through the Kos (Main Port) - Bodrum route, with a crossing time of ** 30min**.
Can I do a day trip from Kos to Bodrum?
Yes, a day trip from Kos in Greece to Bodrum in Turkey should be possible. The fastest crossing takes 30min from Kos (Main Port) to Bodrum, giving you time to see parts of Turkey 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 Kos to Bodrum at night?
No, unfortunately there are no night ferries from Kos (All Ports) to Bodrum (All Ports). Check out the daytime sailing options to plan your trip with convenience and flexibility.
This summary for the Kos (All Ports) to Bodrum (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 Bodrum
Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port are all within 100 km (2 hours travel time) of Bodrum.
Ferry prices, offers and discounts from Kos to Bodrum
Ferry ticket prices from Kos, Greece to Bodrum, Turkey range from €25.00 to €30.00. Cabins and premium seating cost extra. When departing from:
- Kos (Main Port), ferry tickets start at €25.00 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 Kos to Bodrum 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 Kos to Bodrum, Turkey
How to get from Kos (All Ports) to Bodrum (All Ports)
How to Get from Kos (All Ports) to Bodrum (All Ports), Turkey
To travel from Kos to Bodrum by ferry, most travelers depart from Kos Main Port, a short walk from the city center and easily reached by taxi, local bus, or even bicycle along the waterfront. Taxis from popular beach areas usually take under 20 minutes, while buses run frequently in high season, making it simple to connect from your hotel or from the airport via the central bus station.
Before departure from Kos Main Port, ferries typically use a clearly signed Terminal or dock, where you may find a Gate number on your Ferry Tickets or on information boards. Passport control and customs checks are often required, so keep your travel documents and printed or mobile Ferry Tickets ready, and follow signage in Greek and English or ask staff if unsure. Always review the tickets or email sent from us Ferryscanner for any schedule or Terminal updates, and arrive early so your journey starts relaxed and hassle-free.
On foot or by vehicle from Kos to Bodrum
Ferries from Kos to Bodrum, Turkey accommodate foot passengers and usually offer wheelchair accessibility. They depart from Kos (Main Port) and arrive at Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise 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 Kos to Bodrum?
You cannot take a car on ferries between Kos (All Ports), Greece and Bodrum (All Ports), Turkey. This route is for foot passengers only.
Luggage
You can usually bring luggage on ferries from from Kos to Bodrum, Turkey 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 Kos to Bodrum, check the ferry company page on our website or contact our support team for help.
Cabins
Cabins are not available on ferries from Kos to Bodrum, Turkey. 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 Kos to Bodrum, 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 Kos to Bodrum, Turkey
Make your trip from Kos (All Ports) to Bodrum (All Ports), Turkey easy 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 well maintained, so your trip is reliable and comfortable. Always follow crew instructions.
Tickets: Book your Ferry Tickets early, especially in summer. Use the Ferryscanner app to compare options, keep all details in one place, and get updates on your sailing.
Ports: Your trip links Kos (All Ports) with Bodrum (All Ports) through Kos (Main Port) and Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port, giving you handy choices for starting and ending your journey.
Parking: Arrive early at Kos (Main Port) to find parking and check local signs or rules. Allow extra time in high season.
Onboard Comfort: Bring a light jacket. Outdoor decks can be windy, while indoor lounges can feel chilly from air conditioning.
Food & Drink: Many ferries offer simple snacks and drinks, but bring water and your favorite snacks, especially if you travel with kids.
Weather & Sea: In summer, wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. In cooler months, swells and higher tides are more likely, so keep your hands free and walk carefully on deck.
Relax & Views: Find a seat, read, or listen to music, and watch Kos fade as Bodrum’s coastline comes into view, with its hills and bright white houses.
Destination Highlights: In Bodrum (All Ports), explore the lively marina and whitewashed lanes, shop for Turkish textiles and local olive oil, and enjoy fresh seafood by the sea.
Destination Culture: Visit Bodrum’s historic sights and nearby bays for swimming and boat trips, then end the day with Turkish tea or coffee while the sun sets over the castle.
Fun Fact: Turkey sits in both Europe and Asia, so when you sail this Route you are traveling between two continents.
Check our blog for more tips and ideas to help you plan your trip to Bodrum, Turkey.
Reaching the Kos ferry ports
The main Ferry Terminal in Kos (Main Port) is located on the waterfront of Kos town, a short walk from the city center, shops, restaurants, and many hotels. It’s about 23–25 km from Kos Airport, reachable in roughly 30–40 minutes by car or taxi, depending on traffic.
You can reach the Port by:
- Taxi: Available at the airport and around Kos town; a convenient option if you have luggage or are short on time.
- Car: The drive from the airport follows the main island road towards Kos town, with clear signs to the Port. Parking options may be available nearby, especially slightly away from the immediate waterfront.
- Public transport: Local buses connect the airport and other parts of the island to Kos town; from the bus stop in town, the Ferry Terminal is typically a short walk along the harbor.
On the Turkish side, ferries arrive and depart from the Turgutreis - Bodrum - Bodrum Cruise Port area, which is close to the resort centers, hotels, and main coastal roads, making it easy to reach by taxi, local buses (dolmuş), or private transfer.
We do our best to keep this information current, but transport routes and timetables can change. If something seems inaccurate or outdated, please let our support team know.
Make the most of Bodrum, Turkey
Bodrum is a sunny Destination on the Turkish coast, known for its white houses, blue sea, and lively streets. The Castle of Bodrum and the old harbor are perfect places to walk around, take photos, and feel the city’s history. You can relax on pretty beaches with clear water, or swim and snorkel in quiet bays.
In Bodrum you can enjoy tasty Turkish food, like fresh seafood, meze dishes, and sweet baklava in small family restaurants. Wander through local markets to shop for handmade crafts, colorful scarves, and spices.
There are many fun things to do. Take a boat trip to hidden coves, visit ancient ruins nearby, or hike up hills for amazing sea views. At night, the town comes alive with music, cafes, and seaside bars.
Bodrum (All Ports) is great for a quick getaway, with plenty to see in a few days. It is also an ideal starting point for exploring nearby towns and hopping to other Islands and coastal spots by ferry or boat.
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