Ferry from Bodrum to Greece

For your Bodrum - Greece ferry trip, you can take advantage of lower-cost ferry tickets thanks to available discounts. The ferry companies offer discounts of up to 50% to certain passenger categories, such as:

• Children from 4 to 12 years old
• Infants

Note: keep in mind that available discounts may vary depending on the company you’re traveling with, so it's good to review specific conditions when booking your Bodrum - Greece ferry.

The Bodrum - Greece ferry offers a basic range of services and amenities for a comfortable and relaxed journey. Typically, you can expect air-conditioned lounges and snack bars for drinks and snacks.

Cabins and accommodation

The trip to Greek ports is relatively short and ferries don’t have cabins. Onboard seating is included in the ticket price.

Luggage

On Makri Travel, Exas Shipping, Sky Marine Ferries, IDO, and Dentur Avrasya ferries, there are usually no specific restrictions when it comes to luggage size and weight.

Good to know: bear in mind that there is no check-in procedure for luggage items.

Traveling with pets

Pets can travel free of charge on the Bodrum - Greece ferry. Make sure to carry along all necessary pet health certificates, tickets and any supplies you may need for your trip.

Here are some travel tips for your Bodrum - Greece ferry trip: 

• The port of Bodrum can get busy in the summer months. Make sure to reach the port at least 1 hr before the trip.
• In order to travel from Bodrum in Turkey to Greece, you are advised to carry with you a valid passport or ID. 
• There are several daily ferries between Bodrum and Greece so you can easily plan a day trip. Once you reach the Greek islands, you can also explore nearby destinations with local day trips. Check out our blog posts on day trips from Kos to nearby islands and day trips from Rhodes to nearby islands.
• Check out our Map of ferries to see all available ferry connections between Turkey and Greece.
• If you are looking for more details on the Greece - Turkey ferries, check our detailed blog post.

Where to take the ferry from Bodrum to Greece

You will take the ferry from the port of Bodrum, located about 2 km from the city center. It’s accessible by car, taxi, or dolmuş (minibus).

In the area where the port is situated, there are various services, such as shops, a café, an information booth, and car rental services. In addition to the famous Bodrum Castle, which overlooks the harbor, there are other cultural attractions in the vicinity of the port.

Where does the ferry arrive in Greece?

The ferry from Bodrum usually arrives at 6 islands in Greece:

• Kos: ferries dock at the port of Chora, the main port of Kos, located on the northeast part of the island. You will find plenty of cafes, taverns, restaurants, and shops at the port.
• Rhodes: ferries arrive at the port of Chora (Rhodes Tourist Port) in the northern part of the island. It’s within walking distance of the Old Town and offers plenty of restaurants, cafés, car rentals, hotels, and easy transport options (bus, taxi, rental car).
• Symi: the ferry arrives at the port of Gialos, which is the island’s main port and is located in Ano Symi. The town center is easily accessible on foot, in just a few minutes. Near the port, you can find hotels, car rentals, restaurants, grocery stores, cafés, and other visitor amenities.
• Leros: arrivals are at Lakki and Agia Marina. Lakki is the island’s main port and is located on the southern coast. Near the port, you can find stores, cafés and pharmacies, as well as the island’s hospital. The port of Agia Marina is in the island capital and located on the eastern side of Leros. You will find plenty of cafés, taverns, restaurants, shops, as well as cultural and historical sights around the port.
• Mykonos: ferries from Turkey typically arrive at the new port in Tourlos, which is about 2.5 km from Chora (Mykonos Town) and 4 km from the island’s airport. The port is easily accessible by local buses and taxis. For more details, check our dedicated guide to the ports of Mykonos.
• Patmos: ferries from Bodrum dock at the main port of Patmos, in Skala, on the central-east coast of the island. The seaside village, the largest on Patmos, is about 5 km away from Chora and easily accessible by car and public transport. Around the port, there are cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as hotels and car rentals.