Want to extend your Turkish summer holiday with a visit to the Greek islands? Turkey to Greece ferry routes will transport you to the most popular Greek islands in less than an hour. In this article, learn how to visit Rhodes, Kos, Chios, Mykonos and Samos from the Turkish coast.
- Main ferry routes from Turkey to Greece
- Ferry companies for Turkey to Greece
- Offers and discounts for Turkey to Greece ferry
- Why travel by ferry to Greece?
- How to book ferry tickets?
Main ferry routes from Turkey to Greece
Ferries from Turkey to Greece are available from five Turkish ports:
- Ferries from Bodrum to Greece
- Ferries from Çeşme to Greece
- Ferries from Fethiye to Greece
- Ferries from Kuşadası to Greece
- Ferries from Marmaris to Greece
Ferries from Bodrum to Greece
Bodrum is the most significant port on the Turkey’s Aegean cost. It serves multiple Turkey to Greece ferry routes, especially during the summer season. From Bodrum you can take ferries to the Greek islands of Kos and Mykonos. Get more info on these two ferry routes below.
Ferries Bodrum – Kos
The ferry ride from Bodrum to Kos takes just 30 minutes. During April there are two departures per day. The first one is usually at 8:15 am, the second daily ferry takes off at 4 pm. Starting from May, there are four daily ferry departures available. Throughout the summer months, you can choose between six daily departures.
Bodrum to Kos ferry tickets are affordable. While the cheapest ticket is €21, the most expensive one is only €25. Majority of the tickets are partially or fully refundable. You can cancel your tickets up to three days before the trip.
Ferries Bodrum – Mykonos
If you’re planning a trip by ferry from Bodrum to Mykonos, book your ferry tickets in advance. This route starts operating from June with one daily departure on Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays. The ferry leaves at 8:45 am and the trip takes 2 and a half hours.
A one way ticket will cost you €153.30. However, all tickets are fully refundable for the cancellations up to 3 days before the journey. On this route, there are no cabins or option to take your vehicle.
Other routes from Bodrum to Greece
During 2024 there were other routes from Bodrum to Greece available. Since each ferry company publishes their schedules at the different time, we’re constantly adding new dates on Ferryscanner.
Ferry routes active during the summer season 2024 (schedules weren’t released during the writing of this article in March 2025):
If you’re planning to travel on these routes, check out if schedules have been released using Ferryscanner search bar.
Ferries from Çeşme to Greece
Çeşme is a key Aegean port in western Turkey. There are regular Turkey to Greece ferry lines linking Çeşme to the Greek islands of Chios and Mykonos. Find out more about them below.
Ferries Çeşme – Chios
You can catch the Çeşme to Chios ferry during the weekends in March. Closer to the summer season, the schedule gets busier with three to four departures daily. The journey takes only 20 minutes and costs €36 or €40. Prices mostly depend on the ferry company and departure time. On some of the ferries you can even take your vehicle with you.
Ferries Çeşme – Mykonos
Makri Travel ferries from Çeşme to Mykonos operate on Fridays, Sundays and Tuesdays. It’s mostly one trip per day in the morning. The trip takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. The ferry fare for this route is €153.30. Tickets are partially refundable; there are no cabins or option to take your vehicle on board.
Ferries from Fethiye to Greece
Fethiye is located close to the Dodecanese islands, particularly Rhodes. The seasonal Turkey to Greece ferry between Fethiye and Rhodes is supporting growing tourist demand on this route. Read more on this summertime route below.
Ferries Fethiye – Rhodes
Getting to Greece by ferry from Fethiye to Rhodes takes less than 2 hours. This ferry line operates daily starting from April throughout the summer months. The ferry usually departs at 8:25 am. For most of the departures, one-way standard tickets are €40. Most tickets are fully refundable if you cancel them more than 3 days before the trip.
Ferries from Kuşadası to Greece
Kuşadası is one of the busiest Turkish ports. It’s situated on the western coast of Turkey. From Kuşadası you can take a ferry to the Greek island of Samos. We’ll give you more details on this ferry route below.
Ferries Kuşadası – Samos
Ferry lines from Kuşadası to Samos during spring operate on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. From the start of June there are more departures available. Most of the ferries between Kuşadası and Samos depart before noon.
The ferry ride to Samos lasts only 45 minutes. You can choose between two different ports to Samos – Pythagorio and Vathi. Almost all standard economic ferry tickets for one adult are €39. Plus, they’re all refundable if you cancel on time.
Other routes from Kuşadası to Greece
Similarly like with Bodrum, in summer 2024 there was one more active route from Kuşadası to Greece. We’re in contact with ferry companies and regularly updating their schedules on Ferryscanner website.
The following ferry route was available during the summer season 2024 (schedules for this route weren’t released during the writing of this article in March 2025):
If you’re exploring this route, see if schedules have been added using Ferryscanner search bar.
Ferries from Marmaris to Greece
Like Fethiye, Marmaris is also close to the Dodecanese islands. The Turkey to Greece ferry connects Marmaris to one of the most popular Greek islands – Rhodes. We’ll provide you with more info on this route in lines below.
Ferries Marmaris – Rhodes
You can travel from Marmaris to Rhodes every day. From mid-June on this route, you can find four daily departures. The journey is short, it lasts only 1 hour. One-way ferry ticket from Marmaris to Rhodes will cost you €60. In case your plans change, all tickets are fully refundable within a certain time frame.
Ferry companies for Turkey to Greece
Four different companies are operating ferry routes between Turkey and Greece. Makri Travel serves the most routes between these two countries. It’s a Greek based travel agency with frequent and convenient crossings connecting:
- Bodrum – Kos
- Bodrum – Mykonos
- Çeşme – Chios
- Çeşme – Mykonos
- Fethiye – Rhodes
- Kusadasi – Samos
Silogos Filoi Oinoysson is also a Greek company. It’s based on the Greek island of Chios. The company operates regularly on the route:
- Çeşme – Chios
The Greek ferry operator Sea Dreams is based in Rhodes and provides Turkey to Greece ferry route:
- Marmaris – Rhodes
Offers and discounts for Turkey – Greece
Both Silogos Filoi Oinoysson and Sea Dreams offer discounts for children. The first company has discounts for children from 5-10 years old and infants. The second company, Sea Dreams, provides free trips to children up to 4 years old. Kids from 5-10 years receive a 50% discount. Sea Dreams has discounts for students and groups, too. You can directly claim discounts by booking with Ferryscanner.
Occasionally, ferry companies have seasonal offers. Stay informed and bookmark our news on discounts to secure the best deals on ferry tickets.
Why travel by ferry to Greece?
Since Turkey to Greece ferry routes are short and cheap, it’s the most convenient way to visit Greek islands. With a ferry ride of under 1 hour, you can visit Kos, Chios and Samos. Fast and affordable connection is ideal for a weekend getaway, summer vacation or even a day trip.
Unlike other transport options, with all the ferry tickets in most cases you’re allowed to bring up to 22 kg of baggage free of charge. Traveling by ferry is more comfortable. You can walk around, use ferry facilities or enjoy the view.
How to book ferry tickets?
Book all these Turkey to Greece ferry routes on the Ferryscanner website. Add your starting point and destination to find ferry tickets. We offer the same prices as the company operators. There’re no hidden costs and our customer support is always ready to help with your booking.
Prefer to book your tickets on the go? Download Ferryscanner app on your Apple or Android phone and book your ferry tickets anytime, anywhere.