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Turkish Aegean Coast

25 ports

ports: 25
Operators: 16
Bostanlı to Üçkuyular: 25m
Ayvalık to Cunda: 5h 45m

İzdeniz, Ayvalık Deniz Taşıyıcıları Kooperatifi and two other companies sail between 19 ports on the Turkish Aegean Coast. Ferries also sail to the Turkish Aegean Coast from eight ports in Greece, mostly Kos, Mytilene and Chios. The main crossing, from Bostanlı to Üçkuyular, takes 25 minutes and runs 48 times a day; the longest within the Turkish Aegean Coast, from Ayvalık to Cunda, takes 5 hours 45 minutes. Some sailings take cars, others foot passengers only. Some lines are seasonal.

Ferries to the Turkish Aegean Coast

13 routes

Greece

Chios to ÇeşmeErtürk Lines · İDO · Sunrise Lines · Tilos Travel · Turyol17m7 a day, in season Kos to BodrumBodrum Sea Lines · Dentur Avrasya · Lafasi Marine Co · Tilos Travel · Turkish Sea Lines · Turyol · Yeşil Marmaris Lines30mAbout 10 a day, in season Kos to TurgutreisDentur Avrasya30mDaily, April to November Mytilene to DikiliİDO30m4 a week, May to September Samos to KuşadasıİDO · Meander Travel · Tilos Travel30mAbout 4 a day, late March to October Mytilene to AyvalıkİDO · Turyol · Uğur Jale Lines40mTwice a day, in season Agia Marina (Leros) to TurgutreisİDO45mDaily, mid-May to September Agia Marina (Leros) to BodrumTilos Travel1hDaily, mid-May to October Pythagorio to KuşadasıİDO · Meander Travel1h12 a week, late April to mid-October Samos to SığacıkİDO1h4 a week, late April to September Kalymnos to TurgutreisDentur Avrasya1h 15m3 a week, June to mid-September Mytilene to AliağaTuryol1h 50mDaily, mid-April to October Patmos to KuşadasıİDO2h4 a week, late May to September

Destinations on the Turkish Aegean Coast

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Other ports15 ports

Aliağa1 destination Ayvalık3 destinations Ayvalık Islands2 destinations Bodrum3 destinations Bozcaada1 destination Çeşme1 destination Cunda1 destination Datça1 destination Dikili1 destination Geyikli1 destination Gökçeada1 destination Kabatepe1 destination Kuşadası3 destinations Sığacık1 destination Turgutreis3 destinations

Ferry companies on the Turkish Aegean Coast

Calls at Bostanlı, Üçkuyular, Karşıyaka and seven other portsCars on some sailings

10m–2h

Ayvalık Deniz Taşıyıcıları Kooperatifi

Calls at Ayvalık, Ayvalık Islands and CundaFoot passengers onlySeasonal

5h 45m

Calls at Kabatepe, Gökçeada, Geyikli and BozcaadaCars

30m–1h 15m

From Kos, Chios, Samos and Agia Marina (Leros)Foot passengers onlyHigh speed

20m–1h

Bodrum Ferryboat

Calls at Bodrum and DatçaCars

1h 45m

From Kos, Chios and MytileneCars on some sailings

30m–1h 50m

From Chios, Mytilene, Samos and three other portsFoot passengers onlyHigh speedSeasonal

17m–2h

From Samos and PythagorioFoot passengers onlySeasonal

1h

From Kos and KalymnosFoot passengers onlySeasonal

30m–1h 15m

From ChiosCarsHigh speed

45m

Bodrum Sea Lines

From KosFoot passengers onlyHigh speed

40m

From ChiosCars

35m

Uğur Jale Lines

From MytileneCars

1h 15m

Yeşil Marmaris Lines

From KosFoot passengers onlyHigh speedSeasonal

30m

Turkish Sea Lines

From KosCars

1h

Lafasi Marine Co

From KosFoot passengers onlySeasonal

30m

Questions

Where do ferries to the Turkish Aegean Coast leave from?

From Kos, Mytilene, Chios, Samos, Agia Marina (Leros), Pythagorio, Patmos and Kalymnos.

Which ferry companies sail on the Turkish Aegean Coast?

İzdeniz: Bostanlı, Üçkuyular, Karşıyaka and seven other ports. Ayvalık Deniz Taşıyıcıları Kooperatifi: Ayvalık, Ayvalık Islands and Cunda. Gestaş: Kabatepe, Gökçeada, Geyikli and Bozcaada. Tilos Travel: from Kos, Chios, Samos and Agia Marina (Leros). Bodrum Ferryboat: Bodrum and Datça. Turyol: from Kos, Chios and Mytilene. İDO: from Chios, Mytilene, Samos, Pythagorio, Patmos and Agia Marina (Leros). Meander Travel: from Samos and Pythagorio. And eight other companies.

Can I take my car on a ferry on the Turkish Aegean Coast?

Partly. Bostanlı to Üçkuyular, Kabatepe to Gökçeada, Bodrum to Datça and Geyikli to Bozcaada take cars, and Kos to Bodrum, Chios to Çeşme and Mytilene to Ayvalık take cars on some sailings; every other line is for foot passengers only.

Do ferries on the Turkish Aegean Coast run all year?

Yes. İzdeniz, Gestaş and eight other companies sail all year round; some lines are seasonal.