BODRUM KOS FERRY TICKETS
ISLAND of HIPPOCRATES
The Bodrum Kos ferry route connects the popular Turkish resort town of Bodrum with the Greek island of Kos, covering approximately 19 kilometers (10 nautical miles) in around 30-45 minutes depending on the vessel type.
Multiple ferry operators service this route including Yesil Marmaris Lines and Dentur with daily departures available year-round.
During the peak summer season (June-September), the number of daily sailings increases, while in the off-season (November-March) the frequency decreases.
There are two departure ports in Bodrum — Bodrum Cruise Port and Bodrum Castle Port (city center) — so passengers should carefully check which port their ferry departs from. If you are staying on the western side of the Bodrum Peninsula, the Turgutreis Kos ferry is also an alternative.
Passengers are advised to arrive at least 1 hour before departure with valid travel documents, and the short journey time makes it ideal for day trips between Turkey and Greece.


