Ferry from Kos to Bodrum

Enjoy a scenic trip with the ferry from Kos to Bodrum, featuring beautiful views of the Aegean Sea. Book your adventure today for an unforgettable experience!

Visit our online booking platform and complete your ferry reservation in just a few steps:

1. Choose your dates & ferry operator: Research the various ferry companies that operate between Kos and Bodrum. Some of them are Sky Marine Ferries, Makri Travel and Exas Shipping Company. Go-ferry.com allows you to explore options and find the most suitable operator for your trip. Look at the available ferry timetables and select a departure time that works best for you. Keep in mind that schedules may change based on the season, so we advise you to book your ferry tickets from Kos to Bodrum in advance
2. Choose onboard accommodation & book your ferry ticket: Once you’ve found a ferry that fits your plans, proceed to accommodation and passenger details and after, secure your tickets. We offer a straightforward booking process
3. Prepare the required documents: Ensure you have all necessary travel documents, such as your passport and any required visas for the entry into Turkey
4. Arrive at the port: On the day of travel, make sure to arrive at the port at least 1 hour earlier to check in and board the ferry
5. Enjoy the Journey: Once on board, relax, take advantage of the ship's amenities and enjoy the beautiful scenery as you cruise from Kos to Bodrum
6. Disembark in Bodrum: After a very short trip, you will arrive in Bodrum. Get off the ship and, if you do not have a car, use the public transportation means to reach your spot

What is the Kos to Bodrum ferry distance?

The distance between the main port of Kos on the northeast of the island and the port of Bodrum is approx. 10 nautical miles (18.5 kilometers).

How long does the ferry boat from Kos to Bodrum take?

The trip is very short, taking from 20 to 30 minutes. This can fluctuate a little, depending on the ferry company, vessel and weather conditions.

Ferry prices also fluctuate according to the season and time you book, thus, we recommend that you book your ferry tickets as early as possible. 

Transportation options in Kos & Bodrum

In Kos, your primary transportation options to reach the port are:

• Local buses: The KTEL buses connect various parts of the island to the port, offering a convenient and budget-friendly choice
• Taxis: Easily available throughout Kos, taxis can take you directly to the port from your location. Get one from the street or book online
• Private transfer: A more convenient and luxurious choice. Click here to book your driver

Once you arrive at the port in Bodrum, you have the following options to explore the city:

• Dolmuş (shared minibuses): These affordable minibuses operate throughout Bodrum, making them a very popular choice for getting around
• Taxis: Taxis are readily available at the port and can take you anywhere in Bodrum. If you want to be more organized, book one beforehand
• Private transfer: Book a private transfer to experience a more luxurious tranfer
• Car rentals: If you prefer to drive and explore at your own pace, car rental services are available

About Kos & Bodrum

Kos

• Asclepius Sanctuary: This ancient healing center, dedicated to Asclepius, the god of medicine, offers fascinating ruins and insights into ancient Greek medical practices
• Kos Town: Explore the charming streets filled with shops, cafes and historical sites, including the ancient agora and the impressive Castle of the Knights or else, Nerantzia Castle
• Asklepion: A short distance from the town, this archaeological site features the ruins of an ancient medical center
• Hippocrates Tree: Legend has it that this is the spot where Hippocrates taught his students. Hippocrates was one of the most important figures in the history of medicine
• Beaches: Enjoy the stunning beaches, such as Tigaki and Paradise Beach, known for their crystal-clear waters

Bodrum

• Bodrum Castle: This stunning medieval fortress offers panoramic views of the harbor and houses the Museum of Underwater Archaeology, showcasing fascinating artifacts
• Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the remnants of this grand tomb are a must-visit for history enthusiasts
• Bodrum Marina: Stroll along the marina to admire luxury yachts and enjoy waterfront dining at various restaurants and cafes
• Windmills of Bodrum: Perched on the hills, these iconic windmills are a perfect spot for photographs and offer great views of the surrounding area
• Myndos Gate: This ancient city gate is a remarkable historical site, showcasing the impressive architecture of the Hellenistic period