Ferry Bodrum → Kos 🇹🇷🇬🇷
The Bodrum to Kos ferry is one of the quickest, most popular hops between Turkey and Greece, linking the Turkish resort town of Bodrum with the Greek Dodecanese island of Kos in about 45 minutes. Turyol and Bodrum Express Lines both run this short cross-border crossing on fast passenger catamarans, with fares from around €25 per person. It is a favourite for travellers combining a Turkish holiday with the Greek islands, and a classic visa run. As an EU external border crossing, a valid passport is required for everyone, and the service is for foot passengers only — no cars are carried. The route is seasonal, running mainly from April to October. In summer the boats fill up fast, so book your seats ahead.
The Bodrum → Kos ferry route links Turkey and Greece. It is operated by Turyol, Bodrum Express Lines, with a crossing time of About 45 minutes (Daily in season (roughly April–October)). Fares start from €25 per person, vehicle extra. On VoilaFerry you compare live schedules, prices and availability across every operator on this route, then book your ticket — passengers, car, cabin or pet — in minutes, with no added service fees.
Operators on this route
- Turyol
- Bodrum Express Lines
How to book your ferry
- Pick your date and number of passengers.
- Compare operators, schedules and fares in real time.
- Add a vehicle, cabin or pet if needed, then pay online securely.
Good to know
- Vehicles (car, motorbike, motorhome) accepted on most departures.
- Cabins and reclining seats available for overnight crossings.
- Pets welcome depending on the operator.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the Bodrum to Kos ferry take?
- The crossing takes about 45 minutes on the fast passenger catamarans operated by Turyol and Bodrum Express Lines, making it one of the quickest Turkey–Greece hops.
- Which companies operate the Bodrum–Kos ferry?
- Two operators run the route: Turyol and Bodrum Express Lines. Both use fast catamarans on the short BXN–KGS crossing.
- Can I take a car on the Bodrum to Kos ferry?
- No. This is a passenger-only catamaran service, so no cars or vehicles are carried — it is for foot passengers only.
- Do I need a passport for the Bodrum–Kos ferry?
- Yes. Bodrum to Kos is an international, EU external border crossing, so a valid passport is required for every traveller. It is a popular visa-run route.
- How often does the ferry run and when should I book?
- The service runs daily during the season, roughly April to October. Summer sailings fill up quickly, so it's best to book your seats in advance.