Ferries from Greece to Turkey
Can't wait to get to Turkey? Search your ferry from Greece to Turkey consulting our online search service. These pages show you the ferry operators that cover the routes to Turkey departing from Greece and related schedules, tariffs and durations.
The crossings between Greece and Turkey are served by Aegean Shipping Company, Exas Shipping Service, Makri A.e., Meander Travel, Sea Dreams and Sunrise Lines Ltd who jointly operate 142 connections per week with all day departures and sailing times shorter than 2 hours. Passengers will be welcomed on board by competent and qualified crews who will show you to your accommodation and all of the services available on board.
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EXAS SHIPPING SERVICE
21 weekly sailings
20 min
MAKRI A.E.
22 weekly sailings
05 min
EXAS SHIPPING SERVICE
1 weekly sailing
1 h 30 min
SEA DREAMS
1 weekly sailing
2 h
MAKRI A.E.
21 weekly sailings
30 min
SUNRISE LINES LTD
14 weekly sailings
35 min
EXAS SHIPPING SERVICE
2 weekly sailings
1 h 15 min
EXAS SHIPPING SERVICE
1 weekly sailing
50 min
MAKRI A.E.
6 weekly sailings
1 h 50 min
AEGEAN SHIPPING COMPANY
5 weekly sailings
1 h 30 min
MAKRI A.E.
5 weekly sailings
45 min
MEANDER TRAVEL
7 weekly sailings
1 h 30 min
MAKRI A.E.
7 weekly sailings
45 min
MEANDER TRAVEL
7 weekly sailings
1 h 30 min
SEA DREAMS
22 weekly sailings
1 h
5 weekly sailings
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
25 weekly sailings
Duration: 20 minutes
61 weekly sailings
Duration: 05 minutes
14 weekly sailings
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
23 weekly sailings
Duration: 1 hour
14 weekly sailings
Duration: 35 minutes
Turkey is a vast and iridescent nation straddling East and West. There is a huge variation in climate, vegetation, population, culture and tradition across the country. Turkey is on the coast of the Mediterranean, Black and Aegean seas and borders Bulgaria and Greece to the west and Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Syria, Iran and Iraq to the south-east. Turkey is an extremely interesting country because it divides Europe and Asia and has played a fundamental role in history. In the twelfth century, the first Turkish state emerged and controlled all of western Anatolia. Ottoman contro... [More information]