Bodrum Ferry Tickets

Ferry crossings from Bodrum to Kos, Datça and Rhodes booked through our Arabic-speaking desk, with sailing times and price confirmed beforehand.

Bodrum Ferry Tickets is built around the short sea crossings that leave from Bodrum's harbor, a town known for its white buildings climbing the hillside around the old castle and marina. From here, the Aegean opens onto nearby Greek islands and the Turkish coast further south, both reachable by boat rather than a longer drive around the coastline.

Bodrum to Kos and Bodrum to Datca are the two sailings sold on this page, one hopping across open water to a Greek island and the other tracing the coast further along the same peninsula. Rather than a family queuing at the port ticket window, Haqqi Tours' desk checks the sailing schedule first, settles a written price over WhatsApp, and hands over the tickets ready for the day of travel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Bodrum to Kos and Datca ferries?
The Kos route is a short crossing to a nearby Greek island, while the Datca route stays along the Turkish coast further down the same peninsula, so the choice depends on the destination wanted.
How does Haqqi Tours book Bodrum ferry tickets?
For these Bodrum sailings, a family shares the preferred date and the number of travellers on WhatsApp, and the desk locks in the fare in writing and forwards the tickets ahead of departure, so nothing needs sorting out at the harbor itself.
Is the Bodrum ferry crossing suitable for a day trip?
Both the Kos and Datca routes are short enough that a family can treat the crossing as part of a longer day out from Bodrum rather than an overnight trip.