Ferries from Leros

Leros, a beautiful island nestled in the Dodecanese group of islands in Greece, serves as a crucial international ferry gateway. Located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, the port of Leros offers convenient sea connections that bridge the Greek islands with the Turkish mainland. This makes Leros an excellent starting point for travellers looking to explore both the charming Greek archipelago and the vibrant Turkish coast.

Ferry Connections from Leros

The main ferry routes from Leros are international, connecting to popular ports in Turkey. These services are operated by reputable companies including Bodrum Ferryboat and Tilos Travel, ensuring a comfortable journey across the Aegean.

International Routes to Turkey

• Leros to Turgutreis: One of the most frequent and popular crossings is from Leros to Turgutreis. This international route typically takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, making it a relatively quick and efficient way to travel between Greece and Turkey. Travellers arriving at Turgutreis port can easily continue their journey to explore the Turkish Riviera. Return trips from Turgutreis to Leros are also readily available.
• Leros to Bodrum: For those planning a trip to a larger Turkish city, the ferry from Leros to Bodrum offers a direct link. This journey typically spans around 4 hours, providing a scenic passage across the Aegean Sea. Bodrum is a well-known destination, and this route is ideal for experiencing the cultural richness of both regions. You can also find ferries returning from Bodrum to Leros.

These international connections are vital for tourism and local travel, offering flexibility whether you're planning a short excursion or a longer multi-country adventure. Always check specific route pages for the most current schedules and to book your tickets in advance, especially during the busy summer months.

Main Ferry Routes from Leros

Destination	Crossing Time
Turgutreis	~2h 30m
Bodrum	~4h 00m