Greece
Leros to Turgutreis Ferry
Schedule, crossing time & sailings for 2026
Departs
Leros
Greece
Arrives
Turgutreis
Mugla
At a glance
The Leros to Turgutreis ferry takes about 45m, with one daily departure at 17:00. It is operated by Dentur Avrasya. Fares start from €55.
- First sailing
- 17:00
- Last sailing
- 17:00
- Sailings / day
- 1
- Crossing
- 45m
Leros to Turgutreis ferry timetable
| Departs | Duration | Operator | Runs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17:00 | 45m | Dentur Avrasya | Daily |
Times are indicative and may change seasonally. Confirm with the operator before travelling.
About the Leros – Turgutreis crossing
Turgutreis in Turkey is reached from the Greek island of Leros via a 45-minute international ferry crossing. Two operators, Bodrum Ferryboat and Dentur Avrasya, currently provide this service across the Aegean Sea. The single daily departure is scheduled for 17:00, seven days a week.
Leros to Turkey Ferry Options
This 22-nautical-mile route is one of two direct connections from Leros to the Turkish mainland. The alternative sailing is to the port of Bodrum, which is a separate service. Fares for the crossing to Turgutreis start from €55, though this price can change based on the season and whether a vehicle is included.
From the port of Leros, other domestic Greek services also operate to Piraeus. The arrival port of Turgutreis, on the Bodrum Peninsula, has onward international ferry connections to the Greek islands of Kalymnos, Kos, and Patmos, in addition to this service from Leros.
Vehicles, pets & onboard
- Commuter ferries
- Princes' Islands service
- İstanbulkart fares
- Bosphorus cruises
Onboard facilities and vehicle, pet and luggage policies vary by operator and vessel; confirm details with the operator before booking.
Getting to & from the ports
Frequently asked questions
Who operates the service?
Bodrum Ferryboat and Dentur Avrasya runs this crossing.
How much does a ticket cost?
Fares start from €40 one-way for the cheapest class.
What time does it depart?
Departure is set for 17:00.
How do I get back from Turgutreis?
Check the Turgutreis to Leros ferry for return times.
How many sailings run each day?
One sailing a day, every day.
Is this an international ferry route?
Yes, it connects Greece and Turkey.
How long, roughly, is the crossing?
About 45m under normal conditions.
Does the ferry run all year?
Sailings run daily, and frequency can change between the summer and winter seasons. The timetable above shows the latest published departures — confirm with the operator for off-season dates.
Can I take a car on this ferry?
Dentur Avrasya does not list vehicle space on this service — plan to travel as a foot passenger. If you need to bring a car, check with the operator for alternative crossings.
Can I take a pet on this ferry?
Most ferry operators allow pets on this route, usually in a carrier, on deck or in designated pet areas or cabins, and registered assistance dogs travel free. Rules and any fees vary by operator and vessel — check with Dentur Avrasya, so declare your pet when booking.
What's the luggage allowance?
Foot passengers can normally bring their own luggage aboard at no extra charge, with racks or a luggage area near the entrance, and there is usually no airline-style weight limit. Oversized or excess items may carry a fee, so check with the operator if you are travelling with bulky baggage.
Where can I check live sailing times?
The timetable on this page shows the latest published sailings for this route. Always confirm with the operator before travelling, as schedules change seasonally.
Same departure port
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Sharing a stop
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Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated July 24, 2026.
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Fares from
€55
Lowest published one-way fare. Final price varies by operator, date and vehicle.
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