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Mersin to Famagusta Ferry

Schedule, crossing time & sailings for 2026

Departs

Mersin

Mersin

10h
178.19 nm

Arrives

Famagusta

Cyprus

178.19 nm

At a glance

The Mersin to Famagusta ferry takes about 10h. It is operated by Akgunler Denizcilik.

Sailings / day
0
Crossing
10h

Mersin to Famagusta ferry timetable

Timetable not published here yet

The Mersin to Famagusta ferry is operated by Akgunler Denizcilik, and the crossing takes about 10h. Sailings change seasonally — check the operator for current times.

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Times are indicative and may change seasonally. Confirm with the operator before travelling.

About the MersinFamagusta crossing

The Mersin to Famagusta ferry route is a vital sea link connecting Turkey with the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC), primarily serving those who wish to transport vehicles and cargo. Departing from Mersin, a significant port city on Turkey's Mediterranean coast, these car ferries journey across to Famagusta Port, located on the eastern side of the TRNC. As of 2026, the route is exclusively operated by Akgunler Denizcilik, providing a reliable service for this cross-border passage. This overnight journey covers a sea distance of approximately 330 kilometers (about 205 miles) and typically takes around 10 to 12 hours. While primarily a vehicle and freight service, the ferry also accommodates foot passengers and those traveling with their cars. The vessels are equipped with cabins and seating lounges to ensure a comfortable trip, especially given the extended duration. This route is ideal for holidaymakers bringing their cars to the TRNC, students, and commercial transporters moving trucks and lorries. Booking your passage, especially for vehicles and cargo, is highly recommended in advance due to limited capacity, particularly during peak summer and holiday periods. Tickets can be purchased directly through Akgunler Denizcilik's official website (akgunlerdenizcilik.com) or by contacting their call center at +90 392 444 4364. When traveling, ensure you have necessary personal items for the overnight crossing, such as water and snacks, and if transporting a vehicle, keep your vehicle registration and insurance documents readily accessible. For Turkish citizens, a valid ID card or passport is sufficient for entry into the TRNC; a Schengen visa is not required. However, international travelers of other nationalities should verify the specific entry requirements for the TRNC based on their country of origin. This is a cross-border journey, so be prepared for standard customs and immigration procedures upon arrival. For a potentially faster connection to the TRNC, you might consider the Tasucu to Kyrenia fast ferry route. If you are planning to travel in the reverse direction, please consult the Famagusta to Mersin ferry schedule page for relevant information.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Mersin to Famagusta ferry take?

The car ferry from Mersin Port to Famagusta Port typically takes about 10 to 12 hours, usually as an overnight journey. The sea distance is approximately 330 kilometers.

Does the Mersin to Famagusta route transport cars and trucks?

Yes, this route is primarily designed for vehicle and cargo transport, including cars, trucks, and lorries, alongside passengers.

How can I buy tickets for the Mersin to Famagusta ferry?

Tickets can be purchased via Akgunler Denizcilik's official website (akgunlerdenizcilik.com) or by calling their customer service at +90 392 444 4364. Early booking is advised for vehicles and cargo.

Do I need a visa to travel from Turkey to the TRNC (Northern Cyprus)?

For Turkish citizens, a valid ID card or passport is sufficient; a Schengen visa is not required for entry into the TRNC. Foreign nationals should check their specific entry requirements.

What days do the Mersin to Famagusta ferries operate?

Ferries operate on specific days of the week, and schedules can vary by season. Please check Akgunler Denizcilik's official channels for the most current timetable.

Last updated June 13, 2026.

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