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Apollon II

Small high-speed passenger boat (no vehicle deck) · operated by Lafasi Maritime Company

Passengers224
VehiclesFoot passengers only
Service speed20 kn

A small, fast passenger boat working Lafasi's short Dodecanese hops between Kos, Kalymnos and Bodrum -- a functional island bus of a boat, not a cruise.

On board the Apollon II

  • À la carte restaurantnot on board
  • Shopnot on board
  • ATMnot on board
  • Outside deck
  • Liftnot on board
  • Pets allowed
  • Pet cabinsnot on board

Where you can sit

  • Main deck saloonEnclosed, air-conditioned saloon with seats and tables
  • Upper deckOpen second deck under a shade awning

Where is the Apollon II now?

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Positions by AIS from the University of the Aegean’s Aegean network. Coastline © OpenStreetMap contributors. Live positions are indicative and are not a navigational aid.

Specifications

Built2018
Length28.9 m
Beam6.72 m
Gross tonnage127
Service speed20 knots

Where the Apollon II sails

Scheduled crossings over the next 14 days, busiest first.

Usually works Kos–Kalymnos and Kos–Bodrum (Turkey).

  • Foot passengers only; there is no vehicle deck.
  • Short crossing at a brisk 20 knots; expect a simple, open-air ride rather than a big ferry's amenities.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Apollon II like?

A small, fast passenger boat working Lafasi's short Dodecanese hops between Kos, Kalymnos and Bodrum -- a functional island bus of a boat, not a cruise. She is a small high-speed passenger boat (no vehicle deck) built in 2018.

Who operates the Apollon II?

The Apollon II is operated by Lafasi Maritime Company.

Does the Apollon II carry cars?

No. The Apollon II takes foot passengers only, so you cannot drive aboard.

How fast is the Apollon II?

She works at a service speed of 20 knots.

Which routes does the Apollon II sail?

Over the next 14 days the Apollon II is scheduled on Bodrum to Kos and Kos to Bodrum.

Vessel details as published by the operators and cross-checked against maritime registers. Schedules from the current timetable. Updated 6 August 2026.