Ferry from Rhodes (Rodos) to Marmaris (Turkey)

Rhodes to Marmaris is the busiest international crossing from Rhodes, a straightforward one-hour run on the King of Rhodes, operated by Sea Dreams. Fares start around forty euros one way. It is a passenger service, so this is a walk-on crossing rather than one for vehicles, and passports are needed at both ends.

Marmaris is a large resort town on Turkey's southwest coast, with extensive hotels, beaches and nightlife, plus one of the biggest marinas on this stretch of coast. Marmaris Castle overlooks the harbour and the old bazaar quarter sits behind it, all within easy walking distance of where the boat berths. The port handles both the Rhodes link and a good deal of yacht traffic.

With around fifty six sailings a fortnight this runs multiple times most days in season, which makes a day trip in either direction perfectly practical. Current departures and fares are listed in the table below. Dalaman airport is roughly an hour and a half away by road, which makes Marmaris a useful open-jaw option for a Greece and Turkey trip.

Rhodes to Marmaris Ferry Fares

Weekly Rhodes to Marmaris Ferry Schedule

The repeating pattern behind the dated timetable, without dates. Each row is one scheduled departure and the days it runs.

Hiring a car

Is it worth hiring a car in Rhodes?

Worth it if you're staying more than a couple of days, since the island is large and its two bus companies (Roda in the west, KTEL in the east) don't make it easy to combine both coasts in a day. The port is a 10-minute walk from Rhodes Old Town, with paid parking nearby. Compare local suppliers at Discover Cars.

Next 14 days

Every scheduled departure from Rhodes to Marmaris between 24 August 2026 and 6 September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for the Rhodes to Marmaris ferry

• Rhodes has two separate ferry ports: large car ferries such as Blue Star Ferries use Akandia, while Dodekanisos Seaways catamarans and small boats to Symi depart from Kolona, just outside the Old Town walls – check your ticket for the correct one.
• Akandia port is roughly a 20-minute walk from the Old Town and has no shelter, seating or toilets while you wait, so it is more comfortable to wait in town and take a taxi straight to your ferry.
• Arrive at least one hour before departure to allow time to check in, since boarding for ferries from Rhodes typically closes around 20 minutes before the scheduled sailing time.
• Very calm sea conditions – glassy water and no swell – are common in early June and late September. These are the most comfortable times to cross the open Aegean.
• Air conditioning inside Greek ferries can be set very cold, especially in summer – keep a light layer in your day bag even in hot weather.

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