Ferries to Kastellorizo: Route Map
Discovering the ferry routes to Kastellorizo means booking a four-hour crossing with Blue Star Ferries or Dodekanisos Seaways. As the easternmost Greek port, these ships are the essential lifeline connecting the tiny harbor to the mainland. Secure your tickets early before catching your return voyage west to Rhodes.
Getting to Kastellorizo from Greece
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The Eastern Edge: Ferries to Kastellorizo route map
Kastellorizo is the smallest and most eastern Greek island. It sits right next to the coast of Turkey. The largest ferry operators in the region include Blue Star Ferries, Dodekanisos Seaways, and Meander Travel. The island has no cars, making it incredibly peaceful.
| Starting Port | Travel Time | How Often It Runs |
|---|---|---|
| Kas, Turkey | 20 to 30 minutes | Every day in the summer. Very popular for day trips. |
| Rhodes (Fast Boat) | 2.5 hours | Usually 2 or 3 times a week. Fast and bumpy. |
| Rhodes (Slow Boat) | 4 to 5 hours | Usually twice a week. Very cheap and stable. |
| Travel Style | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Day Trip from Turkey | Very fast. Costs about €30 return. You see two countries in one day. | You have to go through passport control and customs, which takes extra time. |
| Island Hop from Rhodes | No passport checks needed if you stay inside Greece. | Ferries do not go every day. You have to plan your schedule carefully. |
If you take the quick 20 minute boat from Kas in Turkey to Kastellorizo, you are crossing an international border. You cannot use just a normal ID card. You must have your passport, and you will get a stamp.
“The harbor in Kastellorizo is so small that the big ferries look like they are parking in someone’s living room. Be ready to walk to your hotel, because there is only one taxi on the whole island.”
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