Checked offer from Rhodes to Marmaris (Turkey): Ferry, about 2h, from €63. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 4, 2026): Sea Dreams, Yesil Marmaris Lines; main departure point: Rhodes Port.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 4, 2026 for a departure on November 25, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sea Dreams | Ferry | Rhodes Port | €63 | 1 |
| Yesil Marmaris Lines | Ferry | Rhodes Port | €68 | 1 |
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Practical tips
This is a small-capacity crossing, so summer sailings can fill up, especially on weekends. Book online as soon as your dates are fixed to secure a seat and receive instant confirmation instead of risking a sold-out boat.
Unlike Athens, with Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio, this route leaves from Rhodes itself. Check the departure port on your ticket and do not confuse it with the ferry quays used for other Greek islands.
You are crossing an international border. Keep your passport in your hand luggage and check the Turkish entry requirements for your nationality, including any visa or e-visa needs, before travelling.
Passport and ticket checks take time before boarding. Follow the check-in time on your confirmation and arrive at the port comfortably early, especially in peak season when queues are longer.
Strong winds can delay or cancel sailings, and some days have no departure. Avoid tight same-day flights or non-refundable bookings after arrival, and leave a spare day if you must reach a fixed connection.
The journey experience
Rhodes to Marmaris is one of the easiest international hops from Greece, and for most independent travellers the ferry is the only sensible choice. There is no need to compare coaches, trains and flights here: the sea crossing is direct, simple and takes you from the Rhodes waterfront straight into a Turkish port town.
The service is a passenger ferry that links Rhodes Town with Marmaris, a resort town on Turkey's Turquoise Coast. Boats are small and practical rather than luxurious, with indoor seating, a snack counter on some sailings and open deck space for the views. Border formalities are handled at the port on both sides, so you board with your passport and clear passport control on arrival. The page shows live durations and fares in the comparison table, so you can check them before booking.
The main risk is not a complicated route but a limited schedule: crossings are more frequent in the warmer months and can be reduced or suspended in winter, and rough seas can disrupt sailings. Book ahead in high season, keep your passport handy, and avoid scheduling a tight onward flight on the same day. Reserve online for instant confirmation, and you can plan the rest of your trip with confidence.
Frequently asked questions — Rhodes → Marmaris (Turkey)
Ferry fares for Rhodes to Marmaris start from €63, and the typical fare goes up to €64. Prices can vary with the date, the season and how early you book, so check the comparison table on this page for current fares and book online to secure your seat.
The crossing takes about 2 hours, and up to around 2 hours 25 minutes depending on the sailing. Remember to add time at the port for check-in and passport control on both sides, so the whole journey takes somewhat longer than the time spent at sea.
The ferry is the option to choose on this route. It connects Rhodes directly with Marmaris, so you avoid any change of transport, and it is simple to book online with instant confirmation. It also gives you a scenic sea crossing between the Greek island and the Turkish coast.
Yes, the ferry runs directly from Rhodes to Marmaris, so you do not need to change on another island. You board in Rhodes and disembark in Marmaris, after border formalities. Always check the date you want to travel, as the schedule varies with the season.
The ferry leaves from the port of Rhodes Town, on the island of Rhodes, and arrives in Marmaris on the Turkish coast. Your booking confirmation shows the exact departure point and check-in time, so check it the day before you travel.
Why visit Marmaris (Turkey)?
- ✓ Take a boat trip from the harbour to the bays of Turunç, Cleopatra Island and the turquoise coves of the Marmaris coast
- ✓ Wander through the old town and Marmaris Castle, which houses a small archaeological museum, then browse the Grand Bazaar
- ✓ Day-trip to Dalyan to see the Lycian rock tombs, the mud baths and Iztuzu beach, where caretta caretta turtles nest
- ✓ Hike or jeep-safari through the pine forests of the Marmaris National Park and the Datça peninsula
- ✓ Spend an evening on Barlar Street, with its bars and restaurants, or watch the sunset over the marina
When to visit Marmaris (Turkey)?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
May to early October — hot, sunny and dry, with warm sea; June and September are less crowded
What to do in Marmaris (Turkey)?
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How long to visit Marmaris (Turkey)?
Allow 3 to 5 days in Marmaris to balance beach time and excursions. With 2-3 days, stroll the old town and castle, enjoy the bazaar and take a boat trip to the bays. With 5 days, add a day trip to Dalyan and the Iztuzu turtle beach, or a ferry to Rhodes (Greece), and book boat tours in advance in high season.
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