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Ido and Makri Travel · 5h 45m

Bodrum to Leros Ferry

Compare every Bodrum to Leros sailing. From £42.35 one way, daily, crossing in about 5h 45m.

  • 5h 45m crossing
  • 11 sailings a week
  • Foot passengers
  • Verified timetable

Bodrum to Leros sailings on Saturday 31 October

2 departures found. Prices update live and are shown as a total.

Crown of Normandie
06:00Bodrum
5h 51m
Foot passenger
11:51Leros
£57.57
total
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Crown of Normandie
20:00Bodrum
5h 38m
★ Cheapest
01:38Leros (+1)
£56.50
total · free changes
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About the Bodrum to Leros ferry

Sailing from Bodrum to Leros takes around 5h 45m. Ido and Makri Travel run the route daily, and fares start from £42.35. We compare every operator on the route in one search, so you can see the cheapest and the fastest side by side before you commit.

This is a foot-passenger service, so you will need to travel without a vehicle. Foot passengers are welcome on board.

Bodrum to Leros ferry timetable

There are around 11 sailings a week on this route, daily. The table below shows how this crossing compares with the other services Bodrum and Leros are connected to.

RouteOperatorsDurationSailings / weekFromAverageVehicle
Bodrum – Leros Ido and Makri Travel5h 45m11 £42.35£98.76 Foot only
Bodrum – Kos Dentur Avrasya, Turkish Sealines and Turyol1h66 £21.17£71.78 Yes

How much is the ferry from Bodrum to Leros?

One-way fares start at £42.35. Across all booking types the average paid on this route is about £98.76. That figure includes vehicles, multiple passengers and peak-season departures, which is why it sits well above the headline price.

Which operators sail this route?

Ido and Makri Travel each operate the Bodrum – Leros crossing. Because more than one company competes here, fares and departure times vary meaningfully between them, so comparing before you book is worth real money on this route.

  • Ido, 10 routes across our network
  • Makri Travel, 8 routes across our network

Taking a vehicle

This service carries foot passengers only. If you need to bring a car, check the alternative crossings listed below for a vehicle-carrying route between the same regions.

Getting to Bodrum

Check in opens around 90 minutes before departure for vehicles and 45 minutes for foot passengers, and closes 30 to 60 minutes before sailing depending on the operator. Read our Bodrum port guide for terminal facilities, parking and directions, and the Leros guide for the other end.

Bodrum to Leros ferry: your questions answered

How long is the ferry from Bodrum to Leros?

The Bodrum to Leros ferry takes approximately 5h 45m. Actual crossing time varies a little by operator, vessel and sea conditions.

How much is the ferry from Bodrum to Leros?

One-way fares start from £42.35. The average booking on this route comes to around £98.76 once vehicles, extra passengers and peak dates are taken into account.

Who sails from Bodrum to Leros?

Ido and Makri Travel operate this crossing. We compare all of them in a single search.

How often does the Bodrum to Leros ferry run?

There are around 11 sailings a week on this route, which works out at daily. Frequency is usually higher in summer and over school holidays.

Can I take a car on the Bodrum to Leros ferry?

No, this route carries foot passengers only. If you need to bring a vehicle, search nearby ports for a car-carrying alternative.

What is the cheapest day to sail from Bodrum to Leros?

Midweek departures, particularly Tuesday and Wednesday, are typically the cheapest, along with the earliest sailing of the day. Friday and Saturday crossings in July and August are the most expensive.

How far in advance should I book?

Prices on this route rise as departure approaches. Booking more than six weeks ahead usually secures the lowest fare; inside a week you can expect to pay substantially more, especially in peak season.

Do I need a passport for the Bodrum to Leros ferry?

Carry valid photo ID for every passenger. International crossings require a passport valid for the whole of your trip, and non-EU travellers entering the Schengen area are now subject to biometric registration at the border. Check the operator's requirements before you travel.