Kos Ferry Port

Kos ferry port is situated in the heart of the Dodecanese Islands

Kos ferry fort is situated in Kos town, in the north-east of the island, and is a lively and bustling Port providing Ferry connections to many of the other Dodecanese islands. From here, there are regular connections to mainland Greece and other islands in the Dodecanese area.

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Kos Ferry Times & Sailing Information

Timetables

Frequency

Duration

Company

Syros - Kos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 5hrs 30mins

Kalymnos - Kos

up to 3 crossings per week

1hr

Kos - Syros

up to 3 crossings per week

from 5hrs 30mins

Kos - Astypalea

Infrequent crossings

3hrs 40mins

Kos - Kalymnos

up to 3 crossings per week

1hr

Kos - Leros

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1hr 40mins

Kos - Nisyros

up to 2 crossings per week

1hr 20mins

Kos - Piraeus

up to 2 crossings per day

from 10hrs 5mins

Kos - Patmos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 3hrs

Kos - Rhodes

up to 6 crossings per week

from 3hrs

Kos - Tilos

up to 2 crossings per week

2hrs 50mins

Leros - Kos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 1hr 40mins

Nisyros - Kos

up to 2 crossings per week

1hr 20mins

Piraeus - Kos

up to 6 crossings per week

from 9hrs 40mins

Patmos - Kos

up to 3 crossings per week

from 3hrs

Rhodes - Kos

up to 2 crossings per day

from 2hrs 45mins

Tilos - Kos

up to 2 crossings per week

2hrs 50mins

About Kos

Kos is the second largest of the Dodecanese islands, after Rhodes, and is reputed to be the birthplace of Hippocrates. The island's capital, also called Kos, is a popular tourist resort complete with restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Kos is an island known for its beautiful villages and beaches and is a popular holiday destination with tourists from all over the world.