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Dentur Avrasya sails to Kos from Bodrum Castle Port and Turgutreis. In November 2026 Ertürk’s timetable (checked 27 October) lists two boats from Dentur’s fleet: Dedetaş-2 from Bodrum Castle Port at 09:15 on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, back from Kos at 15:30, and Erdem Karadeniz from Turgutreis at 09:00 on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, back at 16:00. Ertürk’s timetable, checked again on 11 November 2026, keeps Dedetaş-2 on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays through December (last sailing Saturday 2 January) and lists Erdem Karadeniz again on 1, 5 and 15 January 2027, with nothing from Turgutreis in December (news). Dentur’s own site has a booking form but no published timetable or fares.
Dentur Avrasya is a passenger shipping company best known for its commuter boats and Bosphorus tours in Istanbul. On the Aegean it runs a Greek-islands service from the Bodrum peninsula: its own booking form lists Bodrum (Castle Port) to Kos and Turgutreis (D-Marin) to Kos, Leros and Kalymnos. Its fleet page lists three vessels certified for international voyages (Erdem Karadeniz, Gönül and Dedetaş-2) but does not say which boat serves which island.
This week: Dentur Avrasya sailings
Today:
Bodrum → Kos This month on the route: fewer sailings
| Day | From Bodrum | From Kos |
|---|---|---|
| no sailing | no sailing | |
| 09:00 Erdem Karadeniz | 16:00 Erdem Karadeniz | |
| 09:00 Erdem Karadeniz09:15 Dedetaş - 2 | 15:30 Dedetaş - 216:00 Erdem Karadeniz | |
| 09:15 Dedetaş - 2 | 15:30 Dedetaş - 2 | |
| no sailing | no sailing | |
| 09:00 Erdem Karadeniz | 16:00 Erdem Karadeniz | |
| 09:15 Dedetaş - 2 | 15:30 Dedetaş - 2 |
Source: Ertürk Lines – bodrum-kos sefer saatleri, checked 12 November 2026. Dentur publishes no timetable on its own site. These are the sailings of the boats on Dentur's fleet page (Erdem Karadeniz from Turgutreis, Dedetaş-2 from Bodrum Castle Port) as listed in Ertürk's timetable. Route guide: Bodrum → Kos
Turgutreis → Kalymnos This month on the route: status unclear
Days and times: see the company's timetable (Dentur Avrasya, last checked 15 October 2026).
This box is rebuilt every day; sailings are as we saw them in the company's timetable on the check date. Weather and demand can change them, so confirm with the company before you travel.
Short answer
- Official website: www.denturavrasya.com/tr-TR
- Also known as: Dentur (short form used on booking platforms and in our route guides)
- Routes: Bodrum → Kos, Turgutreis → Kos, Turgutreis → Leros, Turgutreis → Kalymnos
- How to book: Dentur’s website has a booking form where the Aegean routes sit under the Aegean tours tab: you choose the route, the pier (Kale Port for Bodrum, D-Marin Port for Turgutreis), the date and a sailing time.
- Phone: the website gives only the Turkish service number 444 63 36 (as of 21 Oct 2026); see its contact page.
Routes
| Route | Note | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Bodrum → Kos | From Bodrum Castle Port (Kale Port). Listed in Dentur’s booking form in October 2026. Ferryhopper shows Dentur sailings from daily to two days a week depending on the month, based on last year’s data. Our Bodrum–Kos guide lists a daily morning sailing in autumn with an extra afternoon boat on some days. | Bodrum → Kos |
| Turgutreis → Kos | From Turgutreis D-Marin. Listed in Dentur’s booking form in October 2026. Ferryhopper lists the route with Dentur from April to November, about 30 minutes, a few days a week to daily. | Turgutreis → Kos |
| Turgutreis → Leros | From Turgutreis D-Marin to Lakki. The route is in Dentur’s booking form, but Ferryhopper only showed April data for Dentur, so we could not confirm a regular 2026 timetable. | – |
| Turgutreis → Kalymnos | Listed in Dentur’s booking form, but we could not confirm that the route ran in 2026. Booking platforms show previous-year data (April–August, one to four days a week). | Turgutreis → Kalymnos |
Departure ports: Bodrum, Turgutreis.
How to book
Dentur’s website has a booking form where the Aegean routes sit under the Aegean tours tab: you choose the route, the pier (Kale Port for Bodrum, D-Marin Port for Turgutreis), the date and a sailing time. Dentur also advertises a mobile app. Its Greek-islands page shows photos only, with no timetable or fares, so check times and prices in the booking form.
Vehicles
No vehicle information on Dentur’s own site. Ferryhopper says the Bodrum–Kos ferries usually have no car deck, so plan to rent a car on Kos.
Luggage and pets
Dentur publishes no luggage or pet rules for the Aegean routes. Ferryhopper names Dentur among Bodrum–Kos operators that are usually flexible on luggage size and weight; ask Dentur directly if you travel with a pet.
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FAQ
Where does the Dentur ferry to Kos leave from in Bodrum?
From the Castle Port (Kale Port) next to Bodrum Castle, according to Dentur’s booking form. Its Turgutreis sailings leave from D-Marin. See our Bodrum to Kos ferry guide for the other operators.
Does Dentur sail to Kalymnos and Leros?
Dentur’s booking form lists Turgutreis to Leros and Turgutreis to Kalymnos, and its services page names both islands. We could not confirm a 2026 timetable for either route on the operator’s site or on booking platforms, so check the form for your date.
Is Dentur Avrasya the same company as the Istanbul ferries?
Yes. The same website covers Dentur’s Istanbul commuter lines and Bosphorus tours, the Bodrum pier and the Greek-islands service.
How much is a Dentur ticket to Kos?
Dentur’s site shows no fare table. Ferryhopper listed Dentur Bodrum–Kos fares of about 17.50 to 25 euros in its monthly tables as of October 2026, but marks them as based on last year’s data. Check the live price when you book.
When does Dentur sail to Kos in November?
Ertürk’s timetable (checked 27 October 2026) lists Dedetaş-2 from Bodrum Castle Port at 09:15 on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays (Kos 15:30) and Erdem Karadeniz from Turgutreis at 09:00 on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays (Kos 16:00) until 29 November. When we checked again on 11 November 2026, Dedetaş-2 continues on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays in December (last sailing Saturday 2 January 2027), and Erdem Karadeniz has no December sailings but sails on Friday 1, Tuesday 5 and Friday 15 January 2027 (Turgutreis 09:00, Kos 16:00). Both boats appear on Dentur’s fleet page; Dentur’s own site publishes no timetable, so confirm in its booking form.
Timetables, prices and entry rules change; check the official source before you travel.
Sources
- Dentur Avrasya – home page and booking form (Aegean routes) (accessed Oct 2026)
- Dentur Avrasya – Yunanistan Adaları Kos - Kalymnos - Leros (accessed Oct 2026)
- Dentur Avrasya – Bodrum (Kaleiçi) - Kos (accessed Oct 2026)
- Dentur Avrasya – Uluslararası Sefer Gemilerimiz (accessed Oct 2026)
- Ferryhopper – Bodrum to Kos (accessed Oct 2026)
- Ferryhopper – Turgutreis to Kos (accessed Oct 2026)
- Ferryhopper – Turgutreis to Leros (accessed Oct 2026)
- Ferryhopper – Turgutreis to Kalymnos (accessed Oct 2026)
- Ertürk Lines – Bodrum–Kos sefer saatleri (Dedetaş-2 and Erdem Karadeniz sailings checked 27 Oct and 11 Nov 2026)
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