Ferry Finder

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Which boats sail, who runs them, how long they take and what the operator charges. Every sailing here was observed on a named date, and every fare is one a ferry company published.

Snapshot taken Sat, Sep 12, 2026, probing Thu, Sep 17, 2026, Mon, Sep 21, 2026, Fri, Sep 25, 2026, Tue, Sep 29, 2026. 2709 distinct sailings across 823 crossings and 266 ports, from 2190 port pairs asked about.

This is not live availability and it is not a booking system. It cannot tell you whether a sailing has space today.

The türbe or mausoleum is the building to the right. The Ibrahim Bey Imaret dates from 1433. It was a continuation of the Seljuk style, it is in the tradition of the Karatay Medrese and the Ince Minare Medrese in Konya. Archnet has "Plainer in style than Seljuk architecture, the imaret is one of the best examples of Karamanid building. ". The inner court is covered. To the right side of the mosque there is the türbe of the founder, emir Ibrahim Bey. In front of the mosque stands the Ibrahim Bey Çeşmesi, also built in Seljuk style. To the right side of the mosque there is the türbe of the founder, Karamanoğlu emir Ibrahim Bey. The name ‘Soup kitchen of Ibrahim Bey’ could be somewhat misleading, since it was founded as a külliye (complex) for the poor and the travellers, including a mescid (small mosque), a çeşme (fountain), a tabhane (hostel), a medrese (school) and the founder’s tomb, apart from the name-giving aşevi (kitchen). The main building (this is: without the mausoleum) measures 20 x 26 m, and has two floors. The complex was last restored in 1964/65 and in 2007.
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2 sailings on 1 crossing, run by 1 operator

  1. Chios to Çeşme

    CHIOS → CESMEObserved on Thu, Sep 17, 2026Crossing time 17mERTURK LINES

    1. 08:0008:3535mERTURK LINESERTURK IIDirectvehiclespetsfrom €30.00 Deck
    2. 18:0018:1717mERTURK LINESERTURK IDirectpetsfrom €30.00 Deck

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An overnight crossing arrives on a later calendar day than it left. On a long route it replaces a hotel, which is why the cabin fare and the deck fare are so far apart.

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How this is built

Every row comes from one snapshot of an operator-published schedule, taken on a named date. Nothing is modelled, averaged or filled in.

Fares are in euro, in the minor units the source returned, and are the prices the operator was charging for the date shown. Where two classes collapse onto one word the cheaper of the two is kept.

Every figure here is the euro amount the operator published. Where your display currency is not the euro the page converts it at a fixed rate with a stated margin, the same way the rest of the site does; the API and the CSV always return the euro minor units.

A vessel name is printed only where the source gave one that differs from the company name. Roughly a third of the rows repeat the operator in the vessel field.

Sea areas and islands are our editorial grouping of the ports in this snapshot, not an official geography. Every port belongs to exactly one sea area, so browsing the areas reaches all of them.

A ferry timetable is the most irregular in transport: three sailings a week in April, twelve a day in August, and nothing at all on a Tuesday in November. Read every date here as the date it says.

How every number on this site is worked out

Sat, Sep 12, 2026
Thu, Sep 17, 2026, Mon, Sep 21, 2026, Fri, Sep 25, 2026, Tue, Sep 29, 2026
EUR
2709

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The API

The same answers as JSON, for anyone building on top of this. No key, no sign-up.

Parameters are the ones in the page address: from, to, region, island, operator and overnight. Add format=csv for a flat table.

Rate limited to 60 requests a minute per address. Over that it answers 429 with a Retry-After header.

The response shape is stable. Fields are added, never renamed or removed, and every response carries the snapshot date it came from.

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