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1 h 30 min
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Akçay Limanı Mytilini PortFerry Schedule 2026 — Current Departure Times and Prices

1 h 30 min
Duration
50 km
Distance
At a Glance

The Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port ferry takes 1 h 30 min; adult one-way from €35.

Crossing
1 h 30 min
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Common Questions — Short Answers

How long does the Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port ferry take?

The Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port ferry crossing takes about 1 h 30 min one way.

How much is a Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port ferry ticket?

A Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port adult one-way ticket starts from 35 €.

Operator Comparison

Akçay - Lesvos

2 operators serve this route. Compare duration, fare and season side by side.

Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO)
Main operator Cheapest Fastest

İDO - Sinan Paşa

Duration
1 h 30 min
One-Way
€35
Season
19 Temmuz – 27 Eylül 2026 (sezon bitti)

Features

Yalnız yolcu, araç taşınmaz. Fiyata 300 TL liman vergisi ve 1.250 TL yurt dışı çıkış harcı DAHİL DEĞİLDİR. Biletlerde iade yoktur; kalkışa 48 saat kalana kadar bir kez tarih değişikliği veya açığa alma yapılabilir. Kapı vizesi hizmeti: yetişkin 80 EUR, 0-18 yaş 20 EUR. Pasaport, girişten itibaren en az 90 gün geçerli olmalıdır.

2026 sezonu 27 Eylül'de sona erdi; satışta sefer yok. Sezonda Çarşamba, Cuma, Cumartesi, Pazar · Akçay kalkış 07:30 (90 dk).

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Duration
1 h 30 min
One-Way
€35
Season
19 Temmuz – 27 Eylül 2026 (sezon bitti)

2026 sezonu 27 Eylül'de sona erdi. Sezonda Çarşamba, Cuma, Cumartesi, Pazar · Akçay kalkış 07:30.

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Ticket Prices

Passenger Fares

Akçay Limanı - Mytilini Port ferry passenger ticket fares (€, one-way and round-trip)
Passenger TypeOne-WayRound-Trip
Adult Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO) Most Popular€35.00€45.00
Child (6-12) Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO)€22.50€25.00
Infant (0-5) Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO)€10.00€10.00

About the Akçay Limanı - Mytilini Port Ferry

Akçay - Lesvos ferry services start on July 19, 2026, with BADO (Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri). Passengers only; gate visa available. Schedules will be updated as announced by the operator. Info: 0850 307 8010.

Detailed Route Guide

Akçay–Lesvos Ferry Services Start on July 19, 2026

The start date for the long-awaited direct sea route between Akçay, a popular resort in the Gulf of Edremit, and Lesvos (Mytilini), Greece's largest island in the North Aegean, has been announced. The first voyage will take place on July 19, 2026; the route will be operated by BADO – Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri. For reservations and information, you can call 0850 307 8010.

The route carries passengers only and will operate with a special summer season schedule. With ministry approvals completed (Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and Ministry of Trade/Customs), the route opens a new direct gateway to the Greek islands for Gulf of Edremit tourism.

Schedule and Departure Days

The first voyage is on July 19, 2026. Exact sailing days and departure times will be updated on this page as they are announced by the operator (BADO). You can confirm the current schedule by calling 0850 307 8010. For detailed information and updates, follow our Akçay–Lesvos ferry guide.

Services Offered on the Route

  • Fast and safe sea transport (passengers)
  • Gate visa opportunity — Lesvos is included in the gate visa program for Turkish citizens
  • Car rental support
  • Travel health insurance
  • e-SIM (international internet) service

Visa and Passport

Lesvos is part of Greece and the Schengen Area. A gate visa is available for Turkish citizens for short tourist visits to the island; since the crossing is an international maritime border, a valid passport (at least 6 months from arrival) is mandatory. For details, you can check the Greek Islands gate visa guide.

Akçay Port and Lesvos

Akçay is a popular holiday resort on the northern coast of the gulf, affiliated with the Edremit district of Balıkesir; it is easily accessible by road from İzmir, Çanakkale, and Balıkesir. On the opposite shore, Lesvos is an authentic destination known for its olive oil, ouzo, the town of Molyvos, and its petrified forest. For a current alternative from the Gulf of Edremit to Lesvos, you can also consider the Ayvalık–Lesvos route.

Duration and distance values are estimated; they will be updated with the actual schedule when the route opens.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do the Akçay–Lesvos ferry services start?
The first voyage will take place on July 19, 2026. The route will be operated by BADO (Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri).
Which company operates the Akçay–Lesvos route?
The route is operated by BADO – Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri. For reservations and information, you can call 0850 307 8010.
What are the Akçay–Lesvos schedule and departure days?
The first voyage is on July 19, 2026. A special summer schedule will apply; exact sailing days and departure times will be updated as announced by the operator. For current information, call 0850 307 8010.
Do I need a visa to go to Lesvos?
Lesvos is part of Greece (Schengen). A gate visa is available for Turkish citizens for short tourist visits; a valid passport (at least 6 months) is mandatory.
Are vehicles transported on the Akçay route?
The route is planned for passenger transport only. Car rental services are offered for transportation on the island.

Timetable

There is no valid timetable for this route right now. The Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO) timetable for Akçay Limanı – Mytilini Port ended on 27 September 2026.

The expired timetable had one departure (07:30). These times are no longer valid and are shown for reference only.

New season times will be added here once the operator publishes them.

Check the official Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO) website for the current status.

Editorial Note
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We have no valid timetable for this route right now. The previous timetable and fares were taken from official Balıkesir Deniz Otobüsleri (BADO) sources. Descriptions are written with AI assistance. See our sources and process.