BUDO Bursa Deniz OtobüsleriBUDO Bursa Sea Buses announced on September 8, 2026, that two of its services have been canceled due to adverse weather conditions. The canceled services include the 8:15 PM Bursa (Mudanya) - Istanbul (Kabataş) and the 8:30 PM Istanbul (Kabataş) - Bursa (Mudanya) routes.
Details of BUDO Service Cancellations
According to the official statement made at 7:28 PM on September 8, 2026, BUDO's two important evening services will not be able to operate due to adverse weather and sea conditions in the Sea of Marmara. This situation directly affects passengers planning to travel from Mudanya Pier to Istanbul or from Kabataş Pier to Bursa, especially in the evening.
- 8:15 PM Bursa (Mudanya) - Istanbul (Kabataş)
- 8:30 PM Istanbul (Kabataş) - Bursa (Mudanya)
What Should Passengers Do?
Passengers who have purchased tickets for the canceled services need to update their travel plans. BUDO typically offers ticket refunds or the option to change to a different service in such situations. Passengers are strongly advised to check BUDO Bursa Sea Buses' official website or customer service for the most current and accurate information. It would also be beneficial to act early to consider alternative transportation options.
General Information About the Mudanya - Kabataş Route
The Mudanya - Kabataş route, which plays a significant role in sea transportation between Bursa and Istanbul, is a frequently preferred route for both business and tourist travelers. BUDO, one of the main companies providing ferry transportation from Istanbul to Bursa, aims to offer a comfortable travel experience with its modern fleet. However, due to the nature of sea transportation, adverse weather conditions can occasionally lead to service cancellations. This situation is more common, especially during winter months or stormy weather.
Passengers can find detailed information about BUDO's Bursa-Istanbul sea journey before their travels and compare İDO and BUDO services to determine the most suitable option for them. Staying updated with current service information is critically important to prevent potential disruptions.