Famagusta Port → Mersin PortFerry Schedule 2026 — Current Departure Times and Prices

Famagusta – Mersin Vehicle Ferry: 2026 Guide

The Famagusta – Mersin route is the primary RoRo vehicle and cargo sea bridge extending from Northern Cyprus to Turkey, serving as the return leg of the Mersin – Famagusta route. Ferries departing from Famagusta Port on the eastern coast of the TRNC arrive at Mersin Port. The route is operated by Akgünler Denizcilik and Filo Denizcilik; it primarily transports vehicles, trucks, and freight, along with passengers.

The approximately 330-kilometer crossing takes an average of 10–12 hours and is usually scheduled overnight. It is the most practical maritime route for passengers returning to Turkey with vehicles or cargo from eastern TRNC; those seeking a fast passenger crossing can opt for the Kyrenia – Taşucu route.

Schedule and Frequency

Famagusta – Mersin return sailings operate regularly several days a week (typically 3 days); additional trips may be added during summer and holiday periods based on vehicle demand. Since departure days vary by season, confirm your return date through the official channels of Akgünler or Filo Denizcilik. Morning arrivals in Mersin from overnight departures make it easy to catch daytime highway connections.

Vehicles, Cargo, and Documents

The route accommodates cars, minibuses, caravans, trucks, and commercial freight. Fares are determined by vehicle class, length, and the number of passengers; cabin options may be available for the overnight crossing. Required documents include:

• Vehicle registration and mandatory traffic insurance
• TRNC/international exit permit from the rental company for rented vehicles
• Waybill, invoice, and customs documents for commercial cargo

Turkish and TRNC citizens travel with a valid ID card, while citizens of other countries must use a passport.

Famagusta Port and Mersin Connections

Famagusta Port is located in the east of the TRNC, providing highway connections to Nicosia (~55 km), Kyrenia, and the Karpaz Peninsula. The Walled Old City, Othello Castle, and the Ancient City of Salamis are the city's prominent highlights. The destination, Mersin Port, offers access to Adana, Tarsus, and inland regions via the D-400 highway, as well as Silifke and Antalya to the west. Mersin's massive logistics infrastructure provides easy connections for passengers transporting commercial freight.

For a fast, passenger-priority crossing from the TRNC to Turkey, you can also consider the Kyrenia – Taşucu fast ferry services. For all TRNC routes, you can check our TRNC ferry schedules page.