Before you go
Your trip to Bozcaada.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
Bozcaada – Çanakkale Destination Çanakkale, Troy and Gallipoli
How to get there
The sea connection departs from Geyikli; check the ferry service and the onward land transfer to the quay. If you plan to take a vehicle, check the crossing rules before you depart.
How many days
Two nights allow you to get to know the village and spread outings across the island; a day trip limits the scope of the visit.
When to go
May, June, September and October are usually comfortable for walking. July and August are busier; the wind can alter maritime plans.
The seasons shown are the most usual ones; nature doesn't always follow the calendar.
Do you need a car?
Leave the car at the port and in the town center. For other beaches, weigh seasonal transport versus a vehicle, taking the ferry rules into account.
Suggested itinerary
An order that works
Built with the places on this page. No rush: it's paced so you have time to see them.
One day in Bozcaada
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Morning
Castle beside the landing
Visit Bozcaada Kalesi and note its position relative to the entrance of the harbor.
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Afternoon
Streets of ancient Tenedos
Walk through the historic core and allow time to return to the quay if you are on a day trip.
Check before you go. Opening hours and days change, and places may close for renovations, holidays or events. This itinerary is a suggestion from Cidade Turismo, not a commitment: plan yours by checking directly with each place you intend to visit.
Before you go
Frequently asked questions
Where does the ferry to Bozcaada depart from?
The main access is via Geyikli; confirm departures for the day of travel.
Can I visit Bozcaada without a car?
The center can be explored on foot; excursions beyond it depend on local transport options.
How many nights should I stay in Bozcaada?
Two nights allow you to combine the historic core with other parts of the island.
Is the castle in the same area as the old houses?
Yes. Both are part of the walk that begins at the harbor.
