Rhodes to Arkyi Ferry Guide
Ferries from Rhodes to Arkyi are operated by Dodekanisos Seaways, and sailings are infrequent. Tickets start at around 54 euros.
Ferry Snapshot: Rhodes to Arki
- Next listed sailing: 1 October 2026
- Crossing time from 4 h 50 min
- Operated by Dodekanisos Seaways
- Tickets from €54
- Boats on this route typically have: vehicle garage, cafe bar, outside deck, pets allowed
Rhodes to Arki October 2026 Ferry Timetable
| Departs | Days | Duration | Ferry | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Thu only, until 22 Oct | 4 h 50 min | Dodekanisos Seaways – Dodekanisos Pride | Book |
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Rhodes Arkoi Ferries
The tiny island of Arkyi is located right next door to Patmos and Lipsi. One of the smallest Dodecanese islands in Greece, Arkyi is a remote place that feels worlds away from mass tourism.
Most people that go to Arkyi tend to visit from Patmos, but you can get there directly from Rhodes.
Rhodes to Arkyi Ferry in May
May is early season on this route, and the sailing days are listed in the ferry snapshot at the top of this page.
Note you may find Arkyi spelt in different ways such as Arki, Arkoi, and other variations.
Check the latest schedules for Greek ferries and buy ferry tickets online at Ferryscanner.
Rhodes to Arkyi Crossings in June
Dodekanisos Seaways operates the June crossings, with the journey taking from 8 hours 40 minutes.
Check the latest schedules for Greek ferries and buy ferry tickets online at Ferryscanner.
Rhodes Arkyi Ferries in July
Ticket prices for the ferry trip from Rhodes to Arkyi start at around 54 euros.
Check the latest ferry timetables and buy ferry tickets online at Ferryscanner.
Ferry from Rhodes to Arkyi in August
August is the busiest month in the Dodecanese, so book the Rhodes to Arkyi crossing as far ahead as you can.
Buy ferry tickets for the Rhodes Arki crossing online at Ferryscanner.
Rhodes Arkyi Ferry in September
Sailings wind down as the season closes, so check the September dates before you book any onward travel from Arkyi.
Check the latest schedules for Greek ferries and buy ferry tickets online at Ferryscanner.
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Rhodes to Arkyi ferry FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this ferry route:
How long is the ferry from Rhodes to Arkyi?
The journey takes from about 8 hours and 40 minutes. It is a full day of travel, so plan the rest of your trip around it.
How often do ferries sail from Rhodes to Arkyi?
Direct sailings are infrequent, with only a couple of departures in a typical fortnight. Check the sailing days carefully before you fix your dates.
How much does a ticket from Rhodes to Arkyi cost?
Fares start at around 54 euros. Prices vary through the season.
Where is Arkyi and why is it spelt differently in places?
Arkyi is one of the smallest Dodecanese islands, sitting right next door to Patmos and Lipsi. You will see the name written as Arki, Arkoi and other variations, so search for all of them.
Where can I book the Rhodes to Arkyi ferry?
Book online through Ferryscanner, as far ahead as you can for August, which is the busiest month in the Dodecanese. Most visitors reach Arkyi from Patmos instead, so the direct sailings are worth checking early.
When should I get to the port in Rhodes for the Arki ferry?
Be there thirty minutes before your sailing at the very least. Small islands like this one are a single stop on a longer route, so the boat will not hang about.
Do I need a cabin on the Rhodes to Arki ferry?
If the sailing is overnight, or much longer than six hours, take a cabin and get some sleep. On a shorter daytime run a seat inside is fine.
Dave is a UK travel writer living in Athens since 2015. With 20 years of firsthand travel experience and over 80,000 km of bicycle touring across six continents, he's been blogging at Dave's Travel Pages since 2005. Every guide is based on places he's actually been.
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