Gökçeada at night: a full moon over the North Aegean, a hillside village and the rocky coast below

The Island

Gökçeada

Imbros · North Aegean · Türkiye40°10′N · 25°50′E

Türkiye's largest island and its westernmost point, where the sun sets last. Stone villages, pine forests, a salt lake and clear water, a short crossing from the Gallipoli peninsula.

  1. Depart

    Istanbul

  2. 4–5 h by road

    Kabatepe

  3. 75 min by ferry

    Gökçeada

Getting there
Drive or take a bus to Kabatepe pier near Eceabat, then the GESTAŞ car ferry to Kuzu Limanı. The crossing takes about 75 minutes, up to 90 in strong wind.
In late May
Warm days, cool nights and a green, quiet island before the summer crowds. Bring layers for the night.
Below the surface
Yıldızkoy is Türkiye's first underwater national park. Bring a mask.
Good to know
Lodos and poyraz winds can delay ferries, so keep your plans flexible. The exact location is shared with ticket holders.

Roksado — Megaloi Theoi

Ticket sales start soon

A limited number of places will open for the gathering on Gökçeada / Imbros, 21–23 May 2027. Capacity is intentionally small.