Storm Cancels Eight BUDO Ferry Sailings Across Marmara
Adverse weather halts services between Mudanya, Kabataş and Armutlu on 3 October.
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- Eight BUDO ferry sailings cancelled on 3 October due to storm
- Routes affected: Mudanya–Kabataş, Mudanya–Armutlu, Armutlu–Kabataş
- First cancellations at 08:00, last at 13:00
- Operator cited passenger safety and worsening sea state
Bursa Sea Buses (BUDO) cancelled eight scheduled sailings on Saturday after rough seas made passenger safety untenable. The operator announced the suspensions on its official website from the early morning hours.
The first cancellations hit the 08:00 Mudanya–Kabataş and Kabataş–Mudanya round trip. Further sailings at 09:30 from Mudanya to both Kabataş and Armutlu were also scrubbed, along with the 10:00 Armutlu–Kabataş leg.
Afternoon services were not spared: the 11:30 departures from Kabataş to Mudanya and Armutlu, plus the 13:00 Armutlu–Mudanya crossing, were all called off. BUDO cited continuing deterioration of weather conditions throughout the day.
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