By train
The nearest station is in Uzunköprü, about 80 km away and which has two daily connections with Istanbul. Once in Uzunköprü, you can either take direct buses or take a minibus to KeÅan and transfer there to another one bound for Enez.
By bus
There are one or two direct bus connections daily with Istanbul in summer. The seats are sold out in a very short time, so buy your ticket in advance. If you donât have a ticket bought beforehand and simply canât just secure a seat on your departure day, you can buy a ticket for KeÅan instead, which has a lot more connections with Istanbul which donât generally need to be booked. In KeÅanâs otogar bus station, take a public minibus or courtesy minibuses which your bus company provides, and ask to be dropped at eski garaj pronounced ays-kee ga-rrazh, zh like j in French, which is the former and much smaller bus station of the town. At eski garaj, you will be able to find a likely non-air conditioned minibus heading for Enez, departing within half an hour at most. KeÅan-Enez ride takes about an hour while Istanbul-KeÅan takes about three and a half hour.
There are also direct buses from Edirne.
By car
Go to KeÅan first, which can be reached by taking D110/E90 from Greco-Turkish border/Ipsala west, D110/E84 from Istanbul/TekirdaÄ east, D550/E87 from Edirne north, D550/E87/E90 from Gelibolu/Ãanakkale south. In KeÅan crossroad, take the southerly road D550/E87/E90, follow 'Ãanakkale' signs if arriving from west/east/north and after you left the crossroad with traffic lights about 2 km behind, take the road to west follow 'Enez' signs, for which you should watch out as those signs are not very big. From KeÅan, Enez is a 60 km drive away and the road is somewhat narrow in some parts.