Set sail on a guided journey along the flowing waters of the Bosphorus. Take in the unparalleled views of Istanbul’s Asian and European skylines, and admire the majesty of regal palaces, quaint wooden homes, awe-inspiring bridges, and extraordinary marine vistas. Discover the enthralling Dolmabahce Palace, the panoramic Camlica Hill, the bustling Ortakoy neighborhood, the ancient Rustem Pasha Mosque, and the famed Spice Bazaar—all while accompanied by a knowledgeable tour guide.
Embark on an unforgettable odyssey that melds two worlds into one breathtaking experience. Introducing the “Bosphorus Tour with Two Continents,” a meticulously curated journey that takes you through the soul of Istanbul—a city where East meets West, tradition meets modernity, and history meets the present.
Applies to centrally located districts like Fatih and Beyoğlu.
08:15-08:45, depending on the location
Step aboard for a meticulously planned boat journey along the Bosphorus Strait, offering unparalleled vistas of both the European and Asian sides of Istanbul. From historic mosques to bustling bazaars and majestic palaces, this tour promises an insightful guided exploration of Istanbul’s hidden gems and celebrated landmarks.
Unearth the culinary secrets of Istanbul at one of its oldest marketplaces. Here, you can indulge in exotic spices, teas, dried fruits, and Turkish delights.
Visit this architectural marvel, adorned with intricately designed Iznik tiles, and delve into the history of Rustem Pasha, the Grand Vizier and son-in-law to Sultan Suleiman.
Experience Istanbul from an entirely new perspective as you sail between two continents. Absorb the stunning cityscape and natural beauty along the Bosphorus Strait.
Marvel at this imposing fortress, built by Mehmet the Conqueror in 1452, from the comfort of the boat.
Relish the unique experience of crossing this historic bridge that seamlessly blends two continents, all while absorbing the panoramic views of the Bosphorus.
Capture postcard-perfect pictures of Istanbul from Camlica Hill, one of the city’s highest vantage points.
End your tour at this 19th-century palace that combines various European architectural styles, serving as a grand finale to your journey through Istanbul.
