• Dolmabahce Palace - The second imperial palace of the Ottoman Empire, showcasing the magnificent architecture of the 19th century by the sea.
• Bosphorus Bridge - The first Bosphorus Bridge, constructed in 1973, marked the first time people could cross to the other side of Istanbul, following the era of ferries.
• Suada Club - The only natural island in the Bosphorus, owned by the Galatasaray Sports Club.
• Bebek - A chic and renowned district in Istanbul, popular among celebrities.
• Rumeli Fortress - This impressive fortress on the Bosphorus was built in 1453 as part of the conquest of Constantinople, the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire.
• Beylerbeyi - Enjoy a peaceful stop in Beylerbeyi or Kanlıca, where you can explore the Asian side, walk along the waterfront, discover charming streets, and experience the serene, authentic atmosphere of Istanbul away from the crowds. You can also visit the beautiful gardens of Beylerbeyi Palace.
• Kucuksu Pavilion - An exquisite hunting lodge of the Ottoman Sultan on the Bosphorus shore, exemplifying Baroque and Rococo architecture.
• Kuleli Sahil - A prestigious military high school built during the late Ottoman period as part of the modernization of the Ottoman army, still functioning today.
• Kız Kulesi - The Maiden’s Tower, also known as Leander’s Tower, is a historic tower situated on a small islet at the southern entrance of the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, Turkey. It is one of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks with a rich history dating back to ancient times.

There are several legends associated with the Maiden’s Tower, one of the most famous being the tale of a princess who was confined in the tower to protect her from a foretold snake bite. Despite the precautions, she was eventually bitten by a snake hidden in a fruit basket and died, which led to the tower’s name.

Throughout its history, the Maiden’s Tower has served various roles, including as a lighthouse, a quarantine station, and a radar station. Today, it is primarily a tourist attraction, featuring a restaurant and café that offer panoramic views of Istanbul and the Bosphorus. Visitors can reach the tower by boat to explore its history and enjoy its picturesque setting.

• İstanbul - The Old City of Istanbul, which served as the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire for over 1000 years and the capital of the Ottoman Empire for 450 years. The Historical Peninsula is home to landmarks such as Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, the Archaeology Museum, Basilica Cistern, and the Grand Bazaar, offering stunning sea views from a luxury yacht.
• Galataport Istanbul - The impressive new international cruise ship terminal in Istanbul.

• Hotel transfer (if option selected)
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Guiding
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee

• Hotel transfers (unless the transfer option is selected)
• Food and beverages (unless specified in the inclusions)

Embark on an unforgettable Bosphorus cruise, where the stunning landscapes of Europe and Asia reveal themselves. With the guidance of a professional multilingual guide, explore Istanbul’s rich history and vibrant present from the tranquility of the water.

This cruise is a small-group experience on a luxury yacht, providing a peaceful, spacious, and upscale alternative to crowded public boats.

Make a stop on the Asian side in Beylerbeyi or Kanlıca for a brief visit to a delightful seaside district, where you can enjoy a more genuine and relaxed side of Istanbul.

Throughout the journey, admire iconic landmarks such as Topkapi Palace, the Blue Mosque, and Maiden’s Tower, along with the elegant waterfront neighborhoods of Ortakoy and Bebek. Sail under the Bosphorus bridges and pass the impressive Rumeli Fortress.

During this 2.5-hour voyage, unwind, capture breathtaking photos, and enjoy captivating storytelling—creating lasting memories of Istanbul.

• Important note: We serve alcoholic beverages for the guest 18+ years old.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.