• Dentur Avrasya Kabataş İskelesi - Meet the guide at a central Istanbul hotel and travel by air-conditioned coach to Kabatas port for a full-day tour of the Princes’ Islands. Board the boat and cruise to the largest and most popular Princes Island, Büyükada.
• Kinaliada - Kinaliada is known for its beautiful summer homes, often rented for the season, and a large Armenian community that favors this island for summer vacations. Its lovely beaches, such as Ayazma beach, attract many visitors from the city. The Water Sports Club features an Olympic pool. Hristos Monastery, built by Byzantine emperor Romanus IV (Diogenes) during his exile, is located on a hill and is open to the public only on Fridays. Several restaurants and cafeterias line the pier, with a modern mosque to the left. Overnight accommodations on the island are limited.
• Burgazada - Burgazada is renowned for the house of Sait Faik Abasiyanik, a famous Turkish story writer from the early 20th century, now a museum. Kalpazan Kaya, a favorite spot of his, now hosts a cafeteria with stunning sunset views. The island features a sailing and water sports club and many rocky beaches, but offers limited overnight accommodations.
• Heybeliada - Heybeliada boasts interesting buildings, including the Naval Academy from 1838 and the Halki Greek Orthodox Theological Seminary from 1844, which is a large building on a hill surrounded by pine trees, though currently closed. Halki Palace, a well-known hotel originally built in 1862, was restored in 1995 after a fire. A small church dedicated to the Virgin Mary is located in the Naval Academy’s courtyard. Degirmen is a pleasant picnic area facing Kasik island. The island also offers a public beach in a lovely cove and a water sports club. Numerous restaurants and cafeterias around the pier serve local dishes and fresh fish. The island remains busy in winter due to schools and a sanatorium, with many trekking and hiking trails through the hills and pine groves.
• Buyukada - Buyukada is the largest and most renowned of the island chain. It features several small hotels for weekend stays. Historical sites include Aya Yorgi Church and Monastery from the 6th century, Ayios Dimitrios Church, Hristos Church and Monastery, and Hamidiye Mosque built by Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamit II. Visitors can choose a long or short route to explore the island by renting a horse-drawn carriage. The northern part is a densely populated residential area near the pier, while the southern part is calm and forested, attracting private yachts. Dil promontory is a popular picnic spot, and Yoruk Ali beach is open to the public for swimming. Many restaurants, cafeterias, and shops are located around the pier, and there is a small museum on the island.
• Dentur Avrasya Kabataş İskelesi - Finally, meet the guide at the scheduled time to board the return boat to Istanbul. Upon arrival, return to the hotel where the tour concludes.

• Local guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Round-trip boat crossing
• Lunch
• Air-conditioned vehicle

Relax on this tour to Prince’s Island, the largest island in the Sea of Marmara. Enjoy a ferry cruise on a ship and a fresh seasonal lunch. You’ll also enjoy free time to swim on the island and shop for souvenirs, or admire the Ottoman mansions. On your way back to Istanbul, marvel at the Topkapi Palace and Kiz Kulesi.

Breathe in the fresh sea breeze as you travel away from the city of Istanbul
Navigate among the striking Princes’ Islands and stop to discover two of them
Take a guided walking tour of Kınalıada, then eat a nice lunch on the boat
Rent an electric vehicle to ride around the imposing mansions of Büyükada
Relax on a tranquil beach and take a swim away from the big city crowds

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