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Istanbul: Bosphorus Yacht Cruise with Snacks

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Istanbul: Bosphorus Yacht Cruise with Snacks

See both the Asian and European coasts of Istanbul and the city's top highlights

Duration: 2h 30mins
Live guide: English
Max group size: 30

Registered address: Keresteci Hakkı Sk. No: 20/A Cankurtaran Fatih, 34122, Istanbul, TR

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Included

Pick - up from your hotel – only centrally located hotels in Sultanahmet and Taksim Areas
2.5-Hours cruise on a luxury yacht
Professional licensed tour guide
Snacks
Savory pastry
Fruits
Turkish coffee served with Turkish delight
Turkish tea

Not included

Food and drink not listed in inclusions
Hotel drop-off

Meeting point

Kabatas Pier, Istanbul

Please arrive 30 minutes prior to departure time
Show your smartphone ticket during boarding at the Kabatas Pier

Description

You'll be on two continents at once, but you'll do it all in comfort on this 2.5-hour boat cruise along the Bosphorus. See the European and Asian sides of Istanbul, visit an Ottoman palace, and get snap-happy with top Istanbul landmarks.

Set sail on this epic journey between Europe and Asia on Istanbul's beautiful Bosphorus Strait. See wonders of both East and West sailing through this lovely waterway separating Europe and Asia, accompanied by a multilingual guide.

There are zero things to concern yourself with on this trip. Simply make your way to the Eminonu Pier, where you'll board your boat for a scenic cruise along the Bosphorus Strait.

Get the history of the 19th-century Küçüksu Palace hunting lodge as you pass. It's got the wow factor now, but imagine it back in the time of the Ottoman Empire when the sultan, on his country excursions, would hunt for game in the surrounding woodlands.

Sail past historic monuments like Galata Tower and the Dolmabahçe Palace, and witness the Bosphorus Bridge, connecting Asia to Europe. Then follow the Asian coast back and catch a look at the towering medieval Anatolian Fortress, and Turkey's oldest military school.

A great way to get a new perspective on both sides of this buzzing city.

European Shore Itinerary: Dolmabahce Mosque, Dolmabahce Palace, Naval Museum of Istanbul. Ciragan Palace, Ortakoy Mosque, The Bosphorus Bridge, Arnavutkoy, Bebek Bay, Rumeli Fortress, The Fatih Mehmet Bridge, Emirgan, Galata Bridge, Golden Horn, Galata Port

Asian Shore Itinerary: Kanlica (stop-over point), Amcazade Huseyin Pasa Yali, The Fortress of Asia, The Palace of Kucuksu, The Yali of Kucuksu, Kandilli, Vanikoy, The Kuleli Naval Station, Cengelkoy, Beylerbeyi, Beylerbeyi Palace, Kuzguncuk, Maiden's Tower