Bosphorus Tour (Half Day Afternoon)

Itinerary
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Stop At: Rumeli Fortress, Tarabya Yenikoy Cad., Istanbul Turkey

After meeting your guide at your hotel for a pickup in Istanbul, take a short ride to Rumeli Hisarı Fortress for your Bosphorus and the Black Sea cruise. Learn about the history of this commanding castle that overlooks the slimmest section of the Bosphorus.

Stop At: Poyrazkoy Limani, Istanbul Turkey

Then, snag several selfies before you board your boat for a tasty lunch. Sit down and indulge a meal consisting of a variety of delightful Turkish meze and grilled chicken. Then, grab a refreshing beverage and stroll out to the deck to soak up the sun and ambience of Istanbul from the Bosphorus Strait. Gain insight into the many famous sights that line both the Asian and European coastlines. As you cruise, see Galata Tower and the immense Bosphorus Bridge that connect the Asian and European continents. During the cruise, snacks are available to munch on at the bar. After your boat has traversed the Strait, enter the Black sea and voyage a short distance to the small coastal town of Poyrazköy. Here, your boat will dock and you can spend some free time unwinding with a swim or a short promenade around the verdant hills surrounding the area. Remember to bring sunscreen, good walking shoes, and a swimsuit. In the event the weather is too cool for a swim, your boat will change routes slightly and stop at Anadolu Kavağı. Alongside your guide, admire remnants of this medieval fortress. Hop back aboard your boat and return to Istanbul arriving in the late afternoon. Disembark at Kabataş port and meet your coach for a comfortable ride back to your hotel where your tour ends.

Stop At: Pierre Loti Cafe Hookah Bar, İsmet İnönü Blv, Gazimağusa 99450

Cable Car & Pierre Loti Hill-Hill was named by a French author of famous novel ‘’Aziyade’’. It is said that Aziyade was the name of Ottoman woman who Pierre fall in love. The name of the hill was given by him because of his support to the Ottoman Empire.

Duration: 15 minutes