Cruise on the Bosphorus & Breakfast on the Asian side: A Small Group Tour
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Cruise on the Bosphorus
Once aboard, your captain will steer the vessel towards the Asian side of the Straits of Bosphorus. Breathe in the salty air as your captain steers a course past some of the city's most iconic sites such as the 14th century Galata Tower and the 19th century Dolmabahce Palace acclaimed as the largest monoblock palace in Turkey.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Located on the European shore of the Straits of Bosphorus, Dolmabahce Palace is a remarkable symbol of Ottoman and European Baroque influences.
BREAKFAST
Feast on a hearty Turkish breakfast called a "kahvalt." Literally translating to "before coffee," kahvalti is all about sharing and connection. On the menu are three different kinds of cheeses, olives, tomato, cucumber, jam, honey, cream, salami, sausage, butter, "gozleme" (a savory Turkish stuffed turnover), deep-fried rolls with cheese filling, "simit" (Turkish bagels), dried apricots, French fries, "menemen," (a spicy Turkish omelet) or regular omelet.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Standing 67 meters (219 feet) tall, the Galata Tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Istanbul's skyline. Constructed in 1348 as a watchtower, its cone-capped turret was a symbol of Ottoman luxury and opulence.
Schedule
Special Notes
Wear comfortable shoes and light clothes. The boat trip is operated depending on weather conditions. A few steps must be negotiated to board the boat. Bring a hat and sunscreen. Not suitable for guests confined to wheelchairs or using mobility devices.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Cruise on the Bosphorus
Once aboard, your captain will steer the vessel towards the Asian side of the Straits of Bosphorus. Breathe in the salty air as your captain steers a course past some of the city's most iconic sites such as the 14th century Galata Tower and the 19th century Dolmabahce Palace acclaimed as the largest monoblock palace in Turkey.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Located on the European shore of the Straits of Bosphorus, Dolmabahce Palace is a remarkable symbol of Ottoman and European Baroque influences.
BREAKFAST
Feast on a hearty Turkish breakfast called a "kahvalt." Literally translating to "before coffee," kahvalti is all about sharing and connection. On the menu are three different kinds of cheeses, olives, tomato, cucumber, jam, honey, cream, salami, sausage, butter, "gozleme" (a savory Turkish stuffed turnover), deep-fried rolls with cheese filling, "simit" (Turkish bagels), dried apricots, French fries, "menemen," (a spicy Turkish omelet) or regular omelet.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Standing 67 meters (219 feet) tall, the Galata Tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Istanbul's skyline. Constructed in 1348 as a watchtower, its cone-capped turret was a symbol of Ottoman luxury and opulence.
Schedule
Special Notes
Wear comfortable shoes and light clothes. The boat trip is operated depending on weather conditions. A few steps must be negotiated to board the boat. Bring a hat and sunscreen. Not suitable for guests confined to wheelchairs or using mobility devices.