Bosphorus & Continents Tour (Full Day)

Enjoy the historical sites of Istanbul with a full-day Bosphorus and Continents Tour.

We start this pleasant tour in front of the hotel where you are staying. We pick you up from your hotel located in the center of Istanbul (city center hotels). We meet with your tour group at the meeting point. Here you will be accompanied by an expert private guide.

The points we will explore during the tour: Istanbul's historical walls (by bus), Golden Horn (by bus), Spice Bazaar (Egyptian Bazaar), Bosphorus Tour, Bosphorus Bridge, Beylerbeyi Palace, Camlica Hill.

When this fun tour is over, we will drop you back to your hotel.

Tour Details

City Walls: Were built by Constantine the Great, they have surrounded and protected the city of Constantinople.

Golden Horn: It has long been a natural harbour of the city and the favoured meeting of the sweet waters.

Spice Bazaar: (Egyptian Bazaar)-The air here is filled with the enticing aromas of cinnamon, caraway, mint, saffron.

Bosphorus by boat: An amazing cruise between Europe and Asia where you will see from the sea Ciragan Palace, Ortakoy Mosque, Military High School, Rumeli Fortress.

Lunch: Delicious Turkish traditional food. (Drinks are extra)

Bosphorus Bridge: The bridge extends between Ortakoy (Europe) and Beylerbeyi Palace (Asia).

Beylerbeyi Palace: Summer palace of Ottoman Sultans built by Sultan Abdulaziz in neoclassical style.

Camlica Hill: One of the highest point of Istanbul where you will enjoy in the panoramic view while you are drinking coffee in one of the restaurants. 

Other centers we will see during the tour:

CIRAGAN PALACE, HOTEL KEMPINSKI, ORTAKOY MOSQUE, MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL, BOSPHORUS BRIDGE connecting EUROPE & ASIA continents, BEYLERBEYI PALACE, DOLMABAHCE PALACE from the sea.

Pick Up Location: Hotel pick-up & drop-off service are available only from the hotels located in the city centre. There may be an extra charge for transportations from other locations or airport. Beylerbeyi Palace on Monday and Thursday / Replaced with Chora Museum