Morning Bosphorus Boat Tour - Bus and Boat

From the bus, you'll see the Golden Horn, the Bosphorus Canal, and a natural harbor on the historic peninsula separating the old and new parts of Istanbul, where the first colonies emerged during the Byzantine Empire. It was home to Byzantine Jews, Italian merchants, and other non-Muslim minorities. Take a historical stroll in Balat, seeing the Metal Church of St. Stephen the Bulgarian, the Or-Ahayim Jewish Hospital, the Fener Orthodox Patriarchate, and the 22-km-long Byzantine City Wall, the strongest fortress of the Middle Ages.

Egyptian Bazaar, mystical aromas of various spices. Stalls selling fruit, vegetables, fish, flowers, etc.

A private boat trip with Plan Tours along the Bosphorus Canal, which separates the European and Asian continents, offers excellent opportunities to photograph marble palaces, ancient villas with Ottoman architecture, and modern residences and luxurious apartments.

Rumeli Fortress, seen from the boat, built by the conqueror to control and protect the Bosphorus. A prime example of military architecture.
Notes:
Please note that some hotels in the city are not included in our transportation route. If your hotel is not included in our itinerary, we will contact you to indicate the closest hotel to which you should be transferred at the time of the service. You should wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel.

This tour ends at Taksim Square.

NOTICE; The Bosphorus tour will be carried out with the regular boat if the minimum number of participants is not reached for the private boat.

Rumeli Fortress seen from the boat, we will not visit the inside.