Courage-Voyage: boat tour in Istanbul

boat tour Istanbul

About the voyage

“Voyage "Two Seas"”

We will navigate the ENTIRE Bosphorus, from the Marmara Sea to the Black Sea, delving deep into its exploration. We'll observe the workings of one of the world's most crucial trade routes, explore the fortresses that once safeguarded it, and gain valuable

We will traverse a 35-kilometer route along the entire Bosphorus, from the Marmara Sea to the Black Sea. During this relaxed 7-hour trip, we will behold Istanbul's city center, its prosperous suburbs, the outskirts, fortifications that once protected the strait, and imposing lighthouses ensuring the safe passage of ships.

Experience the Splendor of Istanbul with Our Exclusive Yacht Tours

Greetings, sea adventurers and explorers! We are thrilled to present our luxurious yacht and boat tours in Istanbul. Our signature 7-hour voyage is an exquisite blend of comfort, elegance, and breathtaking views, making it an unmissable experience for anyone visiting or living in Istanbul.

Luxury Yacht Rental Istanbul: A Gateway to the City's iconic landmarks

As we cruise, our luxury yacht rental in Istanbul offers a route along the entire Bosphorus, from the Marmara Sea to the Black Sea. We will also behold Istanbul's city center. The sights from the sea provide a unique perspective of Istanbuls's architectural marvels.

Concluding Your Journey with Lifelong Memories

As our yacht returns to Istanbul, your heart will be full of awe-inspiring sights and joyful moments. This 7-hour yacht rental in Istanbul is not just a tour; it’s a journey through the heart of Istanbuls’s maritime beauty, a testament to the city's fusion of tradition and modernity.

Book Your Dream Yacht Tour in Istanbul Today

Ready to embark on this journey of a lifetime? Whether it’s a special occasion, a family outing, or a treat for yourself, our yacht tour in Istanbul are waiting to elevate your maritime experience. Contact us today to book your luxury boat rental in Istanbul and dive into a sea of unforgettable moments.

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Beylerbeyi Palace

When the sultan felt bored in the main palace, he moved to the summer residence! There was plenty of space to roam: an incredible garden, chill-out in nature, the sound of waves, and exquisite architecture that even Napoleon III's wife was crazy about.

Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge

The widest suspension bridge on the planet — it features eight lanes of traffic! The sturdy cables appear weightless from a distance thanks to the beautiful suspension, but up close, you'll feel their might!

Beykoz Pavilion

The magical atmosphere of the mansion transports us to another world: to one of the Roman villas or even to the outskirts of Saint Petersburg. But this is a sultan's palace, received as a gift from the ruler of Egypt!

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge

The second suspension bridge across the strait will greet us with splendid views: elegant suspension structures, coastal mansions-yalı, and the lushness of parks. You definitely need to take a photo here!

Yoros Castle

Beautiful ruins romantically situated on a high hill at the confluence of the Bosphorus and the Black Sea. Once, Byzantines, Ottomans, and Genoese fought for this piece of land, but today one can peacefully enjoy these places!

Anadolu Hisari Fort

This is an incredible antiquity: one of the oldest architectural structures in Istanbul! Make sure to catch a glimpse of this incredible stone masonry with a patina of moss and history as you pass by on a beautiful boat!

Rumeli Fortress

An oasis of tranquility amid the noise of the European part — a medieval fortress that holds many historical secrets! No wonder its name translates as "cut throat"? Get ready, you are in for some legends from our guide!

Küçüksu Pavilion

The summer palace where sultans would stay during their trips around the area. This is a true example of Istanbul Baroque: traditional Turkish motifs + European novelties. Be sure to take a closer look at the incredible patterns on the facades as you pass by!

Khedive Palace

This distinctive building with a turret was built by the Khedive or governor of Egypt in the early 20th century. In spring, the tulips bloom incredibly here; in summer, weddings are celebrated; and all year round, people admire the beautiful architecture! Enjoy it as well!

Bosphorus bridge

This is not just a bridge—it unites Europe and Asia! To appreciate its scale and beauty, you need to view the bridge from the water. Besides, you can't walk across it, and it's not as interesting by car.

Kuleli Military High School

Why "Kuleli"? Because it means "with towers" – that's how this word translates. It's hard to argue, the towers are there, so let's admire them!

Great School of the Nation

The oldest Greek Orthodox school, which is almost like Hogwarts, only it's in Istanbul: with patterns on the facades and on the shores of the Golden Horn!

Ortaköy Mosque

An amazing mosque right on the shore of the Bosphorus. We will examine every pattern on its minarets if we ask the captain to slow down. The mosque is incredibly beautifully lit in the evenings!

Çırağan Palace

Now it is the exquisite Çırağan Kempinski Hotel, but once this magnificent palace was built by influential sultans to live long and happily on the shores of the Bosphorus.

Dolmabahçe Palace

The palace of the Ottoman sultans, who, as is well known, understood how to live in style! This particular masterpiece was constructed to rival the palaces of European rulers. And for this baroque, we give it all 150 out of 10!

Maiden's Tower

Yes, the tower on the small island is not tall, but for centuries it has attracted connoisseurs: Aivazovsky painted it, Agent 007 has been here, and it has even appeared in ancient Greek myths.

Rahmi M. Koç Museum

The museum breaks stereotypes because even true museum-phobes don't yawn here! People come here to look at big and interesting machines to learn how they work.

Galata Tower

A romantic symbol of the city, against which you can kiss like the heroes of Turkish dramas. There are always terrible queues for the ascent, so let's better enjoy the views from aboard a boat!

Suleymaniye Mosque

The architect of this mosque bequeathed: "The Suleymaniye Mosque must be seen from below, from the bay, to admire how it rises above the city." We listen and obey!

Hagia Sophia

A symbol of the Byzantine "Golden Age," this is literally a telebridge to the past, where they knew not just how to build, but how to breathe soul into architecture. It used to be a Christian church, but now it's a mosque, whose unique historical appearance has been carefully and respectfully preserved!

Topkapi Palace

The legendary Topkapi Palace, built by Fatih Sultan Mehmed, was where the fates of the empire were determined and the most incredible intrigues were spun. Within its imposing walls, there was room for everything from kitchens and offices to the treasury and the harem.