Bosphorus 3-Course Dinner Cruise with Live Entertainment & DJ

Why You Should Get On Board

Enjoy moonlit views of some of Istanbul’s most beautiful monuments on this 3.5-hour dinner cruise along the Bosphorus. Start with a coach pickup from your hotel or meet your guide at the port. Step aboard, grab a complimentary drink and pick a spot to see the best of Istanbul. Sail past the Blue Mosque, the Kiz Kulesi tower and Dolmabahçe Palace, and catch the sunset at Faith Sultan Mehmet Bridge, which connects Europe and Asia. Enjoy a 3-course Turkish dinner along with unlimited drinks on board. Settle in to see the folk show that features belly dancing and traditional music!

Bosphorus 3-Course Dinner Cruise with Live Entertainment & DJ

Discover Istanbul's iconic landmarks and scenic beauty on this 3.5-hour Bosphorus dinner cruise, featuring a delectable meal, live entertainment, and stunning views of the city skyline. The tour includes hotel transfers from central Istanbul, ensuring a hassle-free experience for guests. Key attractions such as the Blue Mosque, Dolmabahçe Palace, and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge are showcased during this evening adventure. Guests will enjoy unlimited drinks from the onboard bar while taking in the sights of historic monuments along the Bosphorus strait. The tour is available in multiple languages including English, Turkish, and Arabic, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. With a capacity to accommodate up to 200 guests per cruise, this experience offers an intimate setting with ample space for dining and entertainment.

Admire Dolmabahçe Palace

Your tour stops at Dolmabahçe Palace where you can explore the opulent architecture of a 19th-century Ottoman palace built between 1843 and 1856. Covering an area of approximately 70,000 square meters, the palace features 285 rooms, 43 bathrooms, and six Turkish baths. Notable features include the Crystal Staircase, adorned with crystal chandeliers weighing over four tons, and the Neva Room, featuring a carpet made from 365 different types of silk threads. Historical facts reveal that the palace was used as the primary administrative center for Ottoman sultans until the early 20th century. Visitors typically spend about an hour exploring this magnificent structure, appreciating its architectural splendor and historical significance. Unlike other palaces in Istanbul, Dolmabahçe stands out due to its unique blend of Baroque, Rococo, and Neoclassical styles. Its importance lies in being the last royal residence used by Ottoman sultans before their exile.

Marvel at the Blue Mosque

At the Blue Mosque, guests can marvel at one of Istanbul's most recognizable landmarks, officially known as Sultan Ahmed Mosque and completed in 1616. The mosque covers an area of approximately 20,000 square meters and features six minarets with a total height of over 75 meters. Notable for its blue tiles adorning the interior walls, the mosque also boasts intricate calligraphy and detailed tile work. Historical facts include its construction during the reign of Sultan Ahmed I, who was only 19 years old at the time, making it one of his most significant architectural achievements. Visitors typically spend around 30 minutes exploring this iconic site, admiring its grandeur and religious significance. Unlike other mosques in Istanbul, the Blue Mosque is unique due to its six minarets, which were initially controversial but now symbolize Ottoman power and influence.

Tour Highlights

• Admire city landmarks during a 3.5-hour cruise
• Savor unlimited drinks from onboard bar
• Enjoy Turkish entertainment featuring whirling dervishes
• Explore Dolmabahçe Palace with guided commentary
• Marvel at the Blue Mosque's intricate tile work
• Relax and dine on board with live DJ music
• Experience hotel transfers in central Istanbul
• Discover Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge during sunset

Perfect for history buffs, couples, and families, this evening cruise provides an immersive experience of Istanbul’s historical landmarks through a 3-course dinner cruise. Guests can admire the Blue Mosque, explore Dolmabahçe Palace, and marvel at the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, giving them unparalleled views of Istanbul's iconic skyline while enjoying live entertainment.