Istanbul2h 30m
Private Bosphorus Yacht Cruise
4.6(5)
From€1,200.00
/ group
Bosphorus Tours & Tickets
14+ tours, tickets and activities at Bosphorus in Istanbul. Book with instant confirmation, free cancellation and our lowest price guarantee.
Istanbul4h
Istanbul: Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Folk Dance and Live Performances
4.2(5)
From€35.00€29.00
/ person
Most PopularIstanbul4h
Istanbul: Bosphorus Dinner Cruise Incl. Drinks with Transfer
4.7(3)
From€40.00€35.00
/ person
Istanbul3h
Bosphorus Dinner Cruise in Istanbul with Turkish Night Show
From€53.64€52.38
/ person
Istanbul2h
Private Bosphorus Yacht Cruise in Istanbul (2-Hour Luxury Tour)
From€292.64€291.05
/ person
Istanbul2h 30m
Istanbul Bosphorus Sunset Cruise Tour (Guided)
From€22.44€22.34
/ person
Istanbul7h 45m
Istanbul Full-Day Dolmabahce Palace With Bosphorus Cruise
From€150.92€148.92
/ person
Istanbul4h
Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Live Performance
From€35.00
/ person
Istanbul2h
Bosphorus Sunset Yacht Cruise with Snacks and Refreshment
From€55.00
/ person
Istanbul7h
Bosphorus Boat Cruise & Two Continents Tour with Lunch
From€79.00
/ person
Istanbul3h 30m
Bosphorus Dinner Cruise & Show with Private Table (TURNA)
From€50.00
/ person
Istanbul2h
Istanbul Perfume Making Workshop with Bosphorus View
From€45.80€45.13
/ person
Istanbul3h
Istanbul Bosphorus Dinner Cruise & Turkish Night Show
From€47.93€47.45
/ person
Istanbul3h 30m
Exclusive Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Private Table
From€58.53€56.90
/ personDid you know? Bosphorus
The Bosphorus is only 660 metres wide at its narrowest point (between Rumeli Fortress and Anatolia Fortress), yet it connects the Black Sea to the Mediterranean via the Sea of Marmara.
Over 50,000 ships transit the Bosphorus annually, making it one of the world's busiest maritime chokepoints and a crucial route for Russian grain and oil exports.
The strait's name comes from Greek mythology: Io, a priestess turned into a white heifer, supposedly swam across it to escape Hera's jealousy.
Istanbul straddles both Europe and Asia because of the Bosphorus, making it the only city on two continents and giving it a unique geopolitical and cultural identity.
The Bosphorus has a two-layer water current: fresher water from the Black Sea flows south on the surface, while denser Mediterranean water flows north underneath.
Dolphin sightings are common in the Bosphorus during autumn and winter months, particularly from ferry routes between European and Asian shores.