Private Yacht Tour Istanbul

The Private Yacht Tour in Istanbul offers a completely different way to explore the Bosphorus, combining comfort, privacy, and flexibility. Instead of joining a group tour, you will have your own private yacht exclusively reserved for your group, creating a more relaxed and personal atmosphere.

As you sail along the Bosphorus, you will pass some of Istanbul’s most iconic landmarks, including the Dolmabahce Palace, Bosphorus Bridge, Ortakoy Mosque, and historic waterfront mansions. The route can vary depending on your preference and weather conditions, allowing you to enjoy the city from a unique perspective.

This experience is designed to be flexible. The yacht can be rented for a minimum of 2 hours, and additional time can be added if you wish to extend your cruise. Whether you are planning a relaxing sightseeing tour, a celebration, or a special occasion, this experience can be adapted to your needs.

Food and beverage options are also flexible. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks, including alcohol, or you can request catering in advance. A typical optional menu may include grilled chicken or fish, a selection of appetizers, salad, seasonal fruits, and soft drinks, creating a simple and enjoyable dining experience on the water.

For special occasions such as birthdays or marriage proposals, the yacht can be decorated upon request. Additional services such as breakfast, birthday cake, flower bouquet, photographer, violinist, or live music group can also be arranged with prior notice. Unique touches like laser text projection under the Bosphorus Bridge can be organized for unforgettable moments. All optional services are available at an additional cost and must be requested in advance.

The yacht usually departs from central piers such as Eminonu or Karakoy, depending on availability. After your reservation, you will receive detailed location and boarding information via email or WhatsApp. If you prefer, you can meet at our office in Sultanahmet and walk together to the departure point.