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Istanbul Princes’ Islands Tour with Lunch, Transfer and Guide

Istanbul 10 hr English, Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Spanish Hotel pickup
from $19.45 per person · 10 hr
Hotel pickup

Escape the city and unwind on a Princess Islands tour, featuring peaceful streets, charming seaside views, and a relaxing ferry journey—perfect for a tranquil day surrounded by nature and history.

Highlights

  • Our island tour includes visits to two beautiful destinations: Kınaliada Or Heybeliada and Büyükada
  • We begin by boarding our private boat at 09:00 for a delightful one-hour sea journey accompanied by our guide’s explanations
  • Afterwards, we continue our trip towards Büyükada
  • During this journey, you will savor a delicious onboard lunch while also enjoying the scenic views of the other islands along the way
  • Upon arrival at Büyükada, the largest and most comprehensive of the Princes’ Islands, you will have 2.5 hours of free time

What to expect

Our island tour includes visits to two beautiful destinations: Kınaliada Or Heybeliada and Büyükada. We begin by boarding our private boat at 09:00 for a delightful one-hour sea journey accompanied by our guide’s explanations. Our first stop is Kinaliada or Heybeliada, where you will enjoy one hour of free time to explore the island’s charming, unique architecture and atmosphere. Afterwards, we continue our trip towards Büyükada. During this journey, you will savor a delicious onboard lunch while also enjoying the scenic views of the other islands along the way. Upon arrival at Büyükada, the largest and most comprehensive of the Princes’ Islands, you will have 2.5 hours of free time. Here, you can rent a bicycle, explore the island, or simply relax and enjoy the serene surroundings. On our return to Istanbul, we will make a special stop at a local leather factory, where you will experience a short fashion show. Finally, we will drop you back at your hotels.

Ways to book it

PicUP, Boat, Lunch, Live Guide
10 hr · We pick customers up
from $35.65per person
Boat Ticket, Live Guide
10 hr · We pick customers up
from $19.45per person
Lunch, Live Guide, Boat Ticket
10 hr · We pick customers up
from $27.01per person

What's included

  • Guiding Service
  • Ferry Ticket For 2 Islands
  • Pick Up and Drop Off from central Hotels ( if Option is selected)
  • Bike approximately per hour
  • Personal expenses
  • Electric Vehicle

Pickup

Pickup arranged by the operator; the exact place and time are confirmed after booking. Or come straight to DeFacto — No: 2 Langa Bostanları Sk., Fatih, 34096, TR.

Know before you go

Infant seats unavailable Not suitable for pets Not wheelchair accessible Our meeting point is 09:30 AM in front of the Deluxe boat, located next to the Cibali Tram Station (T5), on the right-hand side as you exit the station, directly opposite Kadir Has University. The Cibali T5 tram stop is immediately across from the university, making it easy to find.

Cancellation

Non-refundable.

Questions people ask

Which islands does the Princes' Islands tour from Istanbul visit?

The tour visits two of the Princes' Islands: Heybeliada and Büyükada, the largest of the group.

Is lunch included on the Princes' Islands boat tour?

Yes, lunch is served on board during the crossing from Heybeliada to Büyükada.

Does the tour include a stop at a leather factory?

Yes, on the return to Istanbul the boat stops at a local leather factory, where there is a short fashion show, before you are dropped back at your hotel.

How much free time do you get on each island?

There is one hour of free time on Heybeliada and two and a half hours of free time on Büyükada to explore or rent a bicycle.

Is the Princes' Islands tour wheelchair accessible?

No, the tour is not wheelchair accessible and infant seats are not available.

Where is the meeting point for the tour?

The meeting point is in front of the Deluxe boat next to Cibali Tram Station (T5), opposite Kadir Has University in Istanbul.

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