Dentur Eurasia Bosphorus Tour Ticket

Details and Rules:

• Your tickets are valid for Roundtrips on the same day.
• Ticket fees for flights canceled due to weather and sea opposition will be refunded.
• You can use your tickets at Dentur Avrasya Kabataş or Beşiktaş piers.
• You can take the Bosphorus Tours from Beşiktaş or Kabataş piers and get off at Beşiktaş or Kabataş piers.
• It is free for ages 0-6. You don't need to buy a ticket.

Classic Bosphorus Tour
How would you like to take a unique tour in the most beautiful strait of the world that separates the continents of Asia and Europe? We invite you to the Bosphorus to see and photograph the many historical monuments, Bosphorus bridges, Istanbul's palaces, fortresses, waterside residences and groves that the Bosphorus offers us.

Tour Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Classic Bosphorus Tour Departure Times:

• Every day Kabataş Pier: 10:30
• Every day Beşiktaş Pier: 10:40

Bosphorus Tour with National Palaces
Do not miss the opportunity to tour the Bosphorus to the fullest with a single ticket.

You can visit the Bosphorus, waterside mansions and buildings that add value to the historical beauty of Istanbul with its 3000-year history, in a single tour and on the same day, away from the stress of traffic, and benefit from the guidance service with the Turkish - English Announcement system.

Its difference from the Classic Bosphorus Tour; Our passengers can get off at their preferred piers (Emirgan, Küçüksu and/or Beylerbeyi) and continue their tour with the next ship at least 1 hour later. If he/she wishes, he/she can join the tour from Kabataş or Beşiktaş pier without ever getting off and get off at the same piers.

Tour Duration: 1 Hour 45 Minutes (approx.)

National Palaces Bosphorus Tour Departure Hours:

• Everyday Kabataş Pier: 12:45 - 13:45 - 14:45 - 15:45 - 16:45
• Everyday Beşiktaş Pier: 12:55 - 13:55 - 14:55 - 15:55 - 16:55

Emirgan Pier: This pier is a boutique pier with its nostalgic textures. You can have a meal with a view of the Bosphorus at the restaurant opposite and take a walk on the Sariyer beach.

Emirgan Pier History: Like most Bosphorus piers, Emirgan pier was put into service in 1851. This pier, which had undergone a major repair in 1897, was in front of the Abdulhamid I Mosque at that time. In 1900, when a new pier building was built on an empty place a little south of it for 23,900 kuruş, the old building was removed. Over time, this pier was called Mirgün Pier and at one time Uluköy Pier, but later it started to be called Emirgan Pier again. This new pier building was closed in March 1989 while the coastal road was being reorganized. The pier building, which remained closed for about 12 years, was rebuilt in 2001 with a concrete pile system and was put into service again on November 24, 2001. The length of the ferry berth of the pier is 15.6, the height of the pier from the water is 1.2, the depth of the front of the pier is 7.7 meters.

Küçüksu Pier: It is a spacious pier with green areas to sit on. You can visit the Küçüksu Summer Palace right next to it while waiting for the next time. You can also rent a bike from the nearby isbike station and take a tour in Küçüksu Millet Park.

History of Küçüksu Pier: The Küçüksu Pier, which was built much later than the other Bosphorus piers, was an empty place where fishermen cast their nets into the sea and caulked their boats that they pulled ashore. In the early 1930s, Company-i Hayriye made use of this coast by creating a beautiful beach here and built a pier, allowing the ferries going to the Upper Bosphorus to stop here as well. This pier is wooden and was next to the historical Küçüksu Pavilion. However, when Küçüksu beach started to lose its former popularity, it lost more than its passengers. The pier, which was visited by ferries for the last time in 1980, was closed and the pier building started to serve as a teahouse. In the summer of 2007, a new pier was built for the Beşiktaş – Küçüksu line.

Beylerbeyi Pier: There are many restaurants and cafes around Beylerbeyi Pier, which is in a touristic area. Nearby, Beylerbeyi Palace is a palace built between 1863-65, overlooking the vast blue of the Bosphorus. Beylerbeyi Palace and its buildings, a 19th-century work that impresses with its set gardens and fascinates with its mansions, is a unique place where history and historical characters are guests. Be sure to visit.

History of Beylerbeyi Pier: In the photographs of the first wooden pier built in a place called Meydanönü, it is seen that the ferries docked at a small pontoon attached to the pier. Since the pier building was badly damaged in the great earthquake in 1894, it was renovated in 1898 by a journeyman named Kemal Ağa. The building, which served for years, was rebuilt as reinforced concrete after it was closed in the early 2000s. The ferry berth was also renewed on the concrete pile system and was put into service again in 2006. The length of the ferry docking area of the pier, which has a small fishing shelter next to it, is 15.2 meters, the height of the pier above the water is 1.3 meters, and the depth of the front of the pier is 5.7 meters.