Category Trabzon and the Black Sea

Turkey · TRABZON AND THE BLACK SEA

3 Trabzon & Black Sea Tours in Turkey That Repay the Detour

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Here are the 3 best trabzon & black sea tours in Turkey, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason, but read past it before you commit to a date.

Bosphorus Luxury Lunch Cruise & Black Sea Swimming Experience

Bosphorus Luxury Lunch Cruise & Black Sea Swimming Experience - Route map in plain English: from Dolmabahçe area to the third bridge zone

1.Bosphorus Luxury Lunch Cruise & Black Sea Swimming Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 447 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $181Our pick

Take a longer Bosphorus luxury lunch cruise up toward Anadolu Kavağı, with 2-course dining and summer Black Sea swimming.

“Lovey guide who explained everything Aleyna came to the gas station to pick me up as I was completely new to Istanbul Great and tasty lunch Overall your team was excellent and beyond expectations Great Trip … shall recommend to all my family n friends”

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Guided Bosphorus & Black Sea Cruise – 4 Stops from Istanbul

Guided Bosphorus & Black Sea Cruise – 4 Stops from Istanbul - Ortaköy free time: the European-side break that actually feels free

2.Guided Bosphorus & Black Sea Cruise – 4 Stops from Istanbul

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 309 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $168Best value

Six-hour Bosphorus cruise with Ortaköy, Küçüksu Palace, Rumeli Fortress, Anadolu Kavagi, and a short Black Sea swim.

“We appreciated this trip because it was smaller, more detailed, longer and more personal than a ferry ride. There were eleven people in our group, ranging in age from mid-20s through 70s. Our guide, Khalid, was knowledgeable about the four stops we visited, as well as about the political and cultural situation of modern-day Turkey. His narration was interspersed with personal anecdotes that gave us insights into Istanbul life and customs. The lunch was quite nice and freshly prepared, with a variety of typical Turkish elements. Though we had anticipated going slightly into the Black Sea, we were told that only special-visa passengers were allowed to do that. We did…”

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