Istanbul
Luxury Yacht Charter

Turkey / Istanbul

Istanbul Yacht Charter

Let the exotic beauty, rich history, and fascinating culture of the city of Istanbul entice all your senses during a yacht charter. An international hub nestled in Turkey where East meets West in a spectacular blend of traditions and lifestyle, an Istanbul yacht charter is the ideal way to discover the vibrant energy of this city. Overflowing with mesmerizing historical sites from the Ottoman empires, bustling colorful markets with an abundance of spices, and stunningly preserved Byzantine churches and mosques, the charm of the old-world blends perfectly with the new and modern downtown. Split by the Bosphorus, a narrow strait separating the European part from the Asian part of this fabled port city, Istanbul serves as an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area or embarking on a wider charter along the coast of Turkey.

Istanbul Charter Guide

Connected only by three land bridges, many opt to cross the Bosphorus via water. Once a key maritime hub for trading, the city boasts several marinas and promenades, as well as hidden coves and natural harbors making it the perfect city to explore via the water.

Blue Mosque

Located next to Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque dates back to the Ottoman Empire. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it features stunning hand-painted blue tiles on the inside and still serves as a functioning mosque to this day.

Saklikoy Beach

Escape the intense energy of the city and head to the quiet serenity of Saklikoy beach. Located in a secluded bay away from the town, it is the perfect place to unwind while enjoying the beautiful turquoise waters.

Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque

Originally built as a Greek Orthodox Church, Hagia Sophia is one of the city’s major landmarks and historical sites. Considered to showcase the epitome of Byzantine architecture, it served as a mosque until 1935, when it became a museum. In 2020 it opened as a mosque.

Princes Islands

A group of 9 islands in the Marmara Sea, these islands are ideal for exploring by water. The largest island of Büyükada is home to the beautiful 6th-century Hagia Yorgi church, while Çamakya offers stunning waters for swimming and horse-drawn carriages around the island.

Grand Bazaar

One of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world, the Grand bazaar spans 61 streets with more than 4,000 stores. Often regarded as one of the first shopping malls, you can find anything from spices to tea, gold, and clothing here.