Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Turkish Night Show (Private Table)

Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Turkish Night Show (Private Table)

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About this experience

Istanbul Dinner Cruise, you can enjoy a memorable evening of food, wine, and entertainment. Make the most of an evening in Istanbul with a sparkling 3.5 hours dinner cruise experience on the Bosphorus Strait. Admire spectacular views of Istanbul’s beautifully illuminated palaces, mosques, and Bosphorus bridges, and enjoy a delicious course dinner with select drinks.

- Professional show performance, Whirling Dervish, Turkish Gypsy Dance, Caucasian Dance, belly Dancer Group Show, Turkish Folk Dance, Rhythm Show, Belly Dancer, DJ Performance.
- 3.5 hours Bosphorus cruise in the evening
- Turkish appetizers and dinner with drinks (fish, meat, or chicken menu)
- Dinner menu with unlimited soft drinks and 2 glasses alcoholic drinks per guest (beer, raki, gin...)
- Dessert service (Baklava, fruit)
- A chance to celebrate the special day or birthday of your loved ones
-Private Table

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Bosphorus Dinner Cruise with Turkish Night Show

Pickup included

What's included

Private Table

Unlimited soft drinks and 2 glasses alcoholic drinks per guest (beer, raki, gin...)

Awesome belly dance shows, Anatolian traditional folk dance, Entertaining showman

Hotel Pick-Up / Hotel Drop-off (from centrally located hotels)

10 types of appetizers

Main Dish with 4 options

Detailed itinerary

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Since the Bosphorus Dinner Cruise starts towards sunset between 20:00 and 20:30, you can catch the magnificent sunset of the Bosphorus and see the iconic historical buildings illuminated with special light systems at night.

With the Bosphorus Dinner Cruise, you will have the chance to see many magnificent historical structures such as Maiden's Tower, Dolmabahçe Palace, Hagia Sophia, Topkapı Palace, and Galata Tower, Beylerbeyi Palace, and Rumeli Fortress.