Istanbul Princes' Islands Hiking & Trekking Tour With Local Hikers

Istanbul Princes' Islands Hiking & Trekking Tour With Local Hikers

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6h - 7h

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About this experience

Istanbul Princes' Islands Hiking & Trekking Tour With Local Hikers

If you are a nature lover and if you enjoy getting to know locals, then we have a great hiking trip for you.

How to get to Princes Islands: After coming together at our meeting point, we will arrive in Princes Islands using public transportation.

What to Expect : First, you will meet with local hikers in the cafe, get to know each other, have a chat and drink tea-coffee together. Then, the walking tour will begin. You will be hiking a total of 12-14 km on the most eye-catching routes.

During the walk, you will have a break to enjoy your Turkish coffee by the sea. Moreover, you will have the opportunity to talk to local hikers, make new friends and meet different cultures. The tour will take a total of 4 hours with the breaks we will give.. At the end of the walk, we will stop by the village coffee house and chat. And finally, we will drop you off at the meeting point with unforgettable memories.

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Istanbul Princes' Islands Hiking & Trekking Tour With Local Hikers

Pickup included

What's included

Bottled Water

Break at Local Cafe

All Fees and Taxes

Coffee and Tea

Professional Tourist Guide

Transportation by Metro and Local Bus

Sandwich+Drink

Detailed itinerary

The Princes’ Islands (“Adalar” in Turkish) are an archipelago in the Sea of Marmara, they are a small haven of peace in Istanbul and a perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.

During summer, we recommend you to get there on weekdays rather than weekends because they are invaded by the townspeople and the tourists.

They owe their name to the fact that during the Byzantine period the imperial family and disgraced aristocrats were exiled in the monasteries on the islands. They then became the favorite weekend destination of the Ottoman aristocracy, and even today you will find many Victorian-style villas.

The four main islands of the archipelago are Büyükada, Heybeliada, Burgazada, and Kinaliada.