Baku Caspian Boat Tour with City Skyline Views
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Baku Caspian Boat Tour with City Skyline Views

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Baku — A Journey Through History, Culture, and the Caspian Sea

On this unique tour, you'll discover the rich history, vibrant culture, fine arts, and modern infrastructure of Azerbaijan and its capital, Baku. Set sail on the world’s largest inland body of water — the majestic Caspian Sea — and enjoy a relaxing, business-class experience designed for comfort and wonder.

In just 45 minutes, your mood will be lifted, your spirit refreshed, and your senses awakened. See Baku like never before, from the sparkling waters of the bay. The panoramic view of the city skyline from Baku Bay will leave you breathless:
— A city glowing in the afternoon sun
— A golden sunset painting the horizon
— And a nighttime wonderland, shimmering with lights

This isn’t just a tour — it’s an unforgettable escape that lets you rediscover both Baku and yourself from the heart of the sea.

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Baku Caspian Boat Tour with City Skyline Views

Pickup included

What's included

Business Class tickets
Driver
Pick up/ Drop
Professional Guide
Azerbaijan tea

Detailed itinerary

1

Discover Baku’s bay with a romantic boat tour. See both historic and modern buildings – enjoy different views depending on the time of day. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the calm journey on the Caspian Sea. Admire Baku’s skyline from an entirely new perspective

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Rising from the heart of the Caspian, the Crescent Complex is a breathtaking fusion of Baku’s futuristic vision and timeless heritage. With its crescent-shaped offshore hotel, sky-piercing towers, and the grand Crescent Mall — the largest and most luxurious shopping destination in the Caucasus — it has become the new heartbeat of the city. Panoramic sea views, world-renowned brands, and cutting-edge architecture come together to offer every visitor an experience straight out of a dream. This is not just a place — it is a modern masterpiece proudly presented by Baku to the world.

3

Rising proudly along Baku’s seafront, the National Flag Square stands as a grand symbol of Azerbaijan’s unity, determination, and national spirit. The flag that waves here is one of the largest in the world — measuring 72 meters in length and weighing 500 kilograms. This monumental square is more than just a landmark; it is a sacred space where history meets the horizon and a nation’s soul rises skyward. With the shimmering Caspian Sea before it and the capital’s skyline behind, the square offers a majestic stage for reflection, celebration, and pride. What flutters in the wind is not just a flag — it is the beating heart of a people and their unwavering belief in freedom.

4

Shining proudly along Baku’s coastline, Deniz Mall held the title of the largest shopping center in the Caucasus until 2024. Its unique architectural design evokes the elegance of a blooming flower and the iconic form of the Sydney Opera House—an exquisite blend of modernity and artistic harmony. Deniz Mall is far more than a shopping destination; it is a vibrant cultural and social hub of the city. Here, visitors enjoy a wide array of international brands, entertainment, and leisure options—all while immersed in an unforgettable architectural masterpiece that feels like home.

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The Caspian Sea – the world’s largest inland body of water and a shimmering jewel at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. Stretching across five nations, its vast, tranquil waters hold centuries of history, culture, and untamed natural beauty. From its serene shores in Baku to the distant horizons where sky meets sea, the Caspian is a timeless witness to ancient civilizations and modern progress alike. Its deep blue waves carry stories of trade, conquest, and coexistence, making it not just a sea, but a living symbol of connection and resilience.

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Rising boldly above Baku’s skyline, the Flame Towers blaze like a modern symbol of Azerbaijan’s fiery spirit and rapid progress. Their sleek, curved glass facades shimmer like flickering flames, reflecting the sun by day and illuminating the city by night with vibrant, dynamic light shows. Standing tall as the tallest trio in the Caucasus, these iconic towers fuse cutting-edge architecture with cultural symbolism, embodying both tradition and innovation. More than skyscrapers, the Flame Towers are a beacon of ambition, resilience, and the bright future of Baku.

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Nestled within the heart of Baku, the Old City—İçərişəhər—is a timeless sanctuary where history breathes through ancient stone walls and narrow cobblestone streets. This UNESCO World Heritage site captures the soul of Azerbaijan’s rich past, with its majestic Maiden Tower, historic mosques, and charming caravanserais whispering stories of Silk Road travelers and centuries of culture.

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Stretching along the Caspian Sea, Baku Boulevard is the city’s vibrant heartbeat—a magnificent place where locals and visitors alike find peace, joy, and recreation. Filled with lush parks, colorful flowers, gentle sea waves, and modern leisure spaces, this waterfront promenade is a beloved oasis blending the city’s dynamic energy with nature’s tranquility. The boulevard stands as a timeless symbol of life, love, and unity for Baku, offering an unforgettable escape by the sea.

Available languages

Guide guide
RU EN TR

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Important information

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Meeting point

Guide will contact you before several hours

Important notes

We will give the tickets to Guests before starting the tour

About Baku

Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, is a vibrant city where modernity meets tradition. Situated on the Caspian Sea, it's known for its futuristic skyline, historic sites, and rich cultural heritage, including the ancient Maiden Tower and the iconic Flame Towers.

Top Attractions

Maiden Tower

A 12th-century monument that is a symbol of Baku. Its exact purpose remains a mystery.

Historical 1-2 hours Moderate (5 AZN)

Flame Towers

Three futuristic skyscrapers that are landmarks of modern Baku. The towers are designed to resemble flames, a reference to Baku's ancient history as a center of the fire-worshipping Zoroastrian religion.

Architecture 30 minutes to 1 hour Free to view from outside

Old City (Icheri Sheher)

The historic core of Baku, a UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient walls, narrow streets, and historic buildings.

Historical 2-3 hours Free to explore, attractions within have varying costs

Baku Boulevard

A scenic park along the Caspian Sea with walking paths, cafes, and entertainment options.

Nature 1-2 hours Free to enter, activities have varying costs

Heydar Aliyev Center

A stunning piece of modern architecture designed by Zaha Hadid. The center hosts exhibitions, concerts, and conferences.

Architecture 1-2 hours Moderate (depends on the event)

Must-Try Local Dishes

Plov

A fragrant rice dish cooked with saffron, meat, and vegetables. It's often served at special occasions and is considered a national dish.

Main course Contains meat, can be made vegetarian upon request

Dushbara

Tiny dumplings filled with minced meat and served in a broth. It's a popular street food in Baku.

Soup Contains meat, can be made vegetarian upon request

Baku Piti

A traditional soup made with lamb, chickpeas, and noodles, served in a clay pot.

Soup Contains meat, can be made vegetarian upon request

Baku Dolma

Grapes leaves or vegetables stuffed with a mixture of minced meat and rice, cooked in a spicy tomato sauce.

Appetizer Contains meat, can be made vegetarian upon request

Popular Activities

Hiking in Gobustan National Park Exploring mud volcanoes Visiting the Shamakhi Astrophysical Observatory Strolling along Baku Boulevard Enjoying a cup of tea in a traditional teahouse Relaxing at a local hammam (bathhouse) Exploring the Old City Visiting museums and historic sites

Best Time to Visit

April to June, September to October

This is the best time to visit Baku with pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Crowds are moderate, and the city hosts several festivals during these months.

18°C to 28°C 64°F to 82°F

Practical Information

Language

  • Official: Azerbaijani
  • Widely spoken: Russian, English (in tourist areas)
  • English: Moderately spoken in tourist areas, limited elsewhere

Currency

Azerbaijani Manat (AZN)

Time Zone

GMT+4

Electricity

220VV, 50HzHz

Safety Information

Overall Safety Rating: Generally safe

Baku is generally safe for travelers, with low crime rates. However, petty crime like pickpocketing can occur in crowded areas. Exercise caution at night, especially in less touristy areas.

Important Precautions:
  • • Keep valuables secure
  • • Use official taxis or ride-hailing apps
  • • Be cautious of strangers offering help or services

Getting there

By air
  • Heydar Aliyev International Airport • 20 km from city center
By train

Baku Railway Station

By bus

Baku International Bus Terminal

Getting around

Public transport

The metro is efficient, clean, and affordable. It's the best way to get around the city quickly.

Taxis

Available • Apps: Bina Taxi, Yandex.Taxi

Rentals

Car, Bike

Neighborhoods

Old City (Icheri Sheher) Nizami District Khatai District

Day trips

Gobustan National Park
60 km from Baku • Full day

A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring ancient rock carvings, mud volcanoes, and a unique desert landscape. It's a great place for hiking and exploring.

Lankaran
220 km from Baku • Full day or overnight

A city in southern Azerbaijan known for its lush greenery, historic sites, and the nearby Hirkan National Park. It's a great place for nature lovers and history buffs.

Shamakhi
120 km from Baku • Full day

A historic city known for its ancient Juma Mosque, the Yeddi Gumbaz mausoleums, and the nearby Shamakhi Astrophysical Observatory. It's a great place for history lovers and those interested in astronomy.

Festivals

Baku International Jazz Festival • October Baku International Film Festival (BAFTA) • October Novruz Bayrami • March 20-21 (or around the spring equinox)

Pro tips

  • Visit the Flame Fountain in Baku Boulevard, a unique attraction where natural gas flames continuously burn from a stone fountain
  • Try traditional Azerbaijani tea in a local teahouse, such as Sazaghan Teahouse or Chaykhana #1
  • Explore the Old City on foot, taking in the narrow streets, historic sites, and local markets
  • Take a day trip to Gobustan National Park to see ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes
  • Visit the Heydar Aliyev Center, a stunning piece of modern architecture designed by Zaha Hadid
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  • Min travelers: 1
  • Max travelers: 10
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