Answered by Enis from Kucukyali, Turkey 117 days ago

everyday at 10:30 there is a public boat at eminonu pier(across the spice market)(we call it as vapur)which will go to a bosphourus cruise....get off at sariyer after 2 hours and take the bus back....

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Answered by Enis from Kucukyali, Turkey 117 days ago

everyday at 10:30 there is a public boat at eminonu pier(across the spice market)(we call it as vapur)which will go to a bosphourus cruise....get off at sariyer after 2 hours and take the bus back....

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Answered by Pervin Bilginer from Bakirkoy, Turkey 116 days ago

There are public boats belonging to İstanbul municipality. And also seabuses; depends on where you want to go.

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Answered by Emre ÖNAL from Istanbul, Turkey 116 days ago

There are different choices on this issue:If you say, “I’d rather see the Bosphorus, the mansions and all the districts from sea instead of having fun.”, we suggest you go aboard one of the Bosphorus cruise boats of IDO from Eminönü.

The boats first stops by a couple of piers then passes by the districts on the Asian coast of Bosphorus, and docks at the Anatolian Pier. After a couple of free hours, the ship returns on route closer to the European coast. The cruise ends at Eminönü. Besides, we suggest that you go on the Moonlight Cruises again by IDO to enjoy the beauty of the Bosphorus at night.

It is also possible to see the Bosphorus closerwith cruises by many private companies. If you have a big, crowded group, then you may rent these boats privately. There are different cruise schedules of the companies: Some travel all along the Bosphorus and give breaks at such districts as Anadolu Kavağı and Rumeli Feneri to eat fish, the others serve food aboard and accompany the meal with live Turkish classical music.You can look at the services of different companies and join the Bosphorus cruise you prefer.
please take a look to this article to have a better opinion for istanbul bosphorus tours.

http://www.wittistanbul.com/magazine/what-bosphorus-cruise-tour-to-take-in-istanbul/

emre

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Answered by Carl McMahan from Shanghai, China 109 days ago

by far the cheapest way is to take the IDO commuter service from Eminonu or Besiktas to Rumeli Kavsagi. It runs every 15 min or so during rush hours and costs 2TL/person but is only one way (from Eminonu 5pm-7pm, to Eminonu 6am-about 9am)

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