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Kemer to Istanbul day tour

Kemer to Istanbul day tour

Kemer to Istanbul tour is a daily flight trip from Kemer that will give you a lot of impressions. Istanbul tour from airport includes transfer to Antalya, flight tickets, sightseeing Istanbul tour. Program includes sights: Topkapi Palace, Sultan Ahmet Mosque (Blue Mosque) and Hagia Sophia, Bosphorus boat trip (additional). The distance from Kemer to Istanbul is 700 km or 55 minutes by plane departing from Antalya airport. Comfortable transfer from Beldibi, Kiris, Camyuva, Goynuk, Tekirova.

Kemer to Istanbul day tour price

 Adult 196 £
 Children (3-12) 196 £
 Infants (0-2) free

visit the Hippodrome,the Blue Mosque,Aya Sofia,largest medieval church,Crying Column,Topkapi Palace,Shopping for clothes,Kemer to Istanbul tour

Kemer to Istanbul day tour important things

Tour days Wednesday, Saturday
Tour hours 03:00 — 23:00
Includes transfer from hotel, insurance, air tickets, guide, entrance tickets on tour program, lunch and dinner
Excludes drinks, entrance to Harem Topkapi, Bosphorus boat trip
Recommended lunch box from hotel, passport, comfortable shoes and clothes, hats, water

Kemer to Istanbul day tour program

  • comfortable transfer from the hotel to Antalya airport

  • boarding a flight to Istanbul

  • meeting with an English-speaking guide at the Istanbul airport and the start of a Istanbul historical tour from Kemer 

  • Sultanahmet Blue Mosque tour

  • Hippodrome Square and near the German Fountain walking

  • lunch of national Turkish cuisine in a city restaurant

  • free time for a walk around Sultanahmet Square

  • guided sightseeing tour of the magnificent Topkapi Palace, where lived legendary Ottoman sultans

  • Hagia Sophia Mosque tour 

  • arrival to port and start a comfortable Bosphorus yacht tour

  • boat tour along the Bosphorus passing with panoram of many iconic places of the city

  • dinner of national Turkish cuisine in a city restaurant

  • group transfer at Istanbul airport and return flight to Antalya

  • return to hotels of Kemer region

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Kemer to Istanbul day tour specification

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Kemer to Istanbul guided tour is a unique opportunity to see the contrast between a seaside holiday and the cultural heritage of an ancient city. A daily flight trip will give you a chance to see with your own eyes the most famous places of this world-famous Turkish city with a century-old history. Kemer is located in the south of Turkey, on the Mediterranean coast, and Istanbul is in the north, on the shores of the Bosphorus Strait.

As for the flight, the closest airport to Kemer is located in Antalya, and to get there you only need a 40-minute ride on a transfer bus provided by our company. The flight time is 55 minutes, which is very fast and comfortable even for small children. A comfortable price for an excursion to Istanbul from Kemer will allow you to make the right choice and save your money for a future vacation in Turkey. You can find out more about how long it takes to fly from Kemer to Istanbul and other nuances from the guide who accompanies the group.

Istanbul historical tour from Kemer

  • Hippodrome Square. A tour of Ottoman landmarks traditionally begins with the famous Hippodrome Square, which has always been the main arena of ancient civilization. In ancient times, there was a large hippodrome here, where chariot races and other public events were held. The Belisk of Theodosius, an Egyptian obelisk brought to Constantinople from Egypt by Emperor Theodosius I, the Serpent Column and the German Fountain are also located here.
  • Blue Mosque. The Blue Mosque, also known as Sultanahmet, is one of the most famous and beautiful mosques in Istanbul, Turkey. It was built between 1609 and 1616 by order of Sultan Ahmed I. The architect was Sedefkar Mehmet Aga, a student of the great architect Sinan.
  • Hagia Sophia. Directly opposite the mosque is the huge Hagia Sophia (Aya Sophia Mosque), where locals still like to make pilgrimages to this day, despite the fact that many hundreds of years ago its building was a Christian temple. The cathedral was built in 532-537 by order of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I. The landmark is also famous for its huge dome, which was considered an engineering marvel at the time of its construction. The diameter of the dome is approximately 31 meters, and its height is about 55 meters.
  • Topkapi Palace. This is one of the most significant historical monuments in Turkey, which served as the residence of the Ottoman sultans for over 400 years (from 1465 to 1856). The palace is located in the very center of historical Istanbul, on a cape with stunning views of the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn. The palace was built by order of Sultan Mehmed II (Mehmed the Conqueror) after the conquest of Constantinople in 1453. It combines various architectural styles, including Ottoman, Byzantine and Persian.
  • Bosphorus boat trip. In addition to the grueling walking tour, guests can buy tickets for a Bosphorus boat tour with an experienced guide. The boat route will pass by the Theodosian Walls, ancient fortresses and many other attractions. The bridges and palaces located along the Bosphorus are mesmerizing in their beauty. Tourists are given a unique opportunity to enjoy the view of the seascapes. You can also see the famous Galata Bridge and the historical buildings of Istanbul.
  • Shopping at the Egyptian Bazaar. The Egyptian Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, also known as Mısır Çarşısı, is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the city. It is located in the Eminonu district, next to the Galata Bridge and the New Mosque. Here you can find a wide range of goods, including spices, dried fruits, nuts, sweets (such as Turkish delight and baklava), herbs, tea, coffee, as well as traditional Turkish souvenirs such as ceramics, textiles and handicrafts.

After sightseeing Istanbul tour from Kemer to Istanbul, it's time to have a delicious meal in a local cafe, experience a real gastronomic shock, because for dinner you can order several traditional Turkish dishes, where there was always a lot of fish and spices.

Summer in Istanbul can be hot, so it is better to choose spring or autumn for a more comfortable trip. When visiting religious places, it is important to follow the dress code (covered shoulders and knees), however, the accompanying guide or museum workers will always help to resolve this issue. You should also not neglect hats and choose comfortable closed shoes.

Tour to Istanbul from Goynuk

Tour to Istanbul from Goynuk will be an unforgettable adventure. Explore historical sites such as Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. Enjoy the taste of Turkish cuisine in local restaurants. Relax on the shores of the Bosphorus, see magnificent views and taste traditional dishes. Don't forget to visit the Grand Bazaar to buy unique souvenirs. Traveling to Istanbul will give you vivid impressions and unforgettable moments.

Istanbul day tour from Beldibi

Istanbul day tour from Beldibi offers a unique cultural experience. In Istanbul, you can see the famous Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and visit the Grand Bazaar to buy souvenirs. During your lunch break, you should try traditional Turkish tea and enjoy local cuisine in one of the restaurants. In the evening, it is recommended to take a walk along the Bosphorus, enjoying the sunset and the view of the city. This trip promises to be remembered for its vivid impressions and rich history of Istanbul.

Istanbul from Camyuva

Istanbul tour from Camyuva starts with unforgettable impressions. The tour includes visits to landmarks such as Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. The trip is accompanied by a guide who will tell you about the history of Istanbul, culture and traditions of Turkey. The tour group departs from the hotel in Camyuva and returns in the evening. The tour includes transfer, lunch and tickets to museums. This is an ideal way to spend time in Turkey and learn more about its rich heritage.

Tour to Istanbul from Kiris

Tour to Istanbul from Kiris promises unforgettable impressions. Istanbul Bazaar is a treasure trove of oriental goods, and a boat trip on the Bosphorus offers views of the Galata Tower and the Golden Horn Bridge. Don't miss the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, masterpieces of architecture and history. A traditional Turkish dinner at a restaurant will complete a busy day. Enjoy your trip from Kiris to this magical city!

Istanbul day tour from Tekirova

Istanbul day tour from Tekirova offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of a city on two continents. The tour begins with an early morning flight from Antalya and includes visits to iconic sites such as the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque and Grand Bazaar. Enjoy a traditional Turkish lunch and a cruise along the Bosphorus, enjoying the views of Istanbul. Return to Tekirova in the evening. This tour is ideal for those who want to see Istanbul in one day.


Kemer to Istanbul day tour Frequently Asked Questions

  • When planning a trip from Kemer to Istanbul, the best option in terms of time and comfort is a flight, the travel time by plane is only 55 minutes. You can also choose a bus, but the travel time will be much longer: from 14 hours or more, depending on the traffic on the roads. The choice depends on your budget and time, but each option promises an unforgettable experience of traveling through picturesque places.
  • If you planning a trip from Kemer to Istanbul, you should know about the distance and travel time between these cities. The distance from Kemer to Istanbul is about 700 km. If you go by car, the road will take about 8-10 hours. It is more convenient to use our organized excursion for 1 day with a flight, which will take much less time (flight time is 55 minutes).
  • There is currently no direct train from Kemer to Istanbul. To travel from Kemer to Istanbul by train, you will need to change trains in Antalya or Ankara. From Antalya, you need to get to the nearest train station, which is in Eskisehir or Ankara. This can be done by bus or plane. If you choose the train route via Ankara, you will need to get to Ankara by bus or plane, and in Ankara, change trains to Istanbul. High-speed trains (YHT) run from Ankara to Istanbul, the journey time is approximately 4-5 hours.
  • During the excursion from Kemer to Istanbul you can see the Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) - a magnificent museum, a former Orthodox cathedral and mosque, the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet) - famous for its six minarets and beautiful blue tiles, Topkapi Palace - the residence of the Ottoman sultans, the Egyptian Bazaar - one of the largest covered markets in the world, the Bosphorus Strait - a boat tour with a view of Europe and Asia.
  • The biggest bazaar in Istanbul is the Grand Bazaar (Kapalıçarşı in Turkish). It is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with a rich history dating back to the 15th century. Covers 61 streets and has over 4,000 shops, market spans an area of approximately 30,700 square meters. Offers a wide array of products including jewelry, antiques, carpets, textiles, ceramics, spices, and more. Known for its intricate handmade items and traditional Turkish goods.
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