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Frequently Asked Questions
The New Year's Eve cruise includes a special dinner, live music, Turkish Night shows, New Year's Eve entertainment and Bosphorus views at midnight. Hotel pickup and drop-off are also included.
The 2027 New Year's Eve Bosphorus Cruise departs from Balat, Istanbul. The cruise follows a scenic route through the Golden Horn and Bosphorus before returning to Balat.
The New Year's Eve Bosphorus Cruise lasts approximately 5 hours, from 21:00 to 02:00, allowing you to enjoy dinner, entertainment and the New Year's Eve celebration on the Bosphorus.
The special New Year's Eve dinner includes a selection of meze, fresh seasonal salad, five different main course options, traditional tandoori turkey, mixed fruits and desserts.
Guests can enjoy live music, Turkish Night shows and New Year's Eve entertainment throughout the evening, followed by the New Year's celebration and midnight countdown.
You can choose between shared table seating, private table seating, VIP window-side tables and VIP front-stage tables, depending on the package you select.
Yes. All 2027 New Year's Eve Bosphorus Cruise packages include unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the evening.
Yes. The cruise continues along the Bosphorus during the New Year's Eve celebration, allowing guests to enjoy Istanbul's waterfront and Bosphorus views around midnight.
Yes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included with the New Year's Eve Bosphorus Cruise packages. Pickup arrangements may require confirmation as 31 December approaches.
As 31 December approaches, availability can become limited. During the week before New Year's Eve, guests may be asked to complete payment by 30 December, either from their hotel or a designated location, or by visiting our office, to secure their 31 December reservation.
Our packages include Shared Table (€170), Private Table (€220), VIP Window-Side Table (€310) and VIP Front-Stage Table (€370). Each option provides a different seating experience for celebrating New Year's Eve on the Bosphorus.
