Experience the best of Istanbul

It was a beautiful experience. The valley was so calm and the view amazing. Great pilot and the landing was perfect. I highly recommend.

The Bosphorus night cruise was an outstanding experience and without a doubt one of the best activities we did in Istanbul. The views of the illuminated skyline, historic palaces, waterfront mansions, and the Bosphorus bridges were absolutely breathtaking. The staff was attentive and professional, the entertainment was lively and engaging, and the entire evening was well organized from start to finish. The dinner was enjoyable, and the atmosphere on board made the experience truly special. I strongly recommend this cruise to anyone visiting Istanbul—it is a must-do experience that offers unforgettable views, great entertainment, and excellent value for money.

Something varied and entertaining too do in the evening, with nice views. We were disappointed with the whirling dervish who didn't whirl very much

After the purchase, I received an email with detailed instructions in Spanish about where they were waiting for us at a specific point. They helped us with the QR code to download the entire history of the tower. The 360-degree views of the entire city are beautiful. I had read that it was not necessary to visit, but for me, it was 100% worth it. It was a great farewell to Istanbul.

An experience I would repeat without hesitation. Feeling the breeze as you take off in the hot-air balloon during the gorgeous Cappadocia sunrise, with hundreds of balloons lifting off almost in unison as the first rays of sunlight appear and reveal this lovely city's beautiful landscape, is truly unforgettable. Thanks to Osman and the whole team. Regards.

I took the Topkapi tour with Ali, he is really friendly and speaks English well. We visited Hagia Irene, the palace, and the Harem with him. I highly recommend it.

The evening before the agreed date, I had to send an email because the tickets hadn't arrived yet. In the end, it was sorted out. We were at the Hagia Sophia at 9:00 AM. There were still very few visitors at that hour. Unfortunately, the ongoing renovation work somewhat obstructed a good view of the building. At the Basilica Cistern, we easily found the man with the little flag to get inside. It was incredibly crowded here. As for the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet), there was no queue. We went in very smoothly. We didn't need an audio guide because we had done the necessary research beforehand.

The directions were very clear, and we had no trouble finding this historic building; we didn’t have to wait long, the performance started on time, and the show could be seen very well from any seat in the auditorium. Gradually, the music and dance drew us into their spiritual world. The dancers and musicians were magnificent—an unforgettable experience!