Visite des îles des Princes à Istanbul

The tour guide was nice, helped us through everything, and she pulled through with what is promised in the tour. The music inside the boat ride was very nice too, totally recommend.

Not what I expected and it was not like the pictures

The boat departed an hour later, at 10:15 instead of 9:15. Everything else is fine.

The organizers are very nice. The pickup and drop-off from/to the hotel worked perfectly. And the boat ride was great; we were also able to see dolphins. The islands are a must-see, beautiful and affordable.

The tour listed on the app was supposed to take us to Heybeliada, it included a visit to the island with a tour guide that was supposed to take us to a Theological School, to the Beth Yaakov Synagogue, a monastery and a church. We were NOT taken to Heybeliada but were dropped of at Kinaliada for one hour where, as per your operator's own words "there is nothing to do". They did take us to Buyukada where again, we were supposed to be taken by the tour guide through "charming streets", visit the Clock Tower, the Aya Yorgi Church, and the Greek Orphanage. In conclusion, if the tour operator is offering something that is not what is listed on Viator.

Nice experience. We liked the tour the guide was good, the food was ok. The toilets on the boat however we're in very bad condition.

I gave it 2 stars because we went to multiple islands otherwise it isn't worth doing. The guide told us nothing about the islands we visited. Any information given was said so fast you didn't understand. Other than going to the islands and getting a nice view for pictures it wasn't worth it. Also on the boat there was a great deal of peer pressure sales.

This was poorly organized. The pick up was very late than the promised time, the tour guide in the bus didnt speak English (or didnt want to spoeak English) and in genral, I dont recommend this tour for English speaking tourists.

Nice break from the city, good value for money trip to scenic and peaceful islands. Good quality lunch included.

This Princes Island tour is not one I would recommend. While advertised as English speaking you only get basic messages in English no information about the islands that are visited. This means that when you arrive at the island you have no idea what you’re visiting, what is worth seeing or any other information. The 3 islands we visited all looked interesting & locals were very friendly. However when something is advertised as a tour you do expect there to be some touring information. This tour was more like a ferry service with a meal provided. Also the air conditioned bus to take you to & from the hotel to pier is old, air conditioning is very suspect and some of the seats are damaged. On the boat the staff play music so loud that if cancels out any ocean noise and ability to have a conversation. Also no safety briefing was provided & given the diversity of people on the boat in terms of differing languages, ages some quite young at least pointing out where life jackets were & what to do in an emergency would have been reassuring. The lunch was good, chicken, rice pasta & salad. Given the rest of the trip I would have preferred to not pay for that & be able to eat on the island at one of the local eateries & support the local population. All in all go on local ferries rather than choose a tour, or at least this tour. Also the trip finishes at a leather factory. While I don’t have an issue in visiting local industries there is no mention of this in the advertising materials that this would occur. Given the overall length of the day already tacking this on at the end does not appear to benefit either party, the tourist or the manufacturer. It got even worse on the return trip to the hotel with the buses not being on time, no one knowing when they were arriving, people getting on wrong buses and a family of 5 with a young baby being left behind at the leather factory while staff attempted to work out how to get them back. Not sure how long that took as our bus eventually left. The level of disorganisation in this group is marked, they desperately need a good logistics manager and an actual tour guide.