Burgazada Island Audio Guide
Listen to a curated audio guide in 25 different languages
Available in English, German, Russian, Persian, Arabic, French, Italian, Chinese, Dutch, Spanish, Hindi, Romanian, Ukrainian, Korean, Turkish, Bulgarian, Polish, Swedish, Japanese, Indonesian, Greek, Hungarian, Portuguese, Urdu, Croatian.
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2 Hours
There’s no need to join a group or follow a schedule. Simply open the audio guide on your phone when you step off the ferry and begin discovering Burgazada at your own pace. The experience is fully self-guided.
The digital guide shares stories about Burgazada’s history, nature, and culture from the island’s Byzantine roots to its literary legacy. Hear about hidden beaches, quiet churches, and local life as you move through peaceful streets and forested paths.
Burgazada is the third-largest of the Princes’ Islands and known for its calm atmosphere and slow rhythm. Unlike the busier islands, it offers a more relaxed visit, with pine-covered hills, sea views, and charming houses that reflect a mix of Greek and Turkish heritage.
Take your time as you walk or cycle past the coast, stop by the home of famous writer Sait Faik, or climb to the scenic Bayraktepe Hill. The audio guide helps you notice the details from old stone churches to quiet coves that make this island a hidden gem.
Meeting point
Dentur Avrasya
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A private sea bus from Kabataş and Kadıköy. The journey takes around 60 minutes.
Meeting point
Istanbul City Lines Ferries
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Depart from Eminönü, Kadıköy, or Bostancı. The ride takes about 60-90 minutes, with scenic views of the Sea of Marmara and the Princes’ Islands.
Meeting point
Mavi Marmara
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Private ferries that operate from places like Bostancı and Kartal. Their boats have indoor and outdoor seating.
This is a self-guided audio tour. There is no live guide.
Ferry transportation is not included in the ticket.
You will receive a link to the audio guide by email after booking.
Internet access may be limited on the island, so it’s best to open or download the guide in advance.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking, as the island has hilly areas and cobblestone streets.
There are no vehicles on the island. Walking or renting a bike is recommended.
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Product code: 460360P305
