Burgazada of the Princes’ Islands

Burgazada is the third largest island of the Princes' Islands. Burgazada is the third largest island of the Princes' Islands and is located in the calm waters of the Marmara Sea.

Get ready to experience this unique experience in Burgazada. This island offers unique experiences for every visitor, from day trips to long-term stays. It fascinates its visitors with its legendary architecture, lively beaches, and breathtaking views. Additionally, the island's delicious local cuisine is waiting to be discovered. You can benefit from the Istanbul Tourist Pass® for a better Princes' Islands tour.

Istanbul Tourist Pass® is a digital travel pass for tourists who want to explore the city. It includes more than 100 popular tourist attractions, such as the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, and different experiences, such as Stand-up Paddle-Boarding and Flying Dress Photoshoot. Tourists can save both money save up to 70% and time by purchasing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 or 10-day passes, depending on the duration they plan. With Skip the Ticket Lines, pass holders can pass through many tourist attractions without waiting in ticket queues, and since they enter the museums with a guide, they do not waste time in the entrance queues.

About Burgazada

Burgazada is a perfect option for those who want to get away from the crowds of Istanbul and have a peaceful getaway. Burgazada, the third largest island of the Prince Islands, welcomes you with quiet forest roads.

The view of the island is truly fascinating. With its location overlooking Heybeliada and Kasikadasi (Spoon Island), it offers a picture where the sea and green come together. Burgazada is one of the most famous corners of Istanbul, with its coasts decorated with wooden mansions, pine forests, and elegant streets. You can reach the old beach of the island by getting off the ferry at the pier, turning left, and following the coastline. One of the most beautiful spots where you can watch the sunset is Kalpazankaya. There is a restaurant on this hill in the western direction of the island.