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You may well be visiting one of the most amazing cities in the world, but how about combing your stay in Istanbul with a visit to Bursa, one of the most important cities in Turkey? With Istanbul Bursa Day Trip you can see tihs beautigul green city that boasts stunning landscapes steeped in history as well as being home to one of the most popular ski resorts in Turkey.
The journey itself to Bursa is one not to be missed. You will travel by ferry boat over the Marmara Sea, taking in the stunning views of Istanbul before heading toward the lush green forests along the coast of Yalova. With stops along the way at Iznik Lake you will make your way towards Bursa.
Perhaps most symbolic of Bursa is the Green Mosque, yes you’ve seen the Blue now it’s time to visit the Green. The Mosque was built in the 15th Century and its official name is the Mosque of Mehmed I, after the Sultan that commissioned its building. More than ‘just’ a Mosque it is actually a full complex of buildings that also include the Green Tomb where Sultan Mehmed I Celebi was buried. So named after the stunning turquoise and green tiles used to decorate this complex it is certainly a place worthy of a visit for any history buff.
Dominating the skyline of Bursa is Uludag Mountain. Uludag Mountain is so much more than a famous ski resort; it is also a National Park that is home to many different species of flora and fauna. The National Park is easily visited by cable car and regardless of the season in which you are visiting will be full of natural wonders for you to see.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 3 years and over | €25 |
| Child | — | €15 |
| Infant | — | Free |
Cost of Istanbul Bursa Day Trip is 25 € for adults, 15 € for children between age 5 and 8, free for children at and under 4 years old in 2026.
Older children will enjoy the journey as much as visiting the city and riding the cable car. Younger children may find the length of the day difficult and this should be considered when booking.
Due to the nature of this excursion, it is not recommended for people with mobility.
The journey takes around an hour, travelling approximately 45 kilometres.
Whilst you will not go through any form of passport control it is necessary to carry a form of identification with you at all times in Turkey.
Yes lunch is included, you will only pay for any personal expenditure which you incur (drinks, extra activities, shopping).
The coach is fully equipped with all mod cons including the ‘can’t live without’ air conditioning that you will need in the summer months. Seats are comfortable and can be reclined should you wish to take a nap.