In Adalar
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Burgazada
The third largest Princes' Island, once a fortress named Antigoni. Home to writer Sait Faik's museum and Kalpazankaya's sunset swimming spot.
Dilburnu Nature Park
The pine-shaded southern tip of Büyükada, offering picnic spots, sweeping Marmara views, and a quiet reward after a long walk or bike ride from the ferry.
Kınalıada
The closest Princes' Island to Istanbul, just a quick ferry hop. A low-key spot for a swim, a walk, or simply sitting by the sea.
Prinkipo Greek Orthodox Orphanage
Europe's largest wooden building, a former Greek orphanage on Büyükada, visible from the hilltop path.
Büyükada (Princes' Islands)
Büyükada is the largest of the Princes' Islands, just a ferry ride from Istanbul. It's a car-free island with pine forests, old wooden houses, and sea views.
Heybeliada (Princes' Islands)
The second-largest of the Princes' Islands, Heybeliada is a car-free escape with pine-scented hills and wooden houses, a short ferry ride from the city.
