Lux KDR8 yacht offers a refined luxury yacht charter in Istanbul, designed for guests seeking premium comfort, spacious cruising areas, and an elegant Bosphorus sailing experience.
This luxury motor yacht combines modern design, professional crew service, and flexible cruise routes for unforgettable private events, celebrations, and sightseeing cruises.
Guests choosing Lux KDR8 yacht enjoy a smooth and exclusive cruising experience along Istanbul’s iconic Bosphorus, passing historic palaces, waterfront mansions, and the famous Bosphorus bridges in complete privacy.
Please check our yacht rental prices for updated rates & rental durations, and do not hesitate to contact us for further questions.
Capacity: 36 guests
Length: 23 meters
Type: Luxury motor yacht
Crew: Professional captain and service team
Cruise Area: Bosphorus Strait, Istanbul
Hourly Yacht Rental: Ideal for short Bosphorus sightseeing cruises
Sunset Yacht Cruise: Perfect for enjoying Istanbul’s golden-hour skyline
Evening & Dinner Cruises: Elegant night cruising with optional dining
Extended Private Charter: Flexible longer-duration Bosphorus experiences
Please explore our luxury yacht charter fleet to find the yacht that best matches your needs and submit your inquiry through the booking form.
Private Bosphorus sightseeing cruises
Birthday celebrations and private parties
Sunset yacht cruises
Family gatherings and group tours
Corporate events and VIP hosting
Bebek / Kuruçeşme Area
Operates between 08:00 & 02:00 AM
Lux KDR8 yacht features spacious panoramic decks, elegant indoor lounge areas, and comfortable seating arrangements designed for luxury charter experiences. Guests can enjoy customized cruise routes, optional catering arrangements, and professional onboard service tailored to their event needs.
Whether planning a luxury sunset cruise, a private event, or a relaxed sightseeing charter, Lux KDR8 delivers a high end yacht rental experience combining comfort, privacy, and personalized service on the Bosphorus.
Galata Tower
One of Istanbul’s most recognizable medieval landmarks, Galata Tower rises above the historic skyline and marks the entrance of the Golden Horn, offering a striking visual highlight at the beginning of the cruise.
Galataport
A modern waterfront cruise terminal and lifestyle district, Galataport represents Istanbul’s contemporary face, blending luxury shopping areas, restaurants, and cultural spaces along the Bosphorus shoreline.
Dolmabahçe Palace
A magnificent 19th-century Ottoman palace located directly on the Bosphorus waterfront, known for its grand European-style architecture and impressive ceremonial halls.
Çırağan Palace
Once an imperial Ottoman residence and today a luxury waterfront palace hotel, Çırağan Palace stands out with its elegant marble façade facing the Bosphorus.
Rumeli Fortress
Built in the 15th century by Sultan Mehmed II, this massive stone fortress sits at the narrowest point of the Bosphorus and played a key role in the conquest of Constantinople.
Bosphorus Bridge
The first bridge connecting Europe and Asia, creating one of the most iconic panoramic views of Istanbul, especially during sunset cruises.
Anatolian Fortress
Located on the Asian shore, this historic fortress predates Rumeli Fortress and represents one of the earliest Ottoman military structures along the Bosphorus.
Beylerbeyi Palace
A beautiful summer palace of the Ottoman sultans on the Asian side, admired for its refined architecture, elegant interiors, and peaceful waterfront gardens.
Maiden’s Tower
One of Istanbul’s most romantic symbols, this small historic tower rising from a tiny islet offers a unique scenic highlight visible during Bosphorus cruises.
Hagia Sophia
Originally constructed as a Byzantine cathedral and later converted into a mosque, Hagia Sophia is one of the world’s most important architectural masterpieces visible from the historic peninsula coastline.
Topkapı Palace
The former residence of Ottoman sultans for centuries, Topkapı Palace overlooks the Bosphorus and Golden Horn, representing the imperial heart of historic Istanbul.
