Take the office celebration out onto the strait

What a company evening on the Bosphorus looks like

Guests board at a central pier, the lines come off, and the venue starts moving. Dolmabahçe Palace goes past at eye level, Ortaköy Mosque appears under its bridge, and by the second drink both the European and the Asian shore are lit up behind the buffet. Ferries cross in the middle distance, seagulls track the stern, and nobody is watching the clock — the deck itself is the programme.

Formats that work on board

• Office parties and end-of-year nights — dinner, a DJ and a dance deck instead of a hotel function room.
• Networking events — a fixed guest list, standing food, and no way to slip out early, which is rather the point.
• Team events — a shared deck does more for a group in two hours than most agendas manage in a day.
• Presentations and product launches — screen and microphone on board, the skyline as your closing slide.
• Business dinners for partners — for a smaller, quieter table, see the business meeting format.

Timing is flexible: rentals start at two hours, and slots run day and evening. Most companies take a late-afternoon departure along the classic Bosphorus route, so the party begins in daylight and docks against the night skyline.

What we add to the yacht

What it costs

The smallest format — a leadership dinner on a Comfort yacht — starts from €300 for the first two hours of rental. Event yachts for 40 to 100+ guests, Premium boats, DJs, branding and photography are quoted individually, because headcount and programme drive the price. The fixed figures sit on the prices page; to get a number for your own event, describe it in the charter planner and we return an itemised quote.

Booking for a company

Write to us on WhatsApp in English, Russian or Turkish — a typical first reply arrives in about 15 minutes. Tell us the headcount, the date and the mood you want; we answer with two or three yachts, a route and a per-item budget. One thread covers the boat, catering, decor, music and transfers, so nobody in your office has to herd five vendors.