• Tour name : Entertainment tour on both side
• Operates : everyday ( all year round)
• Tour highlights: Reformer Pilates, Latin dance salsa, a tile and ceramic workshop, and a walk in Kadıköy.

Reformer Pilates

Reformer Pilates experience for 1–5 participants, private or group session (With professional Pilates instructors)

Pilates is an exercise method developed in the early 20th century by the German trainer Joseph Pilates. After experiencing various health problems in his childhood, Joseph Pilates created a system designed to strengthen the body, improve flexibility, and enhance control. He originally called this method “Contrology.”Pilates became widely known after the first studio was opened in New York, where it quickly gained popularity among dancers and athletes and later spread around the world. Today, Pilates is recognized as an important exercise system that improves posture, strengthens muscles, increases flexibility, and supports mental focus. Practiced by both athletes and people seeking a healthy lifestyle, Pilates is valued as a holistic form of exercise that also helps reduce the stress of modern life.

Why Should We Do Pilates While Traveling Far From Home?

Because we are valuable. No matter how far we travel — whether for tourism or business — life continues. Along the way, we keep learning new things, meeting new people, and collecting new experiences. In this flow, we need moments that nourish not only our bodies, but also our souls. Pilates is not just about physical health. It’s about slowing down, reconnecting with yourself, and creating balance. Stepping away from the noise, crowds, stress, and exhaustion of the day — even for just one hour — who wouldn’t want to relax both physically and mentally? When we travel, our eyes are often focused on centuries-old buildings, famous landmarks, and must-see places. But we rarely look at ourselves. We forget who we are and what we truly need.

Change begins with movement.

Latin Dance Salsa

A private or group salsa dance experience on the Asian side of Istanbul, led by professional instructors.

The experience lasts between 1 to 3 hours, depending on your preference and availability. The schedule can be adjusted upon request. Salsa is a lively and energetic dance that originated in the Caribbean, especially in Cuba, and later developed in cities such as New York. It blends Afro-Caribbean rhythms with Latin and jazz influences, creating a dance style that is both expressive and joyful. Over time, salsa spread around the world and became one of the most popular social dances.

Trying salsa during your vacation is a fun way to connect with the local culture and enjoy the music and atmosphere. Even a short one-hour session can help you feel the rhythm, learn basic steps, and experience the energy of Latin dance.

Salsa is not only about dancing—it’s about celebration, connection, and joy. Spending an hour learning salsa on holiday can create unforgettable memories, help you meet new people, and add a vibrant cultural experience to your trip.During the experience, your guide will take photos and videos to capture your special moments. ravel isn’t just about seeing places — it’s about feeling them. Salsa is pure joy. You don’t need any experience — just curiosity and a smile. Moving to the music helps you relax, forget travel stress, and enjoy the moment. It’s the perfect break between sightseeing, shopping, and photo stops. Dancing with locals and professional instructors gives you a real cultural experience, not something you’ll find in a guidebook. You’ll laugh, move, and create memories that last longer than souvenirs. So if you want to take home more than photos — come dance with us and feel the beat of your trip.

A Tile And Ceramic Workshop 

A unique tile workshop experience with groups of up to 10 people or private

One of the things that makes us happiest is creating something with our own hands — stepping away from the noise and crowds of the world, finding a calm space to reconnect with ourselves, relax, have fun, and leave daily stress behind.

It’s about slowing down, producing something meaningful, collecting new memories, and being part of a creative process where something beautiful comes to life through handcraft. Come and have fun with us. Let’s create together.

Iznik Tiles

The history of tile-making (Çinicilik) in Turkey is very ancient, dating back to 7000 BCE, but the most valuable pieces were created after the 16th century. Following the conquest of Tabriz in 1514, Persian tile masters moved to Iznik, contributing significantly to the development of the art of tile-making. Iznik was the first place to produce the rare and precious coral red used in designs featuring tulips and carnations. After the 17th century, the torch of tile-making was passed on to Kütahya.

Iznik tiles were widely used in the decoration of important Ottoman architectural structures such as mosques, palaces, and mausoleums. Some of the most impressive examples can be seen in Topkapı Palace, Blue Mosque, and Rüstem Pasha Mosque.

The designs commonly feature stylized floral motifs such as tulips, carnations, and hyacinths, along with traditional Islamic patterns including rumi and hatayi motifs. These artistic elements reflect the aesthetic principles and symbolic language of Ottoman art.

Today, Iznik tiles are considered a significant part of Turkey’s cultural heritage and remain one of the finest examples of Islamic ceramic art in the world.

Workshop Class Options

Our studio offers 2-hour and 45-minute workshop class activities.

2-Hour Workshop Class

You paint a pre-drawn plate or tile design in any colors you like.

Your painted piece will be varnished and delivered to you.

You will also have the opportunity to experience shaping clay once on a pottery wheel.

Included:

• All materials used (plate/tile, paint, brushes)
• Tea & coffee service
• Guidance from a master instructor

Not Included:

• Purchases from the exhibition section
• Shipping / delivery fee

45-Minute Workshop Class

You paint a small pre-drawn tile design using 2 colors.

Your painted tile will be varnished and delivered to you.

You will also have the opportunity to experience shaping clay once on a pottery wheel.

Included:

• Materials
• Tea & coffee service
• Instructor support
• Guidance

Not Included:

• Purchases
• Shipping / delivery fee
• Choosing 3 or more colors

Kadıköy on the Asian side of Istanbul

Discover the vibrant spirit of Kadıköy, one of the most colorful and lively districts on the Asian side of Istanbul. With a history stretching back thousands of years to ancient Chalcedon, Kadıköy has long been a meeting point of cultures, trade, and daily life by the sea. Today, it blends its rich past with a dynamic modern atmosphere that attracts both locals and visitors.Our tour is a relaxing walk through Kadıköy’s charming streets and seaside promenades. The district is known for its pedestrian-friendly areas, lively squares, and beautiful coastal paths where you can enjoy views of the Marmara Sea while feeling the rhythm of the city.Along the way, you will discover local restaurants, cozy cafés, and authentic eateries where Kadıköy’s famous food culture comes alive. From traditional Turkish flavors to modern culinary spots, the area offers countless places to explore and enjoy. Street musicians, boutique shops, and creative art spaces also add to the unique character of this neighborhood, making every step of the walk engaging and memorable.Kadıköy is also known for its energetic entertainment scene. As we continue our walking tour, you will see popular gathering spots, lively streets, and cultural corners that reflect the district’s youthful and artistic atmosphere.At the end of our tour, we will arrive at Game Center, where you can unwind and have fun after the walk. Here you can choose from a variety of arcade games and entertainment options—perfect for releasing some stress and ending the experience with laughter and excitement. This tour is designed as a fully walkable experience along Kadıköy’s scenic seaside areas, combining history, culture, gastronomy, and entertainment into one unforgettable journey on the Asian side of Istanbul.