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Anadolu Kavağı Walking Tour 4K UHD 50fps | Istanbul's charming fishing village

This immersive 4K UHD walking tour explores Anadolu Kavağı, a charming fishing village and hidden gem at the end of Istanbul's Bosphorus Strait. Filmed by Walking Vitamin and published in June 2024, the 15-minute video captures a scenic ferry ride from Eminönü followed by a stroll through quaint streets, bustling local markets, and waterfront views. ​ Discover the village's rich history as a historic outpost, its famous seafood restaurants, and panoramic sights of both continents and bridges. Ideal for travelers seeking an escape from crowded tourist areas, it highlights why Anadolu Kavağı makes a perfect weekend spot for nature, food, and Bosphorus vibes. Anadolukavağı (sometimes written as Anadolu Kavağı) is a neighbourhood in the municipality and district of Beykoz, Istanbul Province, Turkey. Its population is 1,517 (2022). It is at the northern end of the Bosphorus. "Anadolu" is the Turkish name for Anatolia, and "kavak" meant "control post" in Ottoman Turkish, suggesting the strategic importance of its location. It is directly across from Rumeli Kavağı, the Greek or European control post on the other side of the Bosphorus. Anadolu Kavağı was originally called Hieron (Ancient Greek: ἱερόν) and was an important outpost for the Romans and the Byzantines. It has been suggested that in the past some villagers acted as 'wreckers', lighting fires to disorient ships and ground them in the narrow Strait so that they could seize their cargo. Others claim that Anadolu Kavağı served as a refuge where trade ships could shelter from storms. Once a fishing village, it retains a village atmosphere and has many fish restaurants offering lunches for passengers on the longer Bosphorus cruises which usually terminate here. Although there are few permanent residents, the military personnel at surrounding bases contribute to a total population of about 1,500. The village's most prominent historic structures are a small mosque commissioned by Ali Pasha of Midilli (Lesbos) in 1593, and a fountain commissioned by Cevriye Hatun in 1785. Ruinous Yoros Castle, an old Genoese fortress, stands on the hill above Anadolu Kavağı. From its walls there are fine views out towards the Third Bosphorus Bridge and the Black Sea. Şehir Hatları, the city ferry company, offers sailings to and from Üsküdar and points in between. The twice-daily long Bosphorus ferry services leave Eminönü for Anadolu Kavağı, calling in at points en route including Sarıyer and Rumeli Kavağı on the European shore of the Bosphorus. The village is also served by an hourly bus service from Üsküdar. Filmed on: Aug. 2025 (Sun. 04-00 pm) Temperature: 78°F 26°C Subscribe to WT-TV - https://bit.ly/38PFuj5 Route on maps - https://goo.gl/maps/qDtgDwHt1RuiVas99 Follow us on Instagram -   / walkingtour.  . Learn more about Kuzguncuk - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anadolu... ❤️🧡💛PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL💛🧡❤️ #anadolukavagi #anadolu #beykoz #üsküdar #citywalks #uskudar #walkingtours #istanbul #istanbul2026 #turkey2026 #walkingtour #citywalk #walkingstreet #walking #virtualtour #virtualwalk #walkthrough #walk #walker #virtualtours #walkingtourstv #turkey #istanbul #touristplaces Don't forget to subscribe and share! Thanks for watching !!! *** This Video Vlog is made to show the city and the environment, if you are seen in the video and you don't want that, please contact us by comments down below, you will be removed or censored asap. Anadolu Kavağı walking tour, Istanbul Bosphorus village 4K, hidden gem Turkey, Anadolu Kavağı ferry, Yoros Castle Istanbul, fishing village walk, Bosphorus last stop, Istanbul travel vlog, 4K UHD Turkey, Beykoz Anadolu Kavağı, virtual tour Istanbul, seafood Kavağı, Turkey hidden spots, Istanbul walking tour 2026, Anadolu Kavagi 4K.