Istanbul, Turkey

February 8 - March 1 2026

The only city in the world that spans two continents, Istanbul was first founded in 330 AD and is known for its rich history, beautiful architecture and vibrant culture.

Foodie Heaven

70%

Wellness & relaxation

70%

Nightlife & partying

50%

Nature & wildlife

60%

Activity & fitness

60%

Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey, is home to over 15 million people and is the only city in the world that spans two continents - Europe and Asia. This unique city has architectural and cultural influences from the Byzantine and Ottoman eras as well as Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Balkan influences.

The city is known for its colorful architecture, great nightlife, trendy neighborhoods and incredible markets like the Grand Bazaar which is considered the largest covered market in the world. There is so much to explore across both continents allowing you to explore two different worlds in one day.

What's included

Wellness or Yoga

2 weekly yoga classes

Pool or swimming

Turkish Bath on site

Wifi speed / data

High speed Wifi & local data Esim

Community manager

Onsite community manager

Adventure / amenities (inc)

Coming soon...

Excursions (not incl)

Coming soon...

Other inclusions

Airport transfers, access to 1100+ alumni community network

Highlights

Art & History

Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia is the world’s oldest cathedral and is said to have changed the history of architecture. This magnificent building was originally built as a church in 537CE before being converted into a mosque in 1453 and is definitely a spiritual experience.

Cultural

Turkish Hammam

Unwind with a relaxing Turkish Hammam, a hot steam bath. The origins of the Hammam date back to the 14th century and were inspired by the ancient Roman bath tradition. With deep massages and exfoliating scrubs, you’ll leave completely regenerated!

Nature

Black Sea Trip

Take a trip to the coast to witness the Black Sea which lies between the continents of Europe and Asia. The Black Sea is bordered by 6 countries but Turkey’s coast is home to lush scenery, beautiful architecture and spots for freshly picked Turkish tea.