40.95 41.083333 2 Ayder - a village up in the lush Kaçkar Mountains/Pontic Alps.40.6064 31.2806 1 Abant - a resort around a mountain lake of the same name fairly popular among the locals due to its easily accessible location near the Istanbul–Ankara motorway.Other destinations Altındere Valley, which houses Sümela Monastery (which can be seen in the centre of the photo, click to enlarge) 41.45 31.783333 9 Zonguldak - a bleak industrial city with coal mining heritage.41.005 39.7225 8 Trabzon - the main city of the northeast has a lot to offer a visitor, and is the place to stay when traveling to the stunning Sümela Monastery.42.026667 35.151111 7 Sinop - an ancient fortified port city jutting out on a peninsula that is Turkey's northernmost tip.Also many sports, including wakeboarding in summer.
41.286667 36.33 6 Samsun - the largest city on the Turkish Black Sea coast with big city attractions: such as opera and museums.41.249389 32.6832 5 Safranbolu - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is a very well preserved Ottoman old town with a traditional streetscape and whitewashed houses.41.016667 40.516667 4 Rize - the heart of Turkey's tea growing region not a real tourist attraction, but a good base for exploring the northeast.40.9 38.416667 3 Giresun - a city standing out with its relatively lively nightlife trips to a nearby island can be arranged from here.41.749444 32.386389 2 Amasra - a beautiful seaside resort town with a nice beach, pleasant vistas, and great fish restaurants.40.65 35.833333 1 Amasya - a historic city with riverside Ottoman mansions and ancient rock-cut tombs watching them from above.The western third of Turkey's Black Sea coast is its most remote and beautiful (having been spared the indignities of the coastal highway), home to the ancient fortified port city of Sinop, and the beautiful resort town of Amasra. This region boasts astounding natural beauty, colorfully dressed Hemşin women, many Georgian ruins hidden in the mountains, and perhaps the world's most spectacularly situated monastery.Ĭentral Karadeniz is home to the Turkish Black Sea coast's largest city, Samsun, beautiful riverside Ottoman architecture in Amasya, and Hittite ruins galore.
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