Safranbolu, Amasra and Yedigöller
Explore historic mansions, harbor streets, and forest views.
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WESTERN BLACK SEA AND LAKE ROUTES
Western Black Sea tours departing from the Aegean region
Historic streets and the Amasra coastline, or lakes and forests? The Safranbolu-Amasra and Abant-Yedigöller programs offer different experiences in the Western Black Sea region.
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Prices are per person. Please confirm travel dates, availability, and included services with the agency before booking.
Abant, Yedigöller and Ağva
Combine the tranquility of lakes with the atmosphere of small coastal towns.
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The preserved urban fabric of Safranbolu and the coastal scenery of Amasra bring culture and nature together on the same journey. The Yedigöller (Seven Lakes) stop is also a highlight of the nature section of the program. Those interested in photography, hiking, and historical sites will find it useful to review the day-by-day program.
Abant and Yedigöller route
This option focuses on lake and forest views; it adds a different coastal stop via Ağva. It is not the same trip as the Safranbolu option. Prepare appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes, especially as weather and ground conditions can change during seasonal transitions.
The difference between Western and Eastern Black Sea regions.
The tours here are around Safranbolu, Amasra, Abant, and Yedigöller. They should not be considered as part of an Eastern Black Sea program covering the plateaus of Trabzon, Rize, and Artvin. Since travel time may vary even between stops that appear close on the map, please check the tour details for the route and accommodation.
About this route
Do these tours go to the Eastern Black Sea region?
No. The two tours on this page focus on Western Black Sea, lake and nearby coastal stops.
Is Yedigöller featured in both programs?
Yedigöller (Seven Lakes) is a highlight of both tours; read the relevant program for tour duration and itinerary.