The coolest summer vacation places in Türkiye
The coldest in Turkey during the summer holidays
You may want to enjoy visiting Turkey, and relax more in the midst of the cold weather
As well as discovering a lot of history and nature, the Black Sea region is already preparing
أكثر cooler during the summer months compared to the southern coast of Turkey
Where temperatures range between 20 degrees Celsius during the day and 10 degrees Celsius in the evening
And unlike the Turkish Riviera, focusing on traveling to the Black Sea is also a great opportunity to discover the wonderful nature
and historical sites in the region.
Sumela Monastery in Trabzon
Trabzon is the largest and most important city in the Black Sea region, stretching across the northeast from Turkey coast
It boasts a history that extends back to 700 BC. It was formerly known as Trebizond
It is now famous for the splendor of the charming plateaus
And the wonderful natural scenes with highlands with alpine pastures and cool air breezes in the Black Sea region
making it an ideal retreat to relax in the summer months.
The most important sites to see in Trabzon include; Hills of Uzungol region
It is a pretty seaside town an hour south of Trabzon, as well as the Sumela Monastery in the Pontic Mountains
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In the Pontic Mountains, the Zigana Pass, a plateau crossed by the traveler Marco Polo, served as the gateway to the Karaca Cave in Gumushan, which represents one of the most colorful caves in the world. Turkiye.
Turol Falls and Lake Limni are also great stops to enjoy the lush nature of the region
Add to this the splendor of Uzungol Lake which is a great base for exploring the region with plenty of accommodation options.
If you choose to stick close to the city center of Trabzon
I recommend staying in Akcaabat, as the Sera Lake Resort Hotel has a view of the lake.
Rize
The region of Rize, especially the Çamlıhemşin region, is famous for its lush green nature and grassy plateaus, including the splendor of the Turkish village of Eder. It is a region famous for its thermal springs and has plenty of accommodation options. Almost 60 km long, the Vartina Darci River in Rize is a great escape from the heat. summer.
The Ghetto Heights is an enchanting destination to enjoy the splendor of the quiet summer atmosphere in the bosom of nature, so it is not surprising that many tourists around the world come to it to enjoy spending quality time with incomparable relaxation.
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Polo Abant
Due to its proximity to the major cities of Istanbul and Ankara, Lake Abant is a great getaway with comfortable accommodation options, and it can also serve as a base for discovering the larger region, such as the cities of Bolu and Duse, in addition to being surrounded by forests with a wide variety of flora and fauna.
To stay near the lake check out Büyük Abant Hotel; The Abant Lotus Hotel is a stylish option located halfway to Duzce, a popular area for canoeing and accommodation options that focus on outdoor sports, such as camping and bungalows.
Amasra on the Black Sea
For many who have visited, the small Black Sea town of Amasra is their favorite city in TurkiyeLocated in the Black Sea province of Bartın on a peninsula with two bays and an island connected by a Roman bridge, Amasra is a stunning city and feels cut off from the outside world, making it a great haven to unwind and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are beachfront hotels, like the luxurious Northdoor Hotel, or options to stay in a converted townhouse like the Doğa Butik Hotel. .
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