Turkey BlackSea Tours
Black Sea Region is the greenest part Turkey. The land, which is green in every season, is surrounded by mountains and forests. Agriculture occupies the first place in the economic life of the province. With its rich culture and friendly people, the Black Sea Region is a real gem. It is adorned with majestic mountains, lush forests and tea growing hills. What's more, you will be one of few Westerners in the area as it is still off the beaten track and the locals are proud to literally "welcome you to their country" and to their home.
The Black Sea coastline is a kaleidoscope of scenery with charming towns and villages, deep valleys and fast running rivers and old monasteries perched on mountainsides and castles on mountain tops. The Kackar Mountains National Park, located to the south of Rize and the slopes of this park facing the north are a realm of natural beauties. It is an ideal place for lovers of mountain climbing and trekking, with its glacier lakes, fast-flowing streams, high plateaus and mountain villages where cheerful people live.
A cloud-wreathed ‘honey forest’. Ayder’s breathtaking beauty is to be found where the Black Sea’s Firtina (Storm) Valley meets the Kackar Mountains.
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Stone bridge at Ayder.
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The Sumela Monastery stands at the foot of a steep cliff facing the Altındere valley in the region of Macka in Trabzon Province.The Orthodox Monastry which is name Panaghia tou Melas in Byzantine Grek, was built at 4th. Century by two monks called Ba
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Tea plantation in Rize.
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Black Sea, Corn Field
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Although strivings protection of Sumela, badly be damaged during the War of independence.
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Ayder Yaylası / Ayder Plateau
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Uzungol
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Black Sea, Camlihemsin
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Black Sea region, Sumela Monastery
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Cifte Minareli Medrese, Erzurum
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Akdamar Island, Van
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