Turkey Bartin Eco Tours

This is one of the unique Black Sea tours that visit the western side of the Black Sea region in Turkey. Including Abant Lake, Safranbolu, and more, this package includes all the best sights to see along the Western Black Sea.

Welcome to Turkey! The Western Black Sea is a treasure of wonder usually unvisited by foreigners. Visit the wondrous Abant and its many lakes. Safranbolu which is one of the oldest cities in Turkey, one of the most flourishing cities in its time that housed a major stopping and trade point for all trade routes into Europe form the east and Asia. Pinarbasi offers nature with hiking and horse safaris and adventure, villages and home stays litter the tour route which will not only enhance your local knowledge but give you a taste for rural Turkey that you will not find anywhere else.

Embark on an exciting 8-day journey through some of Turkey's most captivating destinations, blending the rich history of Istanbul with the natural beauty of Sapanca, Bursa, Seven Lakes, Abant, Safranbolu, and Amasra.

Embark on a mesmerizing 11-day journey through Turkey’s Black Sea region, where history, nature, and culture blend seamlessly. Starting in the vibrant city of Istanbul, the tour takes you through the UNESCO-listed Ottoman town of Safranbolu, the coastal beauty of Amasra, the historical richness of Kastamonu, and the stunning landscapes of Sinop and Samsun. The journey concludes in Trabzon, home to breathtaking monasteries and lush green highlands. This tour is perfect for history buffs, nature lovers, and those seeking a unique off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Embark on a 15-day journey tracing the wild beauty and rich history of Turkey’s northern frontier, from the bustling metropolis of Istanbul to the soaring heights of Mount Ararat in Ağrı. You’ll traverse seaside towns, verdant valleys, remote highlands and ancient ruins—sampling Ottoman architecture in Safranbolu, Black Sea cuisine in Amasra, the wild tea plantations of Rize and the alpine meadows of Ayder. Each day brings a new landscape and culture, from traditional villages perched on forested slopes to centuries-old monasteries carved into mountainsides. This carefully paced itinerary balances active exploration—hiking in the Fırtına Valley, walking the walls of Kars— with moments of relaxation along the Bosphorus and Black Sea coasts.