Turkey Kirklareli Tours
Daily Kirklareli Cooking Lesson & Shopping Tour
Daily Kirklareli City Tour
4 Days Kirklareli City & Igneada Trekking Tour
Daily Igneada Trekking Tour from Kirklareli
4 Days Kirklareli City & Cooking Tour
5 Days Kirklareli City & Cooking Tour
6 Days Kirklareli City & Cooking Tour
Best of Kirklareli City Tour For 3 Days
Daily Edirne City Tour from Kirklareli
Daily Romаntic Tour to the Fairy Tale Castle
4 Days Igneada Eco Walking Tour
4 Days Edirne & Kirklareli City Tour
Daily Edirne Kirklareli Tour
Edirne 4 days package tour from Istanbul
Kırklareli Tours cover a border province in Turkish Thrace, close to Bulgaria, where flood plain forests, lakes and a stretch of Black Sea coastline sit alongside Ottoman era mosques and Byzantine monastery ruins. The province receives fewer visitors than nearby Edirne, giving its beaches and forests a quieter, less developed character.
Kırklareli sits within a wider Turkey itinerary through the Thrace region, often combined with Edirne or the northern Marmara coast.
Coastline and Flood Plain Forests
The beaches at İğneada, Kıyıköy and Kastro sit along Kırklareli's Black Sea coast, with İğneada also known for the flood plain forests protected within a national park, a rare ecosystem in Turkey where trees grow in seasonally flooded lowland. The lakes Mert, Erikli, Saka, Hamam and Pedina, scattered through the park, support a wide range of bird life.
Ottoman and Byzantine Sites
The Hızır Bey and Sokullu Mehmed Pasha mosques in Lüleburgaz, along with the Cedid Ali Pasha Mosque in Babaeski, represent the province's Ottoman religious architecture. Near Vize, the Small Hagia Sophia and the rock cut Vize and Kıyıköy monasteries add a Byzantine layer to the region's historical sites.
Local Tours
Travelers can pair a visit to the province's mosques and coastline with the Daily Kırklareli Turkish Bath Tour for a traditional bathing experience in the city.
Best Time to Visit Kırklareli
Spring, summer and autumn all offer comfortable conditions for the province's beaches and forest parks, with summer best suited to swimming along the İğneada and Kıyıköy coast.














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