Sinop Samsun Ordu Tour from Trabzon Rize

2 DAYS 1 NIGHT ORDU SAMSUN SINOP TOUR

Trabzon Reservation Ahmet Eyüboğlu Phone: 05303220261

Rize Reservation Beytullah ŞARK Phone 05387658953

DAY 1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21

Ordu Boztepe-Tersev-Yason Burnu-Yason Church

         For the Sinop Samsun Ordu Tour, we meet our guests in Rize at 06:00 in the morning and in Trabzon at 07:30 and move to Ordu. First, we take the cable car, which has attracted great attention recently, accompanied by a unique view where blue and green meet. We go to Ordu Boztepe. While you enjoy a bird's eye view of Ordu and the Black Sea here, you can find the opportunity to shop for local products and souvenirs in Boztepe. After the unforgettable moments we spent in Boztepe, we return to Ordu city center by cable car. We have lunch at a designated restaurant in the city center and visit Ters Ev, built on an area of 150 square meters in Altınordu district by Ordu Metropolitan Municipality.

After seeing the extraordinary house built by sloping in two directions from different angles and taking lots of photos and selfies, we set off towards Jason Cape and Jason Church. The coasts of this natural wonder peninsula, which allows visiting guests to watch the sunrise and sunset, appear to be completely decorated with seashells.

Jason Church is the only church located by the sea in the Black Sea Region. The church was built in 1868 by Greeks and Georgians living in the region. We move to Sinop and settle in our accommodation hotel.

Accommodation Hotel: Sinop Denizci Hotel

Dinner: At the designated restaurant

  DAY 2 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22

Sinop-Erfelek Waterfall-Samsun-Bandırma Ferry -Honor Monument-First Step Monument

         After breakfast at the hotel, we visit the Erfelek Tatlıca Waterfalls, which consist of 28 sets of large and small waterfalls among the lush green trees discovered by chance during the road construction of the Erfelek Dam. Afterwards, we will head towards Hamsilos Fjord, which is the only fjord in Turkey with its green and blue, clean air and natural view. Then, our next stop is the prison, with its exiles, the impossibility of escape, and the famous people held there. Even if Evliya Çelebi travels; "It is a big and scary castle. It has 300 iron gates, gigantic guards, their arms are tied to the iron bars, and ten men are hanged from each of their mustaches, and there are many vicious prisoners. The guards walk around their bastions like dragons, not only do they not let prisoners escape from there, but they do not even let birds fly." After our forty-five-minute prison visit, we depart for Samsun. After lunch, we first visit the Bandırma Ferry, the ferry on which Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK came to Samsun with his 18 friends on May 19, 1919 to start the national struggle. We visit the Atatürk Honor Monument, built by Australian Sculptor Heinrich Krippel, in Samsun Municipality Park, which has become the symbol of Samsun and was erected at the point where Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK first came to the city. After free time, we move to Trabzon and Rize, end our trip late at night and say goodbye to our guests to meet at another Ezgitur organization.