Day Trip to Safranbolu and Amasra Tour

7 November 2026 | 1 Day
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Tour details

Get ready for a day full of discovery, stretching from streets that carry the traces of history to the unique shores of the Black Sea!

You will discover Safranbolu's enchanting atmosphere, with its historic mansions from the Ottoman period, stone streets, and cultural heritage, and then enjoy unforgettable moments in Amasra's unique views surrounded by the soothing beauty of the Black Sea. From the warm atmosphere of Yörük Village to Safranbolu's historical fabric, from the panoramic views of Hıdırlık Hill to Amasra's azure shores, this special route brings together history, nature, and culture.

In this special program planned as a day trip, you will explore the region's distinctive architecture, taste local delicacies, and create memories to immortalize in photographs while feeling the calmness of the Black Sea.


With comfortable transportation, professional guidance, and a carefully prepared program, you will enjoy the privilege of discovering the unique beauties of Safranbolu and Amasra.

What's included

• Buffet Breakfast
• Professional Licensed Guide Service
• Transportation by Luxury Buses
• All Excursions
• Mandatory Travel Insurance (TÜRSAB)

Not included

• Museum and Ruins Site Entrance Fees
• Glass Observation Terrace Fee
• Lunch & Dinner
• Accommodation Entrance Fee

Tour Program
Day Trip to Safranbolu and Amasra Tour

00:30 İncirli (In front of Dilek Pastry Shop)
00:45 In front of Mecidiyeköy Mado
01.00 In front of Kadıköy Marriage Office
01:10 Bostancı Bridge
01:20 Kartal Bridge
01.30 Pendik Bridge
01.40 Çayırova MC Donalds
01.50 In front of Gebze Center
02.30 Halkevi Stop, İzmit
02.50 Sakarya Bus Terminal Junction

With the Safranbolu Amasra Tour, you can embark on an unforgettable journey of nature and history. Our journey begins toward Yörük village, an old Bektashi village. In the morning, we start our tour in Yörük Village with a delicious spread village breakfast at Filiz Teyze's place. After visiting the old communal laundry, Sipahioğlu Mansion, and the village market, we head toward Safranbolu, which is protected by UNESCO. In Safranbolu, we go up to Hıdırlık Hill, where you can see the Government House, Clock Tower, and other historical structures panoramically. From here, we will clearly see how the houses are positioned in an orderly manner and how they do not affect one another. Then, by walking through Safranbolu's historical streets, we will visit the Semerciler, Manifaturacılar, Demirciler, and Bakırcılar bazaars, Cinci Inn and Bath, İzzet Mehmet Pasha Mosque, Akçasu Canyon, Köprülü Mehmet Pasha Mosque, and the Sun Dial in its courtyard. Our next sightseeing stop in the same area is Kaymakamlar Mansion, one of Safranbolu's most beautiful tour houses, and its historical atmosphere will make you feel as if you have lost yourself in time. Also, with the guidance and narration of our guide, you can taste local delicacies and shop at Safranbolu's famous lokum shop. Our next stop will be the Crystal Terrace (Glass Viewing Terrace), located 80 meters above the ground and 11 meters wide over Tokatlı Canyon, which contributes greatly to tourism in the region and hosts magnificent views (Entrance fees are extra). Our guide carries out the glass terrace program according to the suitability of the itinerary. The terrace, which can تحمل 75 tons and consists of 3 pieces of 3-centimeter-thick glass with cavities each having a capacity of 750 kilograms, can carry approximately 400 people. However, only 30 people can be on it at one time. The terrace offers a unique view of Tokatlı Canyon.

Afterwards, we head toward beautiful Amasra. In Amasra, which became famous with Fatih Sultan Mehmet's words, "Lala, Lala, is this the one they call the World's Eye (the apple of the world's eye)?", we have our lunch of fish and special Amasra salad at a pleasant seaside fish restaurant (Extra). After the meal, we tour Amasra's historical places. We visit places such as Amasra Castle from the Genoese period, Fatih Mosque and Kale Mosque from the Byzantine period, Boztepe, and Çekiciler Bazaar. Our guests who wish may join a boat tour here (Extra). At the end of our tour, we visit a walking-stick workshop in Devrek, which is famous for its canes. Then, we return to Istanbul via Bolu - Adapazarı and bid farewell by dropping our guests off at the points where we picked them up, to meet again on another itctur.com organization.

OUR TOUR DEPARTS ON THE NIGHT THAT FRIDAY CONNECTS TO SATURDAY; IT ARRIVES IN THE REGION ON SATURDAY MORNING.