 | Black Sea, Turkey |
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... . Trabzon is a mid-sized but important port bustling with prosperity, so I went to a restaurant and ordered some local Black Sea fish stew, with potatoes and vegetables. Nearby, I sampled some Turkish Delights, called lokum, which I first remember from ...
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... to go back to Istanbul... but no! The tour guide said we were going to Amasra, a town on the coast of the Black Sea! I was really not happy about this. At all. The schedule said we were departing at 9am, which means we would be in ...
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... about the scaffolding aside). It's good to see the Turkish authorities doing their best to ensure one of their main tourist attractions remains intact for generations to come. And that's that. Next pod, Erzurum - Turkey. Love, Nath and Kat.
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... the Lonely Planet has to say about this place: 'Amasra is a real gem and surely the prettiest small village on the Black Sea coast. It's relative isolation preserves it from the sort of over-development it might have suffered if it were on the Aegean.' ...
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Starter Kit for Turkey
Posted on Mar 10, 2009, 12:53:49
... July and August the temperature can rise and being close to the sea for a cooling dip can be a distinct advantage. The Black Sea coast is most welcoming from April and September when there will be much less rain. Central Anatolia and Cappadocia: The ...
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Your Opinions on Turkey
Posted on Mar 12, 2009, 07:47:11
... dawn flight over Cappadocia last summer. Truly amazing! Another favourite of ours is Safranbolu , north of Ankara close to the Black Sea coast. There can't be many towns like it left in Turkey. The Rough Guide describes the town as "stunning" and ...
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No Money, No Problem
Posted on Dec 16, 2009, 03:56:53
... Turkey a few years ago by inter-city and local buses. Towards the end of our month away, we reached Amasra on the Black Sea Coast, situated on a rocky headland which shelters two bays. Another ancient town, the old part (Boztepe) with cobbled streets, a ...
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Horse Riding Holidays
Posted on Dec 5, 2009, 05:22:57
Horseback-riding centres located in a town in the Turkish Black Sea province of Kastamonu are attractive spots for those seeking alternative holiday options. Barış Horse Farm, which launched operations last year, offers 10 horses, 10 rooms, full ...
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