Akçakoca marinas
Akçakoca is a seaside town with a fishing harbour, beaches and the remains of a Genoese castle on a wooded headland.
Akçakoca
Akçakoca combines beach time with the life of a small fishing town. Its harbour and waterfront sit alongside beaches, while traditional houses survive in the older neighbourhoods. Green hills and hazelnut groves lie behind the town.
The headland with the remains of the Genoese castle is the coast’s most distinctive feature. Woodland, rocks and small beaches around it offer a different setting from the central waterfront. Local fish and hazelnuts are part of a visit to town.
- Type
- Settlement
- Waters
- Black Sea
Why it is interesting
- Genoese castle and wooded headland
- Beaches and fishing waterfront
- Traditional houses and local hazelnuts