A Foodie’s Guide to Amasra
Amasra is one of the most distinctive food towns in Turkey, and the reason is simple: it is a fishing port on the Black Sea, and the Black Sea has a cuisine that almost nothing else in Turkey resembles.
Hidden Gems of Amasra Most Tourists Miss
Amasra is a small town, and its famous things — the castle, the harbor, the postcard views — draw the crowds that arrive by the busload in the summer.
Amasra on a Budget: Money-Saving Travel Tips
Amasra is one of the most affordable places on the Turkish coast, and it is the kind of destination where a budget traveler can have a rich trip without feeling the squeeze.
Best Local Restaurants in Amasra
Amasra is a fishing town, and its food is the food of the Black Sea — a world apart from the Mediterranean cooking of the southern coast.
Where to Stay in Amasra: Neighborhood Guide
Amasra is a small town, and the choice of where to stay is really a choice about the view and the atmosphere rather than the logistics — the whole town fits within a short walk, and every base puts the harbor…
Top 10 Things to Do in Amasra
Amasra is a small town with a concentrated list of pleasures, and nearly all of them are free, beautiful, and within walking distance of the harbor.
48 Hours in Amasra: The Perfect Itinerary
Two days in Amasra is enough to see everything the town holds and still have time for the slow pleasures — the harbor, the fish dinners, the views — that are the real point of the place.
A First-Timer’s Guide to Amasra
Amasra is the postcard of the Turkish Black Sea coast — a small town that wraps around two peninsulas on the sea, with a castle on a rocky island, a harbor full of fishing boats, and beaches of fine sand and…
