Amasra is an extremely cozy and picturesque, very authentic little town on the northern coast of Turkey. It looks more like an Italian seaside town.
There are remains of an old Genoese fortress on the territory of the town.
It's a pity, but it's quite difficult to get there. The easiest way is by sea on a cruise ship.
Nice fishing town, great location, I advise you to go to the lighthouse. Do not ignore the locals, they sell all sorts of unnecessary trifles on the podium ( prayer beads from a prayer tree , backgammon dice , painted ceramic mugs ) There is a tiny cafe for two tables where they brew excellent coffee, the hostess is a sweet and shy woman )
A town for a quiet and leisurely vacation .
If you go to the observation deck, there lives a big and beautiful dog, take for him whatever he is insanely glad to see everyone)
The town is like a postcard from the Mediterranean)
A modern jetty with scenic views of the sea and mountains. Within walking distance from the pier exit is the central part of Amasra and a walking route across the historic bridge to the island, where you can climb to the lighthouse.