How to Get There: Akçakoca, one of the important tourism centers of the Western Black Sea region, is 2.5-3 hours away from metropolitan areas such as Istanbul, Ankara, Bursa, and Kocaeli, and is easily accessible via highway. Regardless of the direction of arrival, exit the D.100 highway at the Düzce toll booths and enter the Akçakoca road. The 35-kilometer intercity road, surrounded by greenery, leads to Akçakoca. It is also accessible from the city center by local transportation.
Akçakoca, located on the coast of Düzce, where the first tourism movement in our country began with sea and caravan tourism in the 1950s, attracts both domestic and foreign tourists with its sea, sand, fishing harbor, seasonal fish varieties, sunsets, civil and religious architecture, wild strawberries, chestnut honey, hazelnuts, blue flag beaches, lush vegetation, picnic and recreation areas, historical monumental trees, Genoese Castle, cave, waterfalls, and local flavors.