The Ayder tour, set in the lush landscapes of the Turkish north, is a significant journey to the area east of the Black Sea. It is renowned for its health baths, mineral waters, and delicious local cuisine. Ayder, a village celebrated for its magnificent mountains and charming rural wooden houses, stands at an altitude of 1,455 meters above sea level.

Your tour begins in Trabzon at the start of the day. You will be picked up from your hotel at ten o'clock in the morning. The beauty of nature and the mild climate contribute to a sense of psychological comfort and tranquility.

Tourist attractions on the Ayder tour

• The Valley of Winds is a highlight of our visit during the Ayder tour.
• Botanical Garden in the village of Rize, offering a range of captivating attractions.
• Shan Yufu bridge
• Ayder Heights, known for their breathtaking views.
• ize Castle, offering historical insights into the region.
• Rafting adventures in the rivers near Ayder.
• Uncle Mustafa's farm

Botanical Garden

Corrected: "The Botanical Garden, a highlight of the Ayder tour, is nestled on a high plateau in the city of Rize, offering breathtaking views of the Black Sea. Its serene atmosphere and picturesque scenery of the city and sea, alongside adjacent tea plantations, make it a must-visit destination.
Rize is renowned as a pioneer in tea production in Turkey. Visitors to the Botanical Garden can savor a cup of fresh tea while observing the farmers diligently harvesting the tea leaves.

The Valley of the Winds, en route to the Ayder tour

is valley is renowned for its breathtaking high mountains and the diversity of wild animals that inhabit it, attracting numerous tourists. Its natural beauty is truly captivating.

The 100-year-old Shan Yufu Bridge

The 100-year-old bridge, spanning the pristine waters of the river near Rize, offers visitors breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Known as one of the oldest pedestrian bridges in the Rize region, this architectural marvel measures between 15 to 20 meters in length. Its historic significance and natural beauty make it a must-visit for travelers.

Rize Castle

This magnificent castle, located to the southwest of the city center of Rize, comprises two distinct parts: the inner section and the lower section. Positioned approximately 150 meters above sea level, the exact history of the castle remains largely unknown. It is believed that parts of the lower section's walls date back to the reign of the second ruler of the Empire of Trabzon, around 1297-1330. Renowned for its stunning views over the tea plantations, the city of Rize, and the Black Sea, the castle's vistas are its most celebrated feature. Visitors can enjoy tea or a meal within its premises, making for an unforgettable experience.

Uncle Mustafa's farm

Uncle Mustafa's farm, renowned for its breathtaking waterfall, diverse poultry, horses, and aquariums, is a highlight of the Ayder tour.

Balovet waterfall tour

The Balovet Waterfall tour, originating from the village of Ayder, ranks among the most scenic and captivating experiences available. Located near Ayder, the Balovet Waterfall is recognized as one of Turkey's largest waterfalls. Surrounded by mountains, its formidable flow and stunning location make it an ideal spot for memorable photographs. The waterfall's height reaches approximately 15 meters, offering spectacular views from two vantage points that underscore the awe-inspiring beauty of nature.

Restaurants that we recommend within the Aydar tour

Restaurants recommended during the Ayder tour include the September and Emerald restaurants. These establishments are celebrated for their stunning views of Ayder's expansive waterfall and their exquisite cuisine. Guests can enjoy a range of fresh, flavorful dishes, including lamb kebab, Iskender kebab, Turkish rice pudding, and kunafa. These restaurants are highly rated by customers for both their food and the dining experience.