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Bafra, the district of Samsun, is a settlement established on the accumulation plain (Bafra Plain) of the Kızılırmak River. It is 51 kilometers from Samsun city center. Its population is approximately 145 thousand. Located 20 kilometers from the sea, Bafra is surrounded by the Black Sea to the north and east, Alaçam to the west and Kavak to the south. Surrounded by the Nebyan Mountains, one of the extensions of the Canik Mountains, Bafra dazzles with its natural beauties. Thousands of tourists visit Bafra every year, which is one of the important districts of Samsun in terms of tourism, with its rich history, which has hosted many civilizations, and its famous taste, Bafra Pide.

Places to Visit in Bafra

We can list the places to visit in Bafra, which dazzles with its natural beauties and historical riches:

The Kızılırmak Delta, one of the largest deltas in Turkey, is one of the richest ecological regions of the world with thousands of plant and different species and hundreds of bird species. There are 7 different lakes in the Kızılırmak Delta.

İkiztepe Tumulus Ruins: Located 7 kilometers from the center of Bafra, İkiztepe Ruins is one of the most important regions of the country in terms of archeology. It is an ancient settlement where human beings have lived for thousands of years due to its fertile lands, which date back to Antiquity. There are many architectural remains, tombs and Phrygian items in the region.

Şahinkaya Canyon: Şahinkaya Canyon is the narrowest passage of the Kızılırmak River. The canyon, which consists of rocks 300 meters high from the sea, is 2.5 kilometers long. Excursions with boats are organized in the canyon. There are recreation areas and restaurants around the canyon.

Asar Castle: Asar Castle, which is estimated to have been built in the Hellenistic period after 1000 BC, is one of the must-see historical structures of Bafra. There are also 3 hand-carved tombs in the Asar Castle, which was built for the purpose of protection from wild animals and enemies.

Çetinkaya Bridge: Çetinkaya Bridge, one of the symbolic structures of Bafra, was built in 1937. The bridge, which consists of 7 arches and is 250 meters long, is also called Bride Bridge by the local people.

Alibey Fountain: Located in the center of Bafra, this historical fountain is one of the works of the Late Ottoman period. There are also 2 inscriptions in the fountain, whose column heads are decorated with motifs.

When to go to Bafra?

Bafra, which is under the influence of the Black Sea climate, can be visited at any time of the year. We recommend you to visit the district in spring and summer to discover the natural beauties.

What to Eat in Bafra?

When Bafra is mentioned, the famous Bafra Pita comes to mind, of course. The number of people who come to Bafra for gourmet visits from many parts of Turkey for its crispy and plentiful pide is quite high. In addition to Bafra Pita, Bafra Turkish delight with walnuts and raisins unique to Bafra, creamy Bafra delight and Balkaymak ice cream should be tried.

How to go to Bafra?

The most preferred transportation alternatives for transportation to Bafra are plane and bus travel. After reaching Samsun Çarşamba Airport by direct or connecting flights, you can easily reach Bafra by public transportation vehicles departing from the airport. You can easily find the cheapest flights to Samsun by comparing flights to Samsun.

There are direct bus services to Bafra Bus Terminal from many cities and districts of Turkey. You can buy your Bafra bus ticket with confidence by comparing the companies that organize bus services to Bafra.