Eynesil Kalesi

A castle 2 km east of Giresun Eynesil district is said to be from the Roman period, even if there is no official information. The castle has been restored some time ago. There is a lighthouse on it. You can swim on the west side of the castle, while the east side is a cliff. You can camp for a night or two. There is a flat area inside the walls. The closest place for shopping is Eynesil ...

Just a passing must see place, no business or event.

On the side of the road, although it is by the sea if you come from the opposite lane to reach the castle that is so laborious. No road turn signs, no pauses. There is a castle here, no matter what happens there, let's move, but still in the publicity of the municipal publicity, provincial publicity to write everywhere, fancy drone pictures, but they know how to put 1 sign, 1 garbage bin, do not know how to do landscaping ...

2 km from Eynesil District. There is no academic resource that gives information about the construction date of Eynesil Castle, which is located on a rocky peninsula to the east, and who built it. It is stated in current sources that the castle is from the Romans. It is a coastal castle with its natural location and being by the sea. The castle was partially restored with works completed in 2001. The walls of the castle, which was built in two parts in the north-south direction, have an angular and curved orientation according to the topographic condition of the land. The east-west wall in the middle of the castle divides the castle into two. In the middle of the wall, there is an opening of approximately two meters on the sea side of the castle, which leads to the castle section. In ancient sources, a cistern and 6X7 m. It is said that there is a church of the size of a church. According to these sources, the church faces the cliffs on the east side of the open area in the middle. However, there is no trace of this cistern and church mentioned today. The boundary of the castle's protection area was determined by the decision numbered 2124 dated 23.12.1994.

A restored small castle on a natural peninsula. Access is not easy and there is little signage. There is no information about the castle either. This place definitely has more potential. Entry is free.

There are no structures inside the castle. There was hardly anyone except a few grazing sheep. There is parking for 1 or 2 cars. Entry is free and there are no checks. There is a water well used as a trash can. It was generally clean except for the well. Like everywhere else, spray writing was written on the castle walls. A place to stop by and visit in 5 minutes while crossing the road. Taking/taking pictures may increase the time. I think the view will be more beautiful if you coincide with the sunset.