Ulukaya Şelalesi - Ulukaya Şelalesi

The unique waterfall that is the subject of Greek mythology. Transportation is very easy and must-see natural wonder.

Beautiful place . The walking path and the sound of the water are beautiful. But care must be taken. Toilet etc.

Whoever lives in this geography, I think they should go and see it, it is something that cannot be explained.

There is a story in Greek mythology, you can read the story in the viewing area of ​​the waterfall. It is easy to access, there is a car parking area and a walking path along the canyon. After the scarecrows are over, I recommend you to continue a little more. There are very beautiful views ahead.

Do not miss to see it.. Make sure to walk the 2.5 km natural track that continues from the waterfall to Ulukaya village. In September, you can have a natural fruit feast with blackberries and unclaimed apple and pear trees on the roads.

I think this waterfall is the most beautiful waterfall to see in Bartın region. Bartın takes an average of 60-70 minutes with your own vehicle. Currently, domestic and foreign tourism is not intense. When you reach the waterfall, follow the pathway when you continue to move forward with the waterfall on your left. At the end of 200-250 meters, you come to the green area and you may want to cool your feet in the cold water of the stream flowing on your left. In addition, if you have snacks with you, you will have a small picnic activity. The water of the waterfall comes out of the mountain and is said to be more pressurized, especially in the months after it rains. Unfortunately, the cleaning and maintenance of the environment has failed. Please keep your surroundings clean during the trip and collect the garbage you see in a bag and throw it at the garbage collection points. A place worth seeing. I advise.

A wonderful nature corner. For nature lovers of course. No one was there because of the season. It is a place where lovers of hiking, fresh air and nature will be satisfied. You may struggle for basic needs. No business. I think there should be such untouched places as well.