Lush green port cities that preserve their tranquility in defiance of the fierce waters of the Black Sea… The Amasra and Sinop Western Black Sea coastal route promises a peaceful 5-day driving experience for nature enthusiasts looking for an alternative to the crowd of the Eastern Black Sea. In Amasra, connected to Bartın, you will watch that unique view, which Fatih Sultan Mehmet called “Çeşm-i Cihan” (The apple of the world’s eye), from the castle and eat fresh fish accompanied by the famous Amasra salad. You will drop by Gideros Bay on the Kastamonu coast from curvy coastal roads and turn your route to Sinop, the happiest city in Turkey. After visiting the sorrowful wards of the Historical Sinop Prison, you will watch the endless sea giving an ocean feeling at the İnceburun Lighthouse, the northernmost tip of Turkey. The Gezirota plan, which combines all these iconic stops on a single map, will make you experience the Western Black Sea completely.
Over 6 days, Arkansas distributes 25 stops. Confined to Arkansas, the route stays compact. A 294 km frame holds Arkansas routes. Scoring 84, Fort Smith National Historic Site dominates the Arkansas area. Arkansas begins at Chambers Springs Road, ending at River Road. Starting at Fort Smith National Historic Site, Arkansas reaches Central High School Neighborhood Historic District.