Bozkurt Beach
Bozkurt beach on the Black Sea coast is a holiday spot favoured in summer for its natural sand and calm atmosphere.
View on map2 places to visit in the Bozkurt district of Kastamonu: Bozkurt Beach and Bozkurt Forests. Plan your trip to Bozkurt with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Bozkurt is a district of Kastamonu Province in the Black Sea Region. It covers 308 km² and sits at an elevation of 39 metres.
Bozkurt’s former name was Pazaryeri.
The district was established in 1968. Bozkurt subdistrict was founded on 25 December 1967 and attached to İnebolu district. The district’s former name was Pazaryeri. Bozkurt town, the administrative centre of the district, lies on the bank of the Ezine River. As a result of extreme rainfall on 11 August 2021, the Ezine River overflowed its concrete channel and caused destruction across a large part of the town. The Ezine and İlişi rivers are the district’s main watercourses. The district’s population is 9,620.
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Bozkurt beach on the Black Sea coast is a holiday spot favoured in summer for its natural sand and calm atmosphere.
View on mapThe beech and chestnut forests around Bozkurt are suitable areas for nature walks.
View on mapWhile you are in Bozkurt, you can also see the highlights of Kastamonu province. These places are in other districts.
Fresh Black Sea anchovies, served fried in a pan. This dish holds an important place on local tables and is prepared using traditional recipes.
Pide with a thin dough and minced meat, baked in a stone oven. Prepared using recipes passed down through generations, this dish is an important part of the local food culture. Pide baked over a wood fire has crisp edges and a soft centre.
Bozkurt is a district that keeps alive the fishing and seafaring culture of the Black Sea coast.
Bozkurt's economy is based on fishing, hazelnut cultivation and forestry. Agriculture, livestock farming and small-scale trade are among the livelihoods of the people of Bozkurt.
Bozkurt is 110 km from Kastamonu. Minibus services run from Kastamonu.
The highlights of Bozkurt are 2 sites: Bozkurt Beach and Bozkurt Forests.
Karadeniz Hamsisi and Pide are the standout flavours on Bozkurt's tables.
Bozkurt is known for Bozkurt Hazelnuts and Black Sea Coastal Culture. The hazelnuts grown around Bozkurt are among the quality hazelnuts of the Black Sea.
Bozkurt is 110 km from Kastamonu. Minibus services run from Kastamonu.
Suggested visit time: half a day. Best time to visit: summer months.