KAVAK

Kavak is located 50 km from the city center, Samsun is one of the beautiful districts of the province. It is thought that the current name of the district, which was named Nefs-i Kavak in 15th and 16th century records, is descended from Kavaklı Yörükan Turkmen.

ACCESS TO KAVAK: KAVAK HOW TO GET A TO?

You can reach the district by using the highway, either by your private vehicle or by bus services from major cities. In addition, if you want to choose the airline, you can easily come to the district by using city transportation after landing at Samsun Çarşamba Airport.

KAVAK WEATHER: WHEN TO GO TO THE KAVAK?

There is a transition from marine climate to continental climate in the district, and mostly the effects of continental climate are dominant. Accordingly, summers are quite hot and dry winters are quite cold and harsh. Therefore, it would be much more appropriate to coincide with your travel plan to Kavak in spring or summer.

KAVAK HOTELS: WHERE TO STAY IN KAVAK?

You can say that you will not have any difficulty in finding a suitable accommodation option for yourself and your wishes in Kavak. If you wish, you can choose the hotels in the district center, or you can choose the quieter hotels in the district that are in touch with nature. Let's not forget that you will never feel like a guest in the district, which also has apart hotel options. Before coming to Kavak, you can check Kavak hotels on HotelForex.com website and start your travel by making your reservation.

KAVAK HOTEL PRICES

You will definitely find a suitable option for your budget for accommodation in this quiet and hospitable town. Before coming to Kavak, you can follow the early booking deals on HotelForex.com and make your stay at the best prices for you.

PLACES TO VISIT IN KAVAK

CASTLE FOUNDATION MOUNT: The mound is located in Yeni Camii Mahallesi and is 10 kilometers away from the district center. As a result of the archaeological excavations, historical building remains from many periods were found and it is known that it was used as an important settlement in the Copper Age.

ÇAKALLI HAN: It was built by the Seljuks in the late 13th century to accommodate caravans passing by. The inn, which has a very large courtyard, is also known as Taş Han.

BEKDEMİR WOODEN MOSQUE: Located in Bekdemir Village, the mosque was built in 1873. It has a wooden structure and attracts attention with its carving and plant motif ornaments. The mosque, which has a very long history, is among the most important historical buildings that have survived until today and is worth seeing.

DERE MOSQUE: Built in 1805 The mosque was used jointly by 7 villages when it was built. This historical wooden building, which has been continuously maintained and repaired, has survived until today and is still open to use.

YAŞAR EAST MUSEUM: Emirli Mahallesi & The museum, located in, emerged with the museum where our national wrestler Yaşar Doğu lived, and opened its doors to visitors for the first time in 2017.

YÖRGÜÇ PAŞA MOSQUE: Built by Yörgüç Pasha during the Ottoman period, the mosque is also known as the Çarşı Mosque. Although it had a wooden structure when it was first built, it was rebuilt from cut stone by Hacı Yusuf in 1911. According to some accounts, the mosque is said to be a church in the past.

KAVAK KITCHEN: WHAT TO EAT IN KAVAK?

There are two unique and famous flavors of Kavak region. One of them is Kavak Goose Tirit dish. Tirit goose is turned into a healthy food by going through a very long preparation phase for this very tasty dish that we recommend you eat. The second famous flavor is Çakallı menemen. We strongly recommend you to try this delicious menemen that will make you forget all the menemen you have eaten before.

WHAT TO DO IN KAVAK?

In addition to visiting the historical and natural structures, if you coincide with your holiday in Kavak in August, you can participate in Yaşar Doğu Festival and Celebrations and have a very enjoyable and fun day.