This mesmerizing cascade system offers a calm getaway into the unspoiled countryside, where the lush, untouched beauty of the surrounds and the melodic sound of rushing rivers provide a perfect soundtrack for nature enthusiasts. It is tucked away from the hectic cityscapes. Discover with us the enchanting Erfelek Tatlica Waterfalls in Turkey, where the beauty of cascading water and the serenity of unspoiled environment combine to offer visitors an unforgettable experience.
Sinop is a popular tourist location with sea and beautiful environs, and Erfelek Tatlica Waterfalls continue to bring visitors there. The 1972 designation of the Erfelek Tatlica Waterfalls as a natural park by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry made it one of the most well-liked tourist spots in the region.
Tourists may enjoy the unique beauty of Tatlca Waterfalls, which are made up of 28 massive and little waterfalls and are located 14 kilometers from the Erfelek district.
The Erfelek Tatlica Waterfalls’ stunning natural beauty offers a lot of promise for tourism. The Tatlica Waterfalls, which have grown in popularity among both domestic and foreign tourists, especially during the spring and summer, receive more than 400 thousand domestic and foreign visitors on average each year.
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Süleyman Kurt, the owner of Erfelek Tatlica Waterfalls, asserted that more customers came, especially during the holiday season.
“On average, we have so far hosted between 250 and 300 thousand domestic and foreign travelers. Visitors to Sinop make sure to stop by this area, and the Feast of Sacrifice was our busiest time of the year. Local tourists are attracted to our waterfalls because they are a unique natural wonder. Foreign visitors are present as well, with Arab visitors in particular being especially enthralled.
Visitors must pay for a private cab to get to the cruise ship when it docks in our city, increasing the cost of their trip. We sincerely hope that this topic will be the subject of research. New students are also interested in visiting this location, along with local and foreign tourists, but are unable to do so because of escalating costs. If our university looked into this issue, it would be a great project for us and our students.”