Trabzon Airport to Koprubasi
Overview
Trabzon Airport to Köprübaşı is one of the longer inland runs, climbing through dense pine forest towards Madur Mountain and a scattering of high plateaus that still feel far from the coast. A name board and live flight tracking mean the pickup shifts automatically if your timing changes, before a private V-Class or Sprinter carries you up to your hotel or bungalow at a fare already fixed in writing. Köprübaşı appeals to travellers curious about traditional life away from the usual routes, including villages known for handcrafted boxwood spoons, and works well as a slower, more remote extension of a Trabzon trip rather than a quick day out.
Highlights
- About 52.5 km and 50-60 minutes, among the longer inland routes
- Climbs through dense pine forest towards Madur Mountain
- Villages here are known for handcrafted boxwood spoons
- Kahvedüzü Plateau offers wide views once the climb levels out
- Name-board pickup at arrivals with continuous flight tracking
- One private vehicle for your group, no other passengers added
- Suits travellers wanting a genuinely remote, off-route destination
- Far fewer visitors than the more central Trabzon highlands
Route details
About the destination
Köprübaşı is an inland district in Trabzon Province, situated in the Eastern Black Sea region and known for its scenic high-altitude plateaus, dense pine forests, and traditional Black Sea mountain culture.
Hotels nearby
- Avulot Mountain Resort Hotel
- Giyona Bungalov
- Likapa Bungalov
Landmarks nearby
- Madur Mountain (Madur Dağı)
- Madur Plateau
- Traditional Boxwood Spoon Workshops
- Kahvedüzü Plateau
Restaurants nearby
- Köprübaşı Pide Salonu
- Manzara Restoran
- Kervan Restoran
- Serender Restoran
Nearest metro
None
Good to know
- Head towards the far exit of arrivals if travelling with hiking gear, as it sits closer to where longer-route drivers park.
- Take out cash at the airport, since remote village shops near Köprübaşı rarely accept card payment.
- The forest road has long stretches with no fuel stations, so tell your driver in advance if you need a stop.
- Warm layers matter here more than on the coast, as temperatures drop noticeably at plateau altitude.
- Save your accommodation's location offline, as mobile signal is patchy in parts of the pine forest.
- Ask your driver about nearby spoon-carving workshops if handmade crafts interest you during the stay.