Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı
Located in the village of Samandere in the central district of Düzce, the Samandere Waterfall Natural Monument, registered in 1988 and spreading over an area of 10.19 hectares, is Turkey's first registered Natural Monument. The waters feeding the waterfall join the Uğursuyu and reach Lake Efteni, and from there flow via the Büyük Melen Çayı into the Black Sea. The waterfall's surroundings feature interesting geological formations such as cataracts, cascades, and "witch's cauldron" plunge pools, as well as rich and pristine vegetation that in places also includes monumental trees. Home to species such as maple and strawberry tree, the area offers a unique setting for hiking, nature photography, and enjoying the scenery. The waterfall, 24 km from the center of Düzce, is easily reached both on foot and by vehicle by heading south from the Düzce ring road to the town of Beyköy and from there to the village of Samandere.
What's Offered
Camp
Soil
Grass
Forest
Mountain
Valley
Parking
Scenic View
Forest
Wildlife
Safe Area
Mobile Signal
Historic Building
Activities
Nature Tour
Trekking
PhotographyWarnings & Important Information
Free entry.
No market or grocery store.
No electricity.
May not be wheelchair accessible.
No hot water or showers.
No toilets.
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Yanık-Samandere Köyü İç Yolu, 81100 Derdin/Düzce Merkez, Düzce
40.69081, 31.25643Open in Map →
Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı
Yanık-Samandere Köyü İç Yolu, 81100 Derdin/Düzce Merkez, Düzce
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Located in the village of Samandere in the central district of Düzce, the Samandere Waterfall Natural Monument, registered in 1988 and spreading over an area of 10.19 hectares, is Turkey's first registered Natural Monument. The waters feeding the waterfall join the Uğursuyu and reach Lake Efteni, and from there flow via the Büyük Melen Çayı into the Black Sea. The waterfall's surroundings feature interesting geological formations such as cataracts, cascades, and "witch's cauldron" plunge pools, as well as rich and pristine vegetation that in places also includes monumental trees. Home to species such as maple and strawberry tree, the area offers a unique setting for hiking, nature photography, and enjoying the scenery. The waterfall, 24 km from the center of Düzce, is easily reached both on foot and by vehicle by heading south from the Düzce ring road to the town of Beyköy and from there to the village of Samandere.
What's Offered
- Camp
- Soil
- Grass
- Forest
- Mountain
- Valley
- Parking
- Scenic View
- Forest
- Wildlife
- Safe Area
- Mobile Signal
- Historic Building
Activities
Nature TourTrekkingPhotographyYanık-Samandere Köyü İç Yolu, 81100 Derdin/Düzce Merkez, Düzce
40.69081, 31.25643Open in Map →Warnings & Important Information
Free entry.
No market or grocery store.
No electricity.
May not be wheelchair accessible.
No hot water or showers.
No toilets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı?
Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı is located in Merkez, Düzce (Karadeniz).
Is Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı free?
Yes, Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı is free and open to the public.
What facilities does Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı offer?
Facilities such as Parking, Scenic View, Forest, Wildlife, Safe Area, Mobile Signal are available.
What are the opening hours of Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı?
Opening hours: Daily 08:00 - 20:00.
What accommodation options does Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı offer?
Accommodation options: Camping (tent).
What activities are available around Samandere Şelalesi Tabiat Anıtı?
Activities such as Nature Tour, Trekking, Photography are possible.
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Entrance fees and area details are based on public national park records of the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Text and presentation belong to Obania. Last updated: July 19, 2026.