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VIP class — a private executive van or sedan with meet-and-greet at arrivals. Privacy, space and no shared stops.
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Yomra
Quiet coast, close to the airport
Why visit
Yomra, Trabzon
Yomra is the coastal district immediately east of Trabzon city centre, between the Akyazı stadium area and Arsin. It is where much of Trabzon''s newer sea-view housing has been built, and it is the closest residential district to Trabzon Airport.
Distances
- Trabzon city centre: about 10 km, 15–20 minutes by car.
- Trabzon Airport (TZX): about 5–8 km, 10–15 minutes.
- Uzungöl: about 85 km, around 1.5 hours.
What it is like
A long shoreline with tea gardens, fish restaurants and a walking promenade, backed by hillside villages and hazelnut groves. Quieter than the centre, with easier parking and newer apartments.
Why visitors choose Yomra
Families on longer stays, travellers with early flights, and buyers looking at sea-view apartments. You will want a car or regular taxis, since the centre is a short drive rather than a walk.
Yomra is the calm coastal strip just east of Trabzon city centre and the closest district to the airport — see our airport transfer guide. Compare it with other neighbourhoods in the best area to stay and hotels by area, and read about the coast in our Trabzon beaches guide. Buyers should also read investing in Trabzon.
- Family beaches
- New residences
- Airport proximity
Getting there
About 10 km east of Trabzon Center, 15 minutes by car.
Airport Transfer
Economy class — a shared minibus seat between the airport and central hotels. Lowest cost, fixed departure windows, light luggage.
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Frequently asked
- How far is Yomra from Trabzon centre and the airport?
- About 10 km (15–20 minutes) to the centre and roughly 5–8 km (10–15 minutes) to Trabzon Airport.
- Is Yomra good for families?
- Yes — newer sea-view apartments, a seaside promenade, parking and quiet evenings, with the centre a short drive away.
- Can you swim on the Yomra coast?
- There are public beach stretches used in summer, but the Black Sea has currents — swim only at supervised spots and check local conditions.