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A historic village mosque in Uğurlu, known for its stonework and the Ottoman inscriptions inside.
The Yeni Meze Mosque, also known as the Historic Yenimeze Stone Mosque, is in Uğurlu village west of Akçakoca centre. Sources date it to 1885.
It is notable for its stonework. Inside there are Ottoman inscriptions, and in the garden there is a well.
Keep exploring Akçakoca
The closest places as the crow flies; you can visit them on the same day.
A historic village mosque with a stone ground floor, a nail-free wooden (çantı) upper floor and a wooden minaret.
A waterfall dropping about 50 m in the forest, and a 10 km hiking trail along the stream.
A 110 km river forming the border between Düzce and Sakarya; its mouth is in Akçakoca.
A natural beach at the district's western end, where the Melen River flows into the Black Sea.
By car, take the TEM or D100 to the Düzce exit and drive about 37 km north; you can also come along the coast road (D010) via Ereğli or Karasu. Many bus companies run direct services to Akçakoca; there is no train.
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