İnebolu, Administrative division in Kastamonu Province, Turkey
İnebolu is a town on the Black Sea coast in Kastamonu Province, spreading across varied terrain. The administrative area contains multiple settlements distributed throughout the district, forming a cohesive community.
The settlement was originally known as Abonoteichos before being renamed Ionopolis and eventually becoming İnebolu. These name changes reflect the town's presence through different historical periods and influences.
The town preserves traditional architecture in large houses built by merchants along the İkiçay river, reflecting a long connection to trade and waterways. These buildings still shape how locals and visitors move through the streets today.
The town connects to major centers like Istanbul, Ankara, and Kastamonu through private bus services, making travel straightforward. Visitors can move easily through the different settlements and coastal areas for exploration.
Local beekeepers produce honey here, while a fishing cooperative brings various fish species to market year-round. These traditional crafts connect visitors directly to the sea and the region's seasonal patterns.
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