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Cheese Rocks are located northeast of Gökçeada, which belongs to the province of Çanakkale, east of Kuzu Harbour. Locally, they are also known as "Kaşkaval Cape". These formations are situated in a location inaccessible by land and can only be viewed by sea. They are approximately a 15-minute boat ride from Kaleköy Harbour and about a 5-minute boat ride from Kuzu Harbour. Access to the area is provided by fishing boats and tour vessels departing from Kaleköy or Kuzu Harbour. Cheese Rocks (Gökçea

Kara Cave is located 2 km north of Karacaören Village in Alpu district, Eskişehir province, on the northern slope of Sulununkıran Hill, overlooking the Sakarya River. The cave is situated on the left slope of the river, which flows through a deep canyon-shaped valley. Accessibility The cave can be accessed by following the Alpu-Gökçekaya Dam road. A stabilized road branching off from the main road passes through the villages of Kuzayva and Gümele, leading to Karacaören. From Karacaören Village,

Cheese Cliffs are located in the northeast of Gökçeada, which belongs to the province of Çanakkale, east of Kuzu Harbour. Locally, they are also known as "Kaşkaval Cape". These formations are situated in a location inaccessible by land and can only be viewed by sea. They are approximately 15 minutes by boat from Kaleköy Harbour and about 5 minutes from Kuzu Harbour. Access to the area is provided by fishing boats and tour boats departing from Kaleköy or Kuzu Harbour. Geological Features Cheese C