The Ünye Baths are a thermal bathhouse in Ünye, Ordu Province, on Turkey's Black Sea coast. The thermal water reaches around 40°C. The site offers a steam room, marble slab, kessa scrub, beldi soap and massage.
Insider tip — Ünye on the eastern Black Sea coast is a hazelnut-growing port town in Ordu province — the region that produces the majority of the world's hazelnuts, supplying the global chocolate and confectionery industry. The Ünye Baths preserve the Ottoman bathing tradition of a Pontic coastal city where Greek-speaking communities thrived for 2,500 years until the 1923 population exchange, and where the misty Black Sea climate and steep hazelnut-covered hills create one of Turkey's most distinctive coastal landscapes.