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Sultan Burnu: Baku's Coastal Escape

Discover Sultan Burnu: panoramic Caspian Sea views, tranquil cliffs, and a perfect escape from Baku's city bustle.

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Sultan Burnu, or Sultan's Cape, is a scenic cape on the Absheron Peninsula, marking the eastern edge of Baku Bay. Offering Caspian Sea views and a tranquil atmosphere, it's a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers seeking respite from the city.

A brief summary to Sultan Burnu

  • 8XQ5+J66 Sultan Burnu, Baku, Khatai, AZ

Local tips

  • Visit during the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) for pleasant weather.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the rocky terrain.
  • Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking scenery and wildlife.
  • Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Khatai Metro Station (Red Line), take bus number 10 towards 'Khatai'. Get off at the 'Khatai' stop. From there, walk east along Khatai Avenue for approximately 500 meters. Turn left onto Məhəmməd Hadi Street and walk for 300 meters. Sultan Burnu will be on your left. A single metro fare is 0.30 AZN, and the bus fare is also 0.30 AZN, payable with a BakuCard.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    From central Baku, a taxi or ride-sharing service (such as Bolt or Uber) to Sultan Burnu will cost approximately 5-8 AZN, depending on traffic and the specific location of your starting point. The journey typically takes 15-20 minutes. Be sure to confirm the fare with the driver or through the app before starting your trip.

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Discover more about Sultan Burnu

Sultan Burnu, meaning "Sultan's Cape", is a picturesque geographical landmark on the southern edge of the Absheron Peninsula in Baku, Azerbaijan. Located in the Khatai district, it marks the eastern boundary of Baku Bay, providing a serene escape with stunning views of the Caspian Sea and Baku's skyline. Historically, the area has been a strategic point, witnessing the rise and fall of empires and cultures that have shaped Baku. While specific historical events directly linked to the cape are scarce, its location suggests its importance in maritime activities and coastal defense. The Absheron Peninsula, rich in oil, has been a focal point of economic and geopolitical interest for centuries, with Sultan Burnu as a silent observer. Today, Sultan Burnu attracts visitors with its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Dramatic cliffs rise from the Caspian Sea, offering panoramic views, especially during sunrise and sunset. The changing colors of the sky reflecting on the water create a magical scene, perfect for photographers and nature enthusiasts. Visitors can walk along the cliff tops, explore the rocky terrain, and enjoy the coastal flora and fauna. Birdwatchers can observe various migratory bird species. Despite its proximity to the city, the cape provides a peaceful retreat from the urban hustle, offering a unique blend of nature and culture.

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