The pearl of the Black Sea, the incredible and breathtaking Crimea hospitably opens its arms all year round. Of course, in the summer there is a wonderful and “lazy” holiday on the beach; at any other time, you can spend a long-awaited vacation on the peninsula, exploring the fascinating sights. And, by the way, a standard 5-10 days of rest for everyone to visit interesting places a republic may, unfortunately, not be enough. But we will make your task easier and tell you about the most popular attractions of Crimea.

Palaces of Crimea

Even if you do not consider yourself an architecture connoisseur, the elegance of the palaces of the Crimean Peninsula is unlikely to leave you indifferent. The palace-castle, considered business card Crimea. The magnificent structure is located at the height of the Aurora rock of Cape Ai-Todor.

Majesty and wealth in detail awaits you in the Massandra Palace, built for Alexandra III in a quiet place among picturesque rocks and dense groves.

Speaking about the best attractions of Crimea, one cannot fail to mention the Vorontsov Palace, a museum-reserve at the foot of the famous Ai-Petri Mountain. The palace itself amazes with its unusual architecture in the neo-Gothic style.

Natural attractions

The deepest waterfall in the republic, Dzhur-Dzhur (Alushta region), has unforgettable power.

The 70-meter-high Diva rock, protruding into the sea at .

Incredible landscapes await you on the slopes of Mount Ai-Petri (Alupka), the symbol of the South Coast, where about 5 tourist routes lead. Some of them pass through the famous Miskhor-Ai-Petri cable car.

In search of something unusual, head to one of the most beautiful caves in Europe - Marble Cave. The total length of its halls is more than 2 km.

Historical sights and museums of Crimea

When thinking about what to see in Crimea and what the best attractions of Crimea are, be sure to visit the cradle of Russian Orthodoxy - the ruins of the ancient city, Ancient Chersonesus.

If you want to see something amazing, go to one of the cave cities of the peninsula. Tepe-Kermen (Bakhchisaray), consisting of more than 250 caves for domestic and religious purposes, is located in the cone-shaped mountain of the same name.

Chufut-Kale, a cave fortress city that appeared in the 15th century, has been preserved quite well.

A real Genoese fortress of the 14th-15th centuries. located in Sudak. It covers an area of ​​30 hectares.

Every visitor to Crimea will really like the Balaklava naval complex, where an underground submarine base was located in the rocks of the bay since the 60s of the 20th century.

Religious sites in Crimea

The outstanding religious monuments of the peninsula include the monumental Admiralty Cathedral of St. Vladimir, built in the Byzantine style in the 19th century in Sevastopol.

When touring the sights of Crimea through the cities, be sure to visit the elegant Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Yalta.

Not far from Bakhchisarai, in the Maryam-dere gorge, there is an unusual Assumption Cave Monastery, whose cells are carved into the rock.

Sights of Crimea for children

Most of all, children in Crimea like the famous Glade of Fairy Tales - a museum in Yalta, where about two hundred sculptures of their favorite fairy tale and cartoon characters are exhibited outdoors.

In addition, almost every major city in the republic has an aqua park and a dolphinarium. Children of any age will enjoy children's town“Lukomorye” (Sevastopol), where, in addition to attractions, there are several unusual museums and even a zoo corner.

And be sure to visit the Yalta Zoo “Fairy Tale”.

Here it is - the long-awaited trip to Crimea. Everything is ready - things, tickets, accommodation, but the entertainment program has not been determined. There are a lot of attractions on the peninsula, because its history is very eventful. But simply exploring memorable places will not satisfy the need for adrenaline if the spirit of entertainment and extreme sports lives in you.

Entertainment of Crimea for youth and tourists

What to do in Crimea - have an active holiday!

Do you want to touch nature and escape from the cheerful bustle of the city, but at the same time get a large amount of adrenaline? Buy tickets for a variety of extreme excursions and feel free to hit the road.

What to do in Crimea in summer 2019

If you prefer to soar high in the sky, go on a hot air balloon ride. You can even try to become a pilot for a while and fly the balloon yourself. Aeronautics is available at any time of the year. And if you're brave enough, jump with a parachute. Before this, information on jumping technique is provided, classes and mandatory ground training are conducted. The most desperate extreme sports enthusiasts can try themselves in rope jumping - rope jumping from a cliff.

You can explore the natural beauty of Crimea on ATVs and jeeps. If you prefer a more measured movement and careful exploration of the surroundings, take a ride on horseback. Unity with nature and the presence of a kind and strong animal will give you peace and tranquility and allow you to take a break from people and bustle.

Kayaking and rafting will give you unusual sensations. In kayaks it is very easy to go into the grottoes and sail past the most beautiful Crimean rocks. You can rent any equipment or go sailing under the guidance of an instructor.

I collected in one post the sights of Crimea that are worth visiting if you come to the peninsula. Here you will also find a photo, detailed description, as well as a map of Crimea with attractions.

It’s hard to imagine a vacation on the peninsula without visiting its many interesting places. Many of them are located quite compactly, especially on the southern coast, so you can see several at once in one day.

The most convenient way to get around is by personal or rented car, however, public transport is well developed, you can get almost everywhere without problems, I have provided information on how to get there.

There are a total of 33 places worth visiting in this review, and I hope it will bring clarity and help you plan your trip. Opening hours are for summer time and may vary during low season.

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Sights of Crimea

I’ll start my review of the sights of Crimea with interesting places on the western coast, and then the southern and eastern ones.

One of the most remote and beautiful places in Crimea. The cleanest transparent sea, fragrant steppe, which ends in the sea with picturesque cliffs. A Mecca for divers due to the properties of the water and artifacts at the bottom, windsurfers, kite surfers and lovers of other active recreation also come here.

Near the cape, it is worth visiting the natural pool of the Bowl of Love, the Bolshoy and Maly Atlesh rocks. The nearest village on the cape is Olenevka.

How to get there: to Olenevka from Simeropol by bus for 470 rubles (3 hours travel). Then you can rent a bicycle or motorbike, or drive your own car (the road is unpaved).

Juma-Jami Mosque in Evpatoria

A functioning mosque in the historical center of the city with a peaceful atmosphere inside. It was built in the mid-16th century, and since then it has been restored and restored several times. At the entrance you will be given suitable clothing that complies with the dress code, but it is advisable to arrive appropriately dressed in advance. The mosque is visible from many points in the city center.

Entry fee: free, you can make a donation for the tour

How to get there: minibus No. 1 or tram No. 1 to the stop “Park im. Karaeva"

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Cathedral of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Evpatoria

The cathedral is located directly opposite the mosque (and there is also a synagogue nearby) and ranks second in terms of capacity and height in Crimea. It was built at the end of the 19th century in honor of the liberation of Crimea during the Crimean War. The whole world collected money for construction, and during the war it was almost blown up, but they did not have time to carry out the order. In 1916, Emperor Nicholas 1 visited the cathedral.

How to get there: just like going to the mosque.

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Bakhchisaray

Khan's Palace in Bakhchisarai

A city with a rich history and surrounding ancient cave cities. The name is translated from Crimean Tatar as “garden-city”. Bakhchisarai arose in 1532 as the Khan's residence, although settlements existed here before.

In Bakhchisaray, you should definitely visit the Khan’s Palace, the Holy Dormition Monastery, madrassas, mosques, a miniature park, and the cave city of Chufut-Kale (more about it below).

How to get there: You can easily get there by bus from Simferopol (70-90 rubles, an hour's journey) or Sevastopol (110 rubles, an hour's journey).

Cave city Chufut-Kale

An ancient fortress city 2.5 km from Bakhchisarai, which is easy to climb from the Assumption Monastery. Built in the 5th-6th centuries, presumably by the Byzantines as a fortress to protect distant borders. In the 15th century it became the first capital of the Crimean Khanate before it moved to Bakhchisarai. It is in Chufut-Kale that it is best preserved ancient architecture, and it’s best to take a guide to not just see, but also learn something new. The city offers a wonderful view of the canyon.

Working hours: from 09:00 to 18:00 seven days a week

Entry fee: 200 rubles

How to get there: take minibus No. 1 to the monastery, then walk up the path.

Cave city Mangup-Kale

View of the Crimean mountains from Mangup-Kale

This is the largest of the cave cities of Crimea, with an area of ​​90 hectares, located on a huge plateau. It was founded in the 3rd century as a Byzantine fortress, and from the 15th century it became the capital of the Principality of Theodoro. It is from those times that the foundations, caves, and grottoes have been preserved. Later the city was captured by the Turks, and last people left it at the end of the 18th century. Nearby, be sure to visit the Holy Annunciation Monastery, located right on the rocks.

Working hours: from 09:00 to 17:00

Entry fee: 100 rubles, you can bypass the ticket office, since there are several ways to climb.

How to get there: from the village of Khoja-Sala you can hire a UAZ for 1,500 rubles one way, or on foot. You can get to Khoja-Sala from Bakhchisarai by local bus (4 times a day, 50-90 rubles). The second option is to take a bus to Ternovka from Sevastopol from the 5 kilometer bus station. From there you can take a taxi to the foot of the plateau, then walk further.

One of the best natural attractions of Crimea is located 4 km from the village of Sokolinoe. It is famous for its relict trees, waterfalls and bizarre baths and basins that were washed by the river.

How to get there: It is best to visit with a tour, since transport in those places is very bad.

Panorama Museum "Defense of Sevastopol"

One of the most grandiose museums in Sevastopol, dedicated to the defense of the city during the Crimean War. Visiting is only possible as part of a group. There is a nice park around where you can take a walk.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 20:00 on weekends

Entry fee: 350 rubles adult, 150 rubles (under 16 years old)

How to get there: trolleybuses No. 1, 3, 4, 7, 9 to the stop. pl. Ushakova; No. 12, 13, 17, 20 to stops pl. Ushakova/University. Route taxis and buses: No. 2a, 12, 17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 94, 95, 105, 120. Along the route from the city center - stops pl. Ushakova, University; to the city center - Panorama stop.

Ruin ancient city, founded by the Greeks more than two and a half thousand years ago. Located within the boundaries of Sevastopol on the very shore of the sea. Nearby is a museum containing numerous archaeological finds, a nice park and St. Vladimir Cathedral.

Opening hours: from 08:30 to 19:00 seven days a week

Entry fee: free, excursion 300 rubles/150 rubles (adult/child).

How to get there: from the center minibus No. 22A to the final one.

Cape Fiolent, Jasper Beach

A picturesque cape and a cool beach are located a few kilometers south of Sevastopol. There are 800 steps leading to the beach, passing next to the St. George’s Monastery, you can also go there (just don’t drink the water from the source!). There is no particular infrastructure, only a couple of cafes, the same number of changing cabins, and a toilet.

How to get there: bus No. 19 from the center, or minibuses No. 3, 13A, 79. From Balaklava you can sail by boat for 200 rubles (or sail from Jasper Beach to Balaklava).

Military Historical Museum of Fortifications, Balaklava

Balaklava itself is very unusual - it is a narrow bay that goes far into the mainland. Yachts are moored there, there are several beaches in the vicinity (you can go boating), and on the mountain you can see the medieval fortress of Chembalo.

Be sure to visit the submarine museum, this former secret military facility during the cold war. It was planned to base submarines there (to launch a retaliatory nuclear strike), and the bunker could withstand a direct hit from a nuclear bomb. A very interesting excursion immerses you in the times of the Cold War.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 18:30, except Monday and Tuesday.

Entry fee: 300 rubles for adults, 100 rubles for schoolchildren and students.

How to get there: from the 5 km bus station in Sevastopol by buses and minibuses No. 8, 9, 99, 108

The church is located high on the mountain near the village of Foros (which in turn is famous for the nearby “Gorbachev’s dacha”), and from there it offers stunning views of the sea and the surrounding area. It was built by the tea merchant and merchant Kuznetsov in honor of the rescue of Emperor Alexander 3 and his family in a railway disaster.

How to get there: Taxis depart either in your own car or from the Foros bus station. Get to Foros by any passing bus from Yalta or Sevastopol, or by minibus from Yalta.

Mount Ai-Petri and cable car

Cable car cabin

Suspension bridge between Ai-Petri teeth

Mount Ai-Petri is the most popular of the Crimean mountains; more precisely, this is the name of both the peak itself (there are three of them) and the plateau that adjoins it. From Yalta or coastal villages you can get to the top in two ways: by cable car or along serpentines along a regular road. The view from the top is simply crazy, and you can also walk along the suspended bridge between the battlements, or ride a bungee or horseback ride.

The lower station of the cable car is located between Alupka and Koreiz; travel costs 400 rubles one way (250 rubles for children) or 800 rubles both ways (in summer there are long lines at the ticket office). Cars and minibuses often travel from Yalta along the regular road, the cost is 1000 rubles in both directions, 500 rubles in one direction.

How to get there: to the cable car from Yalta by minibuses No. 102 and 132.

Vorontsov Palace

Another top attraction of Crimea, included in any sightseeing tour. A luxurious palace, organically integrated into the surrounding mountains and built in the English and neo-Moorish style. It was built as a summer residence for Count and Governor General Vorontsov, and during the Yalta Conference in 1945 it was the residence of the British delegation led by Winston Churchill.

The beautiful park deserves special attention; there are also small pebble beaches below.

If you plan to visit only one palace in Crimea, let it be Vorontsovsky.

Opening hours:

Entry fee: entrance to the territory is free, visiting the main exhibition is 350 rubles for adults, 200 rubles for teenagers from 16 to 18 years old, under 16 years old is free.

How to get there: from Yalta minibuses No. 102 and 132 to the stop. “Vorontsov Palace”, or minibuses No. 107 and 115 to the stop. “Bus station”, then walk 10-15 minutes.

Yusupov Palace

It is a functioning state dacha, so access is only possible as part of an excursion under the watchful eye of security guards. Little has been preserved from the Yusupovs themselves, but the place is atmospheric and remembers many famous people. Stalin lived here during the Yalta Conference, his office almost unchanged, and Molotov, and Prince Yusupov, famous for the murder of Rasputin. They give you a rather interesting excursion for an hour and a half, after which you can take a walk in the park nearby.

Opening hours: tours are held at 10:00, 12:00, 15:00 and 16:30.

Entry fee: 450 rubles for adults.

How to get there: minibuses No. 102 and 132 to the Miskhora bus station or minibus No. 115 to the stop. "Upper Miskhor".

Bird home

Without exaggeration, it is a symbol of Crimea, known far beyond the peninsula. A fairy-tale castle on the very edge of the cliff, to which a staircase leads. Along the route there are several observation platforms and countless restaurants and souvenir shops. Great place, but too crowded and noisy.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 19:00 seven days a week

Entry fee: access to the castle is free, entrance fee is 200 rubles, but there is nothing to see there.

How to get there: minibuses No. 102 and 132 from Yalta, you can also take a boat with or without disembarkation.

Livadia Palace

The luxurious residence of the Russian emperors, it was here that the Yalta Conference was held and it was here that the post-war structure of the world was decided. Summits and conferences are still held here, and the rest of the time it is a museum. You can walk around the park and along the so-called Tsar’s Path, but they are in rather disrepair.

Opening hours: from 10:00 to 18:00 seven days a week

Entry fee: 400 rubles for adults, 250 rubles for schoolchildren, pensioners and students - visiting the main exhibition.

How to get there: from Yalta by minibuses 11, 100, 108 to the stop. “Livadia”, further 5 minutes on foot.

Uchan-Su is the highest waterfall in Crimea (95 meters high), located 6 km west of Yalta near the Bakhchisarai highway. It is best to come here in the spring, when the snow melts in the mountains, or during periods of heavy rain, but in the summer it can dry out almost completely.

How to get there: by bus 30 from the bus station in Yalta, or you can take any transport to the Uzbekistan sanatorium and then walk about 4 km, by car - you need to turn off the highway near the Uzbekistan sanatorium and then up 4 km.

Massandra Palace

Initially, the estate was built by the Vorontsovs, and then it was purchased for Emperor Alexander 3. The palace looks absolutely fabulous and like a toy, it is really small in size.

In pre-war times, a sanatorium was located here, and after that Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev rested as if at a state dacha.

Opening hours: from 09:00 to 17:15, Saturday until 19:15 seven days a week

Entry fee: visiting the main exhibition - 350 rubles for adults, 200 rubles for teenagers from 16 to 18 years old, under 16 years old free.

How to get there: It’s most convenient with a tour, or by any transport (buses, trolleybuses) to the stop. "Upper Massandra Park" and further on foot.

What else to see in Crimea?

Nikitsky Botanical Garden

This is not just a garden with a huge collection of plants from all over the world, but a research center. It’s nice to walk here all day long; it will certainly be interesting with children. Each plant has its own flowering season, so you're sure to see something interesting. The garden was badly damaged during the Second World War, and the infrastructure still leaves much to be desired. Another disadvantage is the inadequate price tag for additional exposures.

Opening hours: from 08:00 to 19:00

Entry fee: 300 rubles for adults, 150 rubles for schools (separate fees for individual exhibitions)

How to get there: from Yalta minibuses 29 and 29A to the final stop, or by any transport to the stop. "Nikita" and then walk down to the entrance to the garden.

Mount Ayu-Dag

Mount Ayu-Dag or Bear Mountain is one of the most prominent landmarks on the southern coast of Crimea. The mountain is a failed volcano and part of a large ridge that frames the southern coast, an open-air mineral museum. Located between Gurzuf (more precisely, the children's camp "Artek" and Partenit). There are several routes on the mountain, they are marked, so it’s difficult to get lost. From the top there is a magnificent view of the surrounding area. Bring plenty of water and mosquito repellent.

Entry fee: In the summer, foresters stand by and charge 100 rubles.

How to get there: from Yalta - by trolleybuses 52, 53, 55, minibus 110 to the stop. “Cemetery”, then walk until you turn to Artek and follow the road perpendicular to the main highway; from Alushta, Partenit - by trolleybuses 52, 53, 55, minibus 110 to the Lavrovoe stop, then the same.

Mount Demerdzhi and the Valley of Ghosts

When visiting the sights of Crimea, do not ignore the bizarre rocks under Mount Demerdzhi, near Alushta. The climb up the mountain is of average difficulty, sometimes with steep sections. I recommend the ancient fortress of Funa nearby. It was in these places that some episodes of “Prisoner of the Caucasus” were filmed, for example, here is the tree from which Yuri Nikulin’s hero fell (he actually fell from it).

Entry fee: 50-100 rubles, you can easily bypass the security booths.

How to get there: from Alushta take the bus to the village. Radiant (runs from the bus station about once an hour), further on foot. Or take any bus or trolleybus to the stop. "Luchistoe" along the highway and further on foot.

In this article we will talk about what you can see, what is worth visiting and where you should definitely go in Crimea. Holidays here have been in demand at all times. And due to recent events it has become even more popular.

There are more and more hotel complexes every year. This is due to the increasing number of tourists both from Russia and from many foreign countries. The variety of resorts, attractions, and beaches throughout the peninsula makes your weekend more exciting and unforgettable. You don't need to go abroad to enjoy a warm vacation. The nature and climatic conditions here are ideal for summer holidays.

What to visit in Crimea on the west coast

A very important advantage of this coast is low prices compared to other regions of the peninsula. And although the southern coast is more popular, this area is not inferior to it in the purity and beauty of the landscapes.

The coast here is sandy and small pebbles. The bays are warm, which is especially attractive for couples with children. Let's look at the most visited resorts in this area and their interesting attractions.

Balaclava

Its symbol is a bay. One of the most beautiful in the world.

What can you do here? Be sure to take a boat out to the open sea. Excursions are very inexpensive. You will not only get picturesque views, but also visit unique wild beaches.

Places such as Cape Fiolent, Aya and Figs are best visited by sea. Since it will take much longer by land.

And visit the sights:

Another colorful location is the Nazukin embankment. After walking along it, you will discover stunning views of the Crimean mountains and the sea.

Evpatoria

Another region of Crimea that is worth visiting. IN Soviet time it was considered the main resort for children. To date, this status has not lost its validity. There are still a large number of children's camps and sanatoriums here. Therefore, if you want to send your child to the sea for summer holidays, then this city will be a real find for you.

For a budget-friendly trip, take the train. But this place is very popular among travelers, so it is better to take care of purchasing tickets in advance.

Most beaches are paid, but there are exceptions:

• Beach named after Frunze.
• New.

If you have a large company, it is better to choose the second option. You can have a good time there with your family and children or friends.

The most famous attraction is the medieval Turkish baths.

They existed since the 6th century. And in the early 90s they closed and then went completely bankrupt. Now only memorable ruins remain, for which many tourists come here. You can also take a look:

Black Sea

For those who want to relax not only their body, but also their soul, it is worth going to this seaside village. This is one of the cleanest places in Crimea. The high level of environmental friendliness is due to the absence of industrial complexes.

The resort town is located near the Kalamitsky Bay. If you want clean and azure water, then these are the shores for you. Fans of active recreation can go diving.

If you are planning to go to the sea with children, then going here is a great option. The entrance to the sea is flat, the coastal area is quite shallow, which justifies the always warm water and the absence of large waves.

Chernomorskoe offers many exciting activities and interesting places:

Helicopter flights are also organized there. This is an amazing opportunity to see all the most colorful things from a bird's eye view.

What to visit in Crimea on the southern coast

The South Coast is the most popular zone of the peninsula. It is home to such famous resorts as Yalta, Alushta, Alupka and others. All of them are located close to each other, so it won’t be difficult for you to visit them all if you so desire.

There is rich flora here, high mountains, clear sea and pebbly coastlines. Perhaps the main disadvantage is the high price level in comparison with other regions.

To save money, rent housing in the private sector. You can rent both a room and an apartment. The assortment is quite large. Therefore it is possible to choose suitable option for any budget.

Yalta

It seems that there is not a single person who has not heard about this city. These places are officially recognized as one of the most beautiful in the world. The climate here is warm, which has a positive effect on health.

The best time to go on vacation here is early autumn. At this time the temperature is ideal. But the flow of tourists does not end here all year round.

You can come both for sanatorium treatment and for excursions. If you're planning a summer trip, your main goal will be to find a good beach. There are a lot of them here. The water is clean and the shore is pebbly.

There are also a considerable number of organized visits. And they are all very fascinating and worthy of attention. The most popular of them:

There really is a lot of entertainment here. But the city, by general standards, is considered expensive.

Alupka

Located at the foot of the mountains. Half of all attractions that are desirable for visiting tourists from different countries are located here.

What to see in this part of Crimea:

Swallow's Nest is a Gothic castle located on the Cliff itself. Its history begins in early 1912. At that time, the German Baron Stengel wanted to build a dacha that would remind him of his home. He soon sold it. Now it is a symbol and historical place that receives a large number of travelers from different countries.

Summer is better for the swimming season. And for excursions and health resorts, autumn, winter and spring are recommended.

Alushta

If you are wondering where to visit in Crimea, then this city will be another discovery for you. It is second in importance after Yalta. If you want to relax with your family and children, then this is the ideal option for you. The infrastructure is considered one of the best. That is why it attracts tourists so much.

The most interesting places:

• Oceanarium.
• Park "Crimea in Miniature".
• Dolphinarium.
• Mount Chatyr-Dag.
• Aluston Fortress.
• Brownie Museum.

In the village of Generalskoye, which is located not so far from the center, you can get to the Dzhur-Dzhur waterfall.

It is possible to book an exciting trip on an SUV, ride horses, go to the sauna or go for a massage. Here you will find hobbies for the whole family.

If you want to visit both parts of the peninsula, then it is better to stay here. Since it will be easiest to get to other settlements from it.

What places to visit in Crimea on the east coast

Here the steppe meets the mountains, creating beautiful landscapes. This part of the peninsula is also located between two seas. Black and Azov. The shores are mostly sandy, but there are also sand and pebbles. Historical sights have also been preserved.

The list of main resorts includes: Primorsky, Beregovoe, Ordzhonikidze, Feodosia, Koktebel, New World, Kerch, Sea, Resort, Sudak. Let's highlight three.

Kerch

One of ancient cities planets. It connects two seas. The most popular beaches here are located on the Arshintsevskaya Spit and in Georgievskoye. There are fewer visitors, low prices and an environmentally friendly environment.

Already on the border you can see the foundations of ancient Greek settlements. As well as an ancient temple and medieval military fortifications. History buffs will definitely love this place.

Be sure to visit:

There is also a beautiful annual torchlight procession on the eve of Victory Day. And in July, Fisherman's Day is widely celebrated. Therefore, feel free to come to Kerch on days of general festivities and have a good weekend with your family or friends.

Feodosia

The resort is quite large and attracts travelers from different parts of the world. The climate is very favorable for going on vacation here. The stretched sandy shores are known to many tourists. They are called Feodosia beaches.

Travel between May and June. At this time, the sea becomes warmest and most favorable for swimming.

You will not have any problems when choosing accommodation. Since the variety of options here is extensive in terms of price/quality ratio. Starting from various sanatoriums to private houses and rooms.

The following places are in greatest demand among tourists:

This is an ideal city for a family holiday with a considerable range of attractions, entertainment, cheap cafes and eateries.

Resort

The village is very popular among visitors. If you want to take a quiet break from the bustle of the city and enjoy nature, then this village is for you. There is a food market, shops and canteens. And there is a cozy cafe near the pier. There is also entertainment for children and adults.

Here housing is rented mainly by private owners. But mini-hotels have recently been built. Due to limited space, it is better to book your rooms in advance or contact our agency and we will do it for you.

Here you will meet the famous biological station. It has existed since 1907. Now there is not only a branch of the Institute of Biology of the South Seas, but also a dolphinarium.

What is worth seeing in Crimea with children

If you are going on vacation with your child, then you need to choose the entertainment that would be interesting to him. We have highlighted the TOP 5.

Safari Park "Taigan"

Here you can watch lions in natural conditions. But don't worry. It's very safe. Since visitors are in specially equipped areas. Many families with children come here and special school trips are organized. It is located in Belogorsk.

Crocodilarium

Also a very exciting and educational excursion for your kids. You will not only see the inhabitants themselves, but also receive interesting information from your guide.

Nikitsky Botanical Garden

Here you can have a nice walk around with your family beautiful scenery and plants. And you may see some trees for the first time. There you will find a butterfly greenhouse and a Green Maze. Your kids will definitely remember this trip.

Glade of fairy tales

Also located in Yalta. Show your child the heroes of fairy tales, and he will remember the trip for the rest of his life. A special atmosphere is created by fabulous music that accompanies you throughout the entire excursion. At the end of the path you will see the Hut on Chicken Legs with Baba Yaga. Together, ask her to turn her back to the forest and her front to you, and she will do it with pleasure.

Farm "Miracle Donkey"

It is located in the village of Zalesnoye. There you will not only meet these wonderful animals, but also ride them. Which will greatly cheer you and the children up.

Take enough water and food with you. Children may get tired during a walk, and there will not always be somewhere nearby to refresh themselves.

What to visit in Crimea by car

It is better to travel around the area and interesting points by car. You can take your time and calmly enjoy the views around you. And the main advantage is the independent choice of route.

This one is very popular among road travelers:

Kerch - Feodosia - Sudak - New World - Yalta - Alupka - Mount Ai-Petri.

In order not to miss places that are definitely worth visiting when traveling around Crimea, download a special application on your smartphone or buy a real map. And remember that there are a lot of historical and natural attractions that everyone should definitely see.