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Please tell me which train is better and how to get to the boarding house, the transfer is expensive
Please tell me which train is better to go from Moscow and how to get to the boarding house itself, we are with a child, but the transfer seems to be a bit expensive ... or is it so bad that it’s worth going broke?
We're going in June. thanks!
We're going in June. thanks!
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From Moscow there is a train MOSCOW-SIMFEROPOL. From the railway station in Simferopol, buses leave for Gagra. Ost "Marat" Do not take a taxi, they will take a lot of money
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answered 13 years ago
No transfers needed. To Simferopol, and then on a bus to MISKHORA (Gagra -near Sochi :-))) In Simferopol, at the station, also do not pay attention to the "Services" of transport. They are over. than intrusive. ON the forecourt, next to McNalds, which cannot be seen, the bus station. Buy a ticket for the "nearest to Miskhor" Drive straight to the boarding house Stop still MARAT. It is possible with a transfer in Yalta, but YOU - with a child - do not advise.
You can go from Sevastopol. But there you have to take a trolley bus from the station to the bus station ....
You can go from Sevastopol. But there you have to take a trolley bus from the station to the bus station ....
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answered 13 years ago
It can be easier. At the bus station, take the next bus to Yalta, they go every 15 minutes. The ticket will be sold to you on the bus itself (30 hryvnia), no need to fool around in advance. In Yalta, at the bus station (right there), change to bus 27, say "To Marat" and you will be taken directly to the gate. It is difficult to get to Gagra from Simferopol - Gagra is in Abkhazia.
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Thank you all very much! I was also advised here on one forum to take a trolleybus, they said it took longer, but it’s more picturesque and safer, do you think it’s worth considering as an option?
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answered 13 years ago
You can consider if you are not in a hurry - the trolley bus takes about 2.5 hours. And then in Yalta it will be necessary to transfer to a minibus. We are also going in June.
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answered 13 years ago
Last year I wanted to ride a trolley bus, but changed my mind, and it turned out to be right. Halfway from Simf to Yalta, I saw a couple of dozen trolleybuses by the side of the road. It turns out that the wires that have not been repaired since the times of the USSR were cut off. Trolleybus passengers were forced to continue their journey on minibuses while standing, the seats were all occupied.
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answered 13 years ago
Anything can break. My situation - the bus burst at the Simf-Yalta minibus, it's good that the speed was minimal, right behind Simfkropol. Rubber is bald and not only on ours it was like that. An hour and a half hanging around on the track, because. were not placed anywhere. Then let's go. After that, we went back by trolleybus. By the way, if you buy a bus ticket, you can ask the cashier about a more comfortable bus, it is a bit more expensive. Although the cashiers themselves ask, but the queues when the trains arrive are time trouble.
The bus can also be "bogdan" when the knees are on the head and the luggage is in the aisle. Alas. The trolleybus was spacious :-))) Well, cheap.
If the child is large, then it is possible with a transfer, because you may have to stand in line for 27 in Yalta ...
With little ones, I would still advise a direct bus, Just choose better
The bus can also be "bogdan" when the knees are on the head and the luggage is in the aisle. Alas. The trolleybus was spacious :-))) Well, cheap.
If the child is large, then it is possible with a transfer, because you may have to stand in line for 27 in Yalta ...
With little ones, I would still advise a direct bus, Just choose better
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answered 13 years ago
Last year I myself went for the first time with a child of 3 years old, I thought for a long time how to go, I decided to still splurge on a transfer - I never regretted it! Everyone is talking on a trolleybus, it’s picturesque... Just imagine, you get off the train in the morning sleepy, you need to rush headlong to look for a trolleybus or minibus, the trolleybus travels very slowly, it’s packed in the season, it’s stuffy, you and your children ... Further, you arrive in Yalta, rush to the minibus, if you're lucky, squeeze in right away and another 40 minutes to Aitodor ... As a result, you lost the 1st day, after such a road you are unlikely to have the strength for something else ... We were in September, the 2nd half, and it was hard to ride minibuses, a lot of people, you can use them for short distances. we ordered a transfer at the hotel, they have their own drivers, 500gr, for our 2000, in my opinion, not crazy money for comfort, but a little less than 2 hours and you are already there ...
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answered 13 years ago
velikiynovgorod, well, you are heroes! and we leave the younger one with her grandmother at home. What date are you from? we are from June 8th. very soon!!!
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks lenashurpo. And they say there is a direct minibus to Miskhor without a change. Moreover, we are in June, probably there will not be such a crowd yet ...
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answered 13 years ago
velikiynovgorod, how do you think to get there - by minibus or transfer?
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answered 13 years ago
The most important thing is not to be fooled by private cab drivers who grab hands or suitcases right at the exit of the train. If you decide to transfer. Order directly at the boarding house, if you decide to take the bus, go to the bus station, which is on the square to the left of the station - you can not see it. And do not stand, eat, at the tail of a long line. Take a closer look, there are a lot of cash registers, just who doesn’t know, sits in one, so the tail grows. Tell the cashier that you are closest to Miskhor (specify that it’s not just Miskhor, but MARAT). some may go along the upper road and not drive up to the place you need. And tell me if there is a choice of a more comfortable bus. That's all
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answered 13 years ago
zinmari, thank you so much! I asked a question about Sevastopol in the next thread, can you advise something? The return train is more convenient for me which is No. 18 from Sevastopol. How is it possible to get there from Gaspra - is there some kind of direct minibus or only with a transfer in Yalta? And how long until there in time do you know? The transfer is a little expensive for me, we will go by bus. thank!
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answered 13 years ago
There are also direct buses to Sevastopol. When you arrive, immediately go to the bus station, Miskhorskaya (it is a little further than Marat (Ai-Todor is one of the soviet Marat’s coruses :-)) Ask at the reception how to get there, although there is only one road, it’s not far on foot, and buy yourself a ticket in advance to Sevastopol. That's all. We've always done that. Even when they traveled with a two-year-old, also by bus. NOT scary, not for long, and outside the windows -beauty. Have a nice rest
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answered 13 years ago
gorod012, last year we took a transfer back and forth. It is, of course, more convenient, but also more expensive. But this year we arrive in Simferopol at night, so there is no hurry, we will go early in the morning by trolleybus, we will take a walk in Yalta. We have a ticket from the 14th. By the way, if you get sick in transport, take a pill in advance. Last year we went there only with a dromina, otherwise it gets very sick on the mountain roads.
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answered 13 years ago
velikiynovgorod, have a good rest, read your report, thank you! special thanks for the dromina, I didn’t even think about the fact that it could rock me to sleep!
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answered 13 years ago
gorod012, and you have a good rest. Maybe we'll meet at the hotel.
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answered 13 years ago
velikiynovgorod, see you! we will be with the loudest 6 year old boy! Tell me what do you feed the kids on the train and how do you entertain them? Although the two of them are probably more fun ... and in general, I will accept any advice about a trip with a child with gratitude, we have never gone anywhere with him, I can’t even imagine what to expect. Husband says don't worry. and I ... the closer the worse.
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answered 13 years ago
gorod012, last time they took baked meat, vegetables and homeless people. Enough for a day. We had fun with books with stickers, coloring books, children's theater with cutouts, plasticine. But during the journey, my grandmother and I were very tired. This time I will go with them alone - I want to buy a tablet or a small laptop, download cartoons, I hope it will help.
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answered 13 years ago
Here's what I thought ... If you are going to a boarding house from Simferopol, and you buy bus tickets at the bus station, then when buying a ticket "there" ask about the possibility of buying a ticket on your return route, i.e. Miskhor - Sevastopol. Their system is centralized and there is only one base, so everything is there. And on the train, if for the first time, then the train itself is entertainment: shelves (to climb), a table (to eat), make a bed, ask the conductor for tea, go to the vestibule. It's great if there is a restaurant car - a tula walk to drink juice for a child - a lot of fun ....
I tried not to take a lot of vegetables and fruits on the train, it’s not known how the stomach can behave, I prefer something dry and sweet, cheese, buns, cookies, baked meat, but don’t leave it in the morning. Well, the ritual - in front of the "distant" road to Miskhor - McDonald's at the train station in Simferopol, which we visit only there, although the children have long grown up
I tried not to take a lot of vegetables and fruits on the train, it’s not known how the stomach can behave, I prefer something dry and sweet, cheese, buns, cookies, baked meat, but don’t leave it in the morning. Well, the ritual - in front of the "distant" road to Miskhor - McDonald's at the train station in Simferopol, which we visit only there, although the children have long grown up
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answered 13 years ago
Last year we bought food at bus stops, where women sell dumplings, hot potatoes. It was normal, fresh (the main thing is to make sure that the woman is clean, neat and younger, you don’t want to take food from old women ...) And they also cooked porridge, instant, without cooking, it’s also good, the child was small, she ate from a bottle . We will also eat this year. It's hard to get into a restaurant wagon with a little one, especially if it's far away.
Happy holidays everyone!!!
P.S. We are also going to Ai Todor in early July, we took a room in a cottage in the attic, I'm afraid it won't be hot in the room.
Happy holidays everyone!!!
P.S. We are also going to Ai Todor in early July, we took a room in a cottage in the attic, I'm afraid it won't be hot in the room.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, thank you all so much! I didn't even think of some basic stuff! How are you planning to entertain the kids? I want to go to the water area, the water park, the zoo-meadow of fairy tales, Sevastopol is a must (it’s true that I didn’t manage to get tickets from Sevastopol) and a donkey farm, they say everyone likes it very much. but I doubt about the Ai-Petri cable car, is it worth it or not, what do you think?
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