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Please tell me! We take tickets for 2 weeks to the Crimea from September 19. But we don’t know how to do everything - I wanted to swim in the sea, while it’s still warm, and see the sights =)
Please tell me! We take tickets for 2 weeks to the Crimea from September 19. But we don’t know how to do everything - I wanted to swim in the sea, while it’s still warm, and see the sights =)
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I would like to visit yalta, sevastopol, alushta, zander :) and still don’t know where it’s interesting :)
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answered 9 years ago
You will have time to see the sights at the end of September, usually it is not very comfortable to swim and sunbathe.
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answered 9 years ago
I recommend Koktebel. Hotel Lex. Well, or any other. From there you can go to Sudak and Novyi Svet. And a very beautiful track from Sudak to the South Coast.
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answered 9 years ago
What they listed is continuous crossings, you won’t really see anything. If we go to the east - then Koktebel, Feodosia, Novy Svet, well, Sudak is possible. And that's it! Another time - Miskhor, from there Yalta, Sevastopol, Balaklava, cable car to Ai-Petri, Vorontsovsky Park, Livadia, Massandra, Yusupov Palaces, Swallow's Nest, Nikitsky Garden. even Bakhchisarai is real in 2 weeks. Add a water park, marine animal theater, Crimean cave cities, the Grand Canyon, etc. There is no point in moving to the Crimea - it is better to settle down and see everything within half a day.
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answered 9 years ago
I still recommend not to spray. Or the Southern coast of Crimea or Eastern Crimea. South Coast - the end of September, warmer than in Eastern Crimea, because from the north the South Coast is closed by higher mountains than Eastern Crimea. Beautiful nature, many attractions. Big Yalta is the Vorontsovsky, Livadievsky palaces, Gurzuf, Miskhor and I will list many more, then we move on to Big Alushta - Partenit, the Utes region, there are the oldest parks in Crimea, Alushta itself. I visited Crimea often, I always swam all September. The sea cools very slowly. But the Eastern Crimea - Feodosia, Sudak, Novy Svet, Morskoye, leave it for another time, closer to summer. There is sometimes such a nuisance as northern winds driving the heated upper layer of water into the sea, cold water comes from the depths, and even in summer I got 12-15 degrees near the coast.
You can go to Sevastopol on a one-day excursion from the South Coast.
You can go to Sevastopol on a one-day excursion from the South Coast.
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answered 9 years ago
I just realized when the next time I go is still unknown, so I thought to see everything at once, of course, as you suggested, it will probably be more convenient)
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answered 9 years ago
I would advise you to choose a hotel on the southern coast of Crimea, not far from Yalta. The South Coast has the most interesting places, attractions and picturesque beaches of rare beauty. From there it will be convenient to travel.
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answered 9 years ago
I repeat. The nature of the South Coast is better, the climate is milder than the Eastern Crimea. Do not necessarily look for a hotel, you can find good apartments inexpensively, because the season is ending, there will be many offers. Yes, if the train is to Simferopol, do not rush to grab the first offers near the train, drive to the chosen place of rest.
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answered 9 years ago
If you stay in Yalta, then do not take apartments in the city center or near the embankment. The beaches are not very good, the water is dirty. For me, the Massandra region itself is that. And the sea is clean, and from the promenade 10 minutes drive. If you are not limited in funds - the Yalta-Intourist hotel. Own beach, pools with sea water, in my opinion, heated, one Olympic, the second and third for children. There will definitely be enough excursions in this area for a week, plus evening walks along the embankment.
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I also advise you to start your acquaintance with the Crimea by settling in the South Coast region. Be sure to visit Ai-Petri with a cable car lift, it is located 1 stop before Miskhor, you can climb it yourself, without an excursion, in the same place in the valley, there are small caves with stalactites, we went down to the Geographical cave, when leaving the cable car , pavilions with local cuisine worked, I advise you to try pilaf and pork kebab, we ate in pavilion No. 5, tasted wines, but it’s probably delicious everywhere, there is a market with local souvenirs, products made from sheep skins. Dress warmly in the mountains (windbreakers and trousers), there is a strong wind at the top, it is normal in the valley, but still it will be already September.
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answered 9 years ago
Instead of the battered South Coast, I invite you to at least a couple of days in Kerch. Ready to be a free tour guide.
City of 26 centuries. One of the few cities in the world where life has not stopped all the years of the existence of the city.
A huge number of attractions:
- Mithridates stairs and Mount Mithridates itself,
- Adzhimushkay quarries
- the famous Kerch fortress, built by Eduard Ivanovich Totleben. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, it was the most powerful fortification in the world. Even a few Kerchans were there and imagine the true scale of this fortress, located on an area of 250 hectares. Its peculiarity is that it is almost invisible from the sea or land.
and many more interesting things.
My name is Ruslan Solovyov, if you want, you can find me on Vkontakte, Facebook, Odnoklassniki.
City of 26 centuries. One of the few cities in the world where life has not stopped all the years of the existence of the city.
A huge number of attractions:
- Mithridates stairs and Mount Mithridates itself,
- Adzhimushkay quarries
- the famous Kerch fortress, built by Eduard Ivanovich Totleben. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, it was the most powerful fortification in the world. Even a few Kerchans were there and imagine the true scale of this fortress, located on an area of 250 hectares. Its peculiarity is that it is almost invisible from the sea or land.
and many more interesting things.
My name is Ruslan Solovyov, if you want, you can find me on Vkontakte, Facebook, Odnoklassniki.
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answered 9 years ago
I advise you to start acquaintance with the Crimea only from the South Coast. September is very warm and mild. The sea is warm, a huge number of attractions. This is the best region to start exploring Crimea.
My husband and I have been going on vacation only to the Crimea for five years. There are always different places, but a week is always in Sevastopol.
How can you call it a "beaten South Coast", maybe Ruslan should get out of his city and look at the "beaten" beauties, instead of trying to earn money with his "disinterestedness".
My husband and I have been going on vacation only to the Crimea for five years. There are always different places, but a week is always in Sevastopol.
How can you call it a "beaten South Coast", maybe Ruslan should get out of his city and look at the "beaten" beauties, instead of trying to earn money with his "disinterestedness".
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answered 9 years ago
Recommendations to you depend on how you get to the Crimea - by plane or by car.
The above tips to see Crimea in parts are justified. I have been going to Crimea since 2010 1-2 times a year, there are still places that we did not have time to visit. Crimea is very multifaceted for those who want to see it. South Coast with excellent excursion service You can sit your vacation in the crowd on a crowded beach and say that it was not interesting ...
P.S. Now the Kerch-Simferopol highway is being repaired, therefore, when leaving the eastern Crimea, it is now better to leave in advance (the delay can be about 1 hour, the Feodosia-Simferopol bus lays instead of 2 hours 20 minutes 3 hours 50 minutes). Be sure to take the money in cash or issue a PRO100 card for reserve
The above tips to see Crimea in parts are justified. I have been going to Crimea since 2010 1-2 times a year, there are still places that we did not have time to visit. Crimea is very multifaceted for those who want to see it. South Coast with excellent excursion service You can sit your vacation in the crowd on a crowded beach and say that it was not interesting ...
P.S. Now the Kerch-Simferopol highway is being repaired, therefore, when leaving the eastern Crimea, it is now better to leave in advance (the delay can be about 1 hour, the Feodosia-Simferopol bus lays instead of 2 hours 20 minutes 3 hours 50 minutes). Be sure to take the money in cash or issue a PRO100 card for reserve
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answered 9 years ago
In mid-September, it is better to settle in the Big Yalta area (it, like Sochi, stretches for many kilometers), the water can still hold out for about 20 degrees, although a sharp cooling is always possible (in 2013 the sea "fell" to 11 degrees, I had to wrap myself up in sweater jackets, even snow fell in the mountains). I no longer risk going after the 15th, unpredictably, staying in a hotel for tens of thousands of rubles? ... If you only walk around the sights, then you can. And so I personally think: in the morning - the sea, in the afternoon - a cultural program, trips. In any hotel you will be offered a bunch of different trips to all corners. But, you won’t cover everything, it’s better to get to know the South Shore for a start, then decide for yourself. Today, September seems to be warm, use the sea, this is "goal number 1". I wish you a warm and successful trip!
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answered 9 years ago
And I always try to escape in September. Children and students returned to school and institutes, their parents left with them, fewer people, the sun is not as hot as in summer, full of grapes, vegetables and fruits. I understand Perm, he needs to fry in the sun before winter, the heat in Zaporozhye awaits me in September (now 36 degrees in the shade). So, everyone has their own taste and color.
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answered 9 years ago
if you go to the occupied territory, then there will be a problem with the Schengen visa, come to us on Baikal, we will put out the taiga
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answered 9 years ago
we will fly with a friend to simferopol, and from there we will already move))) thank you very much for the advice !!!, otherwise I didn’t even know where to turn !! many wrote about yalta, so most likely we’ll go there)))) there from simferopol the bus goes to yalta ?
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answered 9 years ago
Oh don't even bother!
Offers in bulk .... Do not book anything, come to the place and see for yourself what you like, settle there Do not rush to the first available option in the private sector, pay only for a day or two, (no one will ever return the money either in the hotel or in the private sector ) if anything, change your place of residence. spoil the whole impression of the rest, get only by regular buses, fortunately, there are a lot of them on all routes.
In Gurzuf, be sure to take an excursion to the Chekhov House Museum, they read amazingly,
Vorontsovsky
Livadia, you can drive everything on a boat along the coast to see
Massandra cellars with a tour and tasting (this is a suburb of Yalta) by trolleybus
Cable car to the observation deck in Yalta cabins at sunset. Good luck
Offers in bulk .... Do not book anything, come to the place and see for yourself what you like, settle there Do not rush to the first available option in the private sector, pay only for a day or two, (no one will ever return the money either in the hotel or in the private sector ) if anything, change your place of residence. spoil the whole impression of the rest, get only by regular buses, fortunately, there are a lot of them on all routes.
In Gurzuf, be sure to take an excursion to the Chekhov House Museum, they read amazingly,
Vorontsovsky
Livadia, you can drive everything on a boat along the coast to see
Massandra cellars with a tour and tasting (this is a suburb of Yalta) by trolleybus
Cable car to the observation deck in Yalta cabins at sunset. Good luck
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answered 9 years ago
If you are flying, I don’t remember if minibuses go directly from the airport to Yalta. If they are not there, then by minibus to the railway station, there is a bus station on the forecourt, from where buses and minibuses go to all parts of Crimea. There is also a trolleybus stop to Yalta and Alushta. Everything is nearby.
There is Big Sochi in Russia. So in Crimea there is a big Yalta (coast from Gurzuf to Alupka) and Big Alushta (from Partenit to Alushta) the end of the season and there should be a lot of places. Therefore, booking now, this is a pig in a poke, they will tell you different things. station. In principle, I like Miskhor in the Yalta region. In Yalta, private housing is offered right at the trolleybus station and at the final minibus.
There is Big Sochi in Russia. So in Crimea there is a big Yalta (coast from Gurzuf to Alupka) and Big Alushta (from Partenit to Alushta) the end of the season and there should be a lot of places. Therefore, booking now, this is a pig in a poke, they will tell you different things. station. In principle, I like Miskhor in the Yalta region. In Yalta, private housing is offered right at the trolleybus station and at the final minibus.
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You can get from the airport to the bus station at the railway station by trolley bus (get out of the airport and across the road straight to the turning circle, after 50-100 m, the cost is about 20-30 rubles with luggage), you can also get to Yalta by trolley buses ( numbers will tell you at the ticket office of the stop), but in 3 hours, but the longest trolleybus route in the world :) A taxi ride is normal up to 2500 rubles. for all passengers, travel 1-1.5 hours.
It is convenient to spend the last days of the trip in Bakhchisarai, because. close to the airport and you can quickly get on the morning flight (I liked the Merab hotel, you need to book in advance; try Tatar cuisine in Musafir opposite the Khan's Palace; there are reviews and addresses of the hotel and cafe on tourist sites; you can ask for an inexpensive transfer at the hotel; from Yalta / Sevastopol to Bakhchisaray is cheaper to get by shuttle bus to the bus station and then by taxi).
It is convenient to spend the last days of the trip in Bakhchisarai, because. close to the airport and you can quickly get on the morning flight (I liked the Merab hotel, you need to book in advance; try Tatar cuisine in Musafir opposite the Khan's Palace; there are reviews and addresses of the hotel and cafe on tourist sites; you can ask for an inexpensive transfer at the hotel; from Yalta / Sevastopol to Bakhchisaray is cheaper to get by shuttle bus to the bus station and then by taxi).
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answered 9 years ago
Definitely, the South Coast is better since September 19, the weather always does not fail, but the Eastern or Western Crimea can already rain lightly. The Big Yalta area is the best. You can walk into the mountains on foot. And another time you can see remote beautiful places. You can’t see everything unambiguously in one trip.
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and tell me, the South Coast is only Yalta? in alushta and zander can the weather be colder?
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Throughout the Crimea, the temperature does not differ sharply, only in terms of precipitation and wind, it is more comfortable on the South Coast, because. mountains "hold back" the north wind.
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answered 9 years ago
Alushta is South Coast, Sudak Eastern Crimea. All sights that are visited for the first time are located in the Yalta region. Alushta is not far from Yalta. And a city with a developed infrastructure with many hotels, mini hotels for every budget, with good beaches. And the season lasts until the end of October in Alushta. Pike perch is worse. And in terms of location to the sights and beaches and the city is small, the season ends in September.
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In Sudak, one place is undoubtedly decent: the village. New World. By the way, there are permanent surveillance cameras, the picture can be viewed at any time "on-line" (website of video cameras of the Crimea).
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The microclimate of the southern coast of Crimea is slightly different from the East and West coasts due to the fact that the highest mountains cover from the northern winds, and also often from the clouds brought from the north. This is the warmest place in the Crimea (dry subtropics).
Therefore, in autumn, when the sea has not yet cooled down and additionally accumulates heat on the South Coast, this is the best option for relaxing in the Crimea.
Therefore, in autumn, when the sea has not yet cooled down and additionally accumulates heat on the South Coast, this is the best option for relaxing in the Crimea.
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