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Where in the Carpathians in the summer you can swim and sunbathe
We want to go with my husband to the Carpathians for the first time in the summer, besides the mountains, we are interested in a beach holiday, which village / city is the most suitable for this, so that it would be close to a reservoir / river.
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The real place in the Carpathians is almost the same - this is the Treble-Ritskaya hydroelectric power station or the Vilshansky reservoir. This is the same. The rest of the reservoirs are icy mountain rivers and streams - you can swim, but it's hard to call it a beach holiday - both shallow and cold, and stones. Mountain lakes are all icy and they are high in the mountains. The mountain lakes accessible to mass tourists are the same, also icy, but most importantly, it is forbidden to swim there and this is monitored and fined. If we consider Transcarpathia, then there are already plenty of places for swimming. But these are not mountains at all.
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answered 13 years ago
as an option, you can look for places with an outdoor pool (in the Transcarpathian region I know for sure Voevodyno, Perlyna Karpat sanatorium, private boarding houses near the sanatorium Sunny Transcarpathia). Of the natural beaches, there is also a salt lake in Solotvyno - Tyachevsky district of Transcarpathia, there are also salt mines for the treatment of respiratory diseases. There are also pools there.
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Mindal85
answered 13 years ago
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Mountain rivers are usually very shallow, especially in summer. Although, when snow melts, they can overflow so much that they overflow from the channels. Therefore, Transcarpathians prefer to swim somewhere on dams, or near waterfalls. By the way, Shipit waterfall (Pylypets resort, Mezhgorsky district) is one of the most famous.
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Mindal85
answered 13 years ago
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There are no more salt mines in Solotvyno - it has flooded irrevocably. And there is a lake, but the Carpathians and Transcarpathia are two big differences. There are a lot of lakes in Transcarpathia, but there are no mountains either. So, mounds in places.
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answered 13 years ago
Synevir in Transcarpathia. Tereble-Rikskaya HPP in Transcarpathia. And there are mountains in Transcarpathia! Hoverla, Borzhava mountain meadow ... Look at the map - Rakhiv, Mizhhirya, Volovets, V.-Bereznyansky districts ... Solotvyno - yes, not in the mountains, on the hills. But the water is such that you can lie on the water without a mattress - a huge density.
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Mindal85
answered 13 years ago
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Transcarpathian region (and Ivano-Frankosk region) and Transcarpathia (and Carpathians) are not the same ;-)
Lazeshchina is one thing and Beregovo is quite another. When a person says the Carpathians, then he probably means the mountains, and not the Carpathian or Transcarpathian regions, and there, and there, in fact, there are no mountains. It so happened that the Carpathians are a mountainous part, and near and behind are no longer mountains, but in front of the mountains and behind the mountains.
And if the region were, say, Uzhgorod, then Transcarpathia would still be called slightly hilly territories behind the Carpathian mountains ...
I would not be very happy if I came to some Teresva or Solotvyno if I wanted to swim in a mountain lake ;-)
Although, on the other hand, there are people who, having returned from Mukachevo, believe that they have been to the Carpathians ...
I would not recommend Solotvyno, since there is nothing to do besides the lake, but there are a lot of people - "already teeming." Not a resort, in short. The mine is no more. It's a pity
Lazeshchina is one thing and Beregovo is quite another. When a person says the Carpathians, then he probably means the mountains, and not the Carpathian or Transcarpathian regions, and there, and there, in fact, there are no mountains. It so happened that the Carpathians are a mountainous part, and near and behind are no longer mountains, but in front of the mountains and behind the mountains.
And if the region were, say, Uzhgorod, then Transcarpathia would still be called slightly hilly territories behind the Carpathian mountains ...
I would not be very happy if I came to some Teresva or Solotvyno if I wanted to swim in a mountain lake ;-)
Although, on the other hand, there are people who, having returned from Mukachevo, believe that they have been to the Carpathians ...
I would not recommend Solotvyno, since there is nothing to do besides the lake, but there are a lot of people - "already teeming." Not a resort, in short. The mine is no more. It's a pity
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