In the light of recent political and economic events, recreation in Crimea has become more affordable for Russian citizens. Many tourists have decided to spend their next vacation on this particular peninsula.
Instructions
Step 1
It is best to go to Crimea in early summer. At this time, there are not so many tourists on the beaches, and travel agencies have not yet set the maximum prices. So you can save a significant amount of money.
Step 2
The climate for the most part in Crimea is moderate, there are no sharp changes. Very soft air, humid on the coast and more dry away from the sea. The sun shines here almost all year round, even the nights in Crimea are warm and bright, and the sea is gentle and warm. You can swim from May to October.
Step 3
You can see in Crimea first of all famous sights, for example, the Swallow's Nest. This is an amazing dacha, built in 1910-1912 in the form of an old castle on the steep cliff of Cape Ai-Todor near Yalta. This dacha was built in the Western European style by Baron Vladimir Rudolfovich Steingel. Later, a restaurant was opened here, which pleases visitors to this day.
Step 4
Another great attraction is the Massandra Palace. Initially, they began to build this building for Prince Vorontsov S. M., but less than a year later it was bought and completed for Emperor Alexander III. In Soviet times there was a government dacha here, and now it is a museum. The building was built in a very picturesque area next to the mountains and surrounded by forest.
Step 5
Among the unusual natural attractions, it is worth visiting the great Marble Cave. It was discovered quite recently in 1987, but now it is of great value and interest for scientists and tourists from all over the world. It is located at an altitude of about 920 meters above sea level, it is quite cold in it, only about 8 degrees. For excursions, special roads have been laid, lighting has been provided.
