Yalta is one of the most famous resorts in Crimea, an ancient city with Genoese and Turkic roots. The wonderful Crimean air, architecture of the 17-19 centuries, an interesting history and a very favorable geographical position have made this resort a favorite for many generations.
Instructions
Step 1
You can relax in Yalta in several ways, the first of which is buying a comprehensive tour at travel agencies in your city. At the moment, tours to Yalta are offered by several large tour operators. In this case, the cost of rest includes flight or train travel, hotel or boarding house, insurance. The advantage of this type of vacation can be considered the relative simplicity of booking in the agency, the disadvantages include the lack of a good choice of hotel.
Step 2
An independent trip to Yalta begins with booking tickets. Regular flights of various airlines fly from Moscow and some other cities of Russia to Simferopol, neighboring Yalta. You can book them through any aggregator site or on the website of the airline itself, or you can buy them from the sales department of the company in the city of departure. For high season (May to September), tickets must be booked in advance (at least 2-3 months before the possible departure date).
Step 3
After booking tickets, it is necessary to resolve the issue of accommodation for the duration of the vacation. There are a lot of hotels in Yalta, besides them there are boarding houses, sanatoriums and private rooms, apartments and houses for every taste. An aggregator site or any intermediary agency will also help you book a hotel. You can book and pay for the hotel directly through the website. Finding accommodation on site during the high season is difficult, but possible. Fans of active tourism can pitch their tents right on the seashore, a little further from the city's public beaches.
Step 4
Rest in Yalta is impossible without visiting local attractions. The most famous place, which once became a symbol of the city, is the Swallow's Nest - a castle-style house built on a rock in the Yalta village of Gaspra. In the city itself, you can visit a large number of churches of different religions, including Catholic cathedrals, take a cable car to the Darsan hill, which offers a panoramic view of Yalta and the sea, walk around various museums. In the vicinity of the city there are such attractions as the Livadia and Vorontsov palaces, the Dulber palace, etc.
Step 5
Meals in Yalta are standard for the Black Sea coast: there are restaurants with Caucasian, European and Russian cuisine, Japanese cafes and bars are opening, there is a network of fast food establishments.
