The amazing Tarkhankut Peninsula in the west of Crimea attracts more and more tourists every year. White cliffs, bays with crystal clear water, immense steppe expanses – all this is breath-taking. Everyone, who comes here, receives an unforgettable experience and a tremendous charge of energy. At the peak of the holiday season, we decided to show the photo gallery what the vacation on Cape Tarkhankut is like.
Vacations on Tarkhankut: the Kingdom of "Wild Life" in Western Crimea
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The main difference of Tarkhankut from other regions of Crimea is snow-white steep cliffs cut by numerous bays, natural grottoes and arches.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Due to the remoteness from civilization, Tarkhankut is in demand among tourists − lovers of recreation in "wild life" style.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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For those who are not ready to completely abandon the benefits of the XXI century during their vacation, there are auto camping sites on the cape.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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The sea here is mostly deep. But there are also places where children can swim.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Tarkhankut is a great place for diving.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Lovers of outdoor activities can also go on a boat trip – to go around the picturesque coast on a motor-boat.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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During such a trip, tourists without leaving the boat can look into the grottoes and caves of Tarkhankut.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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There are many places on the cape where you can take an interesting selfie.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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For example, tourists like to take pictures near the lighthouse built in 1816.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Vacationers are also sure to take pictures near the sculpture ‘The Thinker’. It symbolizes the unity of nature and man.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Another attraction of Tarkhankut is the chapel of St. Nicholas.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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The "Bowl of Love" is A must to visit. There is a belief that lovers must jump into it holding hands and if they do not lose their clasp – they will live a happy family life.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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There are cafés on Tarkhankut where you can taste the Black Sea cuisine.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Fish and seafood are caught near the shores of the cape.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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You can get to Tarkhankut only by personal transport or by a tourist bus.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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The main difference of Tarkhankut from other regions of Crimea is snow-white steep cliffs cut by numerous bays, natural grottoes and arches.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Due to the remoteness from civilization, Tarkhankut is in demand among tourists − lovers of recreation in "wild life" style.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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For those who are not ready to completely abandon the benefits of the XXI century during their vacation, there are auto camping sites on the cape.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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The sea here is mostly deep. But there are also places where children can swim.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Tarkhankut is a great place for diving.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Lovers of outdoor activities can also go on a boat trip – to go around the picturesque coast on a motor-boat.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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During such a trip, tourists without leaving the boat can look into the grottoes and caves of Tarkhankut.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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There are many places on the cape where you can take an interesting selfie.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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For example, tourists like to take pictures near the lighthouse built in 1816.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Vacationers are also sure to take pictures near the sculpture ‘The Thinker’. It symbolizes the unity of nature and man.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Another attraction of Tarkhankut is the chapel of St. Nicholas.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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The "Bowl of Love" is A must to visit. There is a belief that lovers must jump into it holding hands and if they do not lose their clasp – they will live a happy family life.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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There are cafés on Tarkhankut where you can taste the Black Sea cuisine.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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Fish and seafood are caught near the shores of the cape.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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You can get to Tarkhankut only by personal transport or by a tourist bus.
Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea / Svetlana Maltseva
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