PhotosKaradag Nature Reserve: Taming volcanoesKara Dag, an extinct volcano, offers a unique hiking experience and an opportunity to see Red Data Book flowers and oak groves thriving among harsh rocks and steep cliffs overlooking the foaming sea.
PhotosCrimean menu: Tour of local delicacies in picturesFruit, vegetables, wine, Eastern and Russian cuisines. Before travelling to Crimea, you should plan out your gastronomic route in advance: there is a lot to sample.
PhotosCrimean wineries: Eternal valuesCrimea has much to offer to wine enthusiasts. It is worth taking a dedicated tour to immerse yourself in the history of winemaking and the variety of flavours: from the eastern bouquets of Solnechnaya Dolina to the dry sparkling wines of Sevastopol, from indigenous grapes of ancient Greece to today’s high-tech plants.
PhotosCrimea’s architectural landmarksHere, like nowhere else in the world, the palaces of Crimean Khans, Russian Tsars and the Russian Empire’s wealthiest families stand side by side. Extraordinary examples of world architecture, they tell the story of the peninsula’s rich and diverse heritage.
PhotosSpring – the time to visit CrimeaCrimea is beautiful at any time of year but in spring visitors are captivated by the eye-catching almond blossoms and blooming snowdrops. Here we have put together all the colours of the Crimean spring.
PhotosLiving museum: Crimean zoos’ inhabitantsSafari in the Crimean steppe and exotic animals in Yalta make Crimean animal parks a must-visit destination. Their collection is among the best in Russia.
PhotosCrimea: Fishing for sea gold with a cameraTasting delicious Black Sea fish is one of the main goals both for foodies and dedicated fishermen travelling to Crimea. Click on the link to see a photo showcasing the romantic appeal of fishing in Crimea.
PhotosLost in the mountains: Crimean cave monasteriesCrimean cave monasteries were established in the Middle Ages. They are still inhabited by monks hidden away from the world in the mountain gorges, amid the rocks, forests and ancient fortresses between Sevastopol and Bakhchisarai. Here, the present meets the long-standing traditions of the early Christians in Crimea.
PhotosYalta in summer: A seaside gemRich in palaces and parks, historic mansions, Soviet retro chic and modern five-star hotels, Yalta is a leading brand when it comes to Crimean resorts. It is a must-see destination for everyone travelling to Crimea.
PhotosOpuk Nature Reserve: Martian lake with tulips in bloomOne of the most mysterious sites on the peninsula, the nature reserve has the 185-metre high Mount Opuk, Cape Opuk, Koyash Lake which is rich in therapeutic mud, and a stretch of the Black Sea coast.
PhotosThe whole color of BakhchisaraiYou don’t need a time machine to get immersed in the Crimean Tatar atmosphere of the 16th century – just plan a trip to Bakhchisarai and visit the Khan’s Palace.
PhotosArtek: The land of idyllic childhoodToday, this is one of the biggest children’s centres in the world, with parks occupying 102 hectares of its total area of 218 hectares. The centre offers unforgettable holidays for children at its seven kilometres of beaches, 10 camps and various educational and sports centres.
PhotosKerch: A virtual tour of the oldest cityFollowing Crimea’s reunification with Russia, Kerch became a world-famous location. The newly built Crimean Bridge allows travellers to explore this ancient city, its heritage, military glory and the warm atmosphere of a seaside town.
PhotosGeneralskiye beaches: The Coast of a Thousand BaysEncompassing 26 kilometres of coves, gently sloping sandy beaches and a smooth seabed, Generalskiye beaches are a mecca for everyone who enjoys nature holidays.