Holidays on the southern coast of Crimea are holidays in Crimea in its classical sense: Yalta, Massandra, Gurzuf... Ancient seaside beaches, parks and embankments, architectural monuments different eras, palaces and estates - all this can be found in every seaside town on the southern coast of Crimea. And rest on southern resorts Crimea is considered the most “Crimean”.

This tourist region has the most developed infrastructure: cafes and restaurants, shops and shopping centers, children's entertainment areas. Accommodation options are for every taste: from small rooms in the private sector to luxurious cottages, sanatoriums or hotel rooms on the southern coast of Crimea.

Climate and weather

Main attractions

Fans of excursion trips will be more than satisfied - on the southern coast of Crimea there are a lot of attractions that form the basis of any excursion program.

Coast Southern Crimea famous for being the basis have a nice rest: hospitable hotels, clean beaches, a wide selection of entertainment and excursions. Vivid holiday impressions on the south coast are guaranteed!

Stretching from Foros to Sudak. Nowadays, the South Coast has everything you need for have a great holiday: sanatoriums, children's camps, hotels and campsites; The beaches are equipped with water entertainment centers. The audience is very diverse - families with children, avid party-goers, and those who want to enrich themselves with new knowledge and impressions on vacation are comfortable here.

For young travelers there are water parks, zoos, aquariums, dolphinariums and even a crocodile farm. The largest selection of entertainment for young people is in big cities. There are bars and clubs on the beaches and embankments, and beach and foam parties take place at night. For those who cannot imagine a vacation without excursions, the South Coast is full of architectural and natural attractions - palaces, peaks, observation decks, cable cars. And the famous Swallow's Nest is also here.

Resorts of the Southern Coast of Crimea

South coast- the hottest and most popular part of the peninsula among tourists. It stretches from Cape Aya in Balaklava to Mount Kara-Dag in Sudak and unites about 20 cities and towns. The central region of the southern coast - Greater Yalta - includes Yalta and Alupka, as well as several smaller resorts: Gurzuf, Gaspra, Simeiz, Foros and others. Tourists come here for recreational and beach holidays, diluted excursion program. Local health resorts treat pulmonary, cardiovascular and nervous diseases, and the beaches have everything you need for a comfortable stay.

For the abundance of palaces and cathedrals, Greater Yalta was nicknamed the cultural treasury of Crimea.

One vacation is not enough to explore its many palaces, mansions and cathedrals. Inspection of historical sights can be alternated with a visit to the Skazka Zoo, Nikitsky Botanical Garden, Massandra Winery and Atlantis Water Park.

Lovers active rest They can walk along mountain trails, take a horseback ride, learn the basics of diving or engage in caving.

Similar recreational conditions are offered by neighboring Bolshaya Alushta. However, it is not so crowded, which attracts families with children. Most eastern resort South Coast, Sudak, has become a Mecca for divers who liked its water area with underwater caves, grottoes and tunnels. Interesting objects there are also on land. For example, the famous Genoese fortress, where the annual festival of knightly art “Genoese Helmet” takes place.

Another favorite place for divers is Balaclava. It's calm resort town, where the main entertainment is related to the sea - beach holiday, fishing, yachting and others. On both sides of Balaklava Bay there are semi-wild rocky beaches with clear water.

The most atmospheric resort on the southern coast is Koktebel. Creative youth traditionally gather here and various thematic festivals are held. From active species paragliding and aeronautics are developed sports.

How to get to the Southern Coast of Crimea

Travel time by bus depends not only on the mileage, but also on the number of stops. Thus, a direct flight from Simferopol to Yalta will take only 1.5 hours and cost approximately 250 RUB. The same route with all stops will take 2.5 hours.

Trolleybuses are also in demand among tourists. The most popular route is Simferopol - Yalta, it is chosen for the picturesque views Black Sea coast. The trip lasts almost 2.5 hours, the fare costs 145 RUB. Yalta is also connected by trolleybus service to Alushta and Krasnokamenka. These flights are served by the Crimea Trolleybus company (office site). It also launched Aeroexpress trains from the airport to the railway station in Simferopol in 2015. In high season they run at 10-minute intervals, the maximum ticket price is 50 RUB. An alternative to buses and trolleybuses is private minibuses. Travel on them is not much more expensive than on buses, but time costs are reduced by 1.5-2 times.

Tickets are sold at bus station ticket offices or directly on the transport. Baggage transportation must be paid separately. There are no problems with public transport inside the resorts of the South Coast, as well as outside them. Regular flights connect all city districts, the fare ranges from 10 to 15 RUB. In small villages like Partenit public transport no, you will have to travel on foot, by taxi or by bicycle.

Rent a Car

It’s more comfortable to explore the resorts and attractions of the Southern Coast of Crimea by car - you don’t need to connect public transport flights and depend on programs group excursions. It is convenient to start the journey from Sevastopol, where the road goes from Simferopol through Bakhchisarai. A mountain highway with serpentine leads to the Feodosia region from the Crimean capital all the way to Koktebel. In general, the roads in this part of Crimea are quite good and safe; there are no such steep serpentines as in the Caucasus. IN major cities and there are traffic jams on intercity highways during the high season. You can find free parking, but at most attractions you will have to pay for parking - 50-60 RUB per hour.

You can rent a car at Simferopol airport or book in advance online. There are international (Rentalcars, Futoeurope, Hertz and others) or local (Bas-rent and Avtoprokat-krym.rf) rental offices in the region. The cost of renting a budget foreign car in June-August will cost at least 1,500 RUB/day. During the off-season, prices drop to 800-900 RUB. Read more about the features of car rental in Crimea.

Hotels

There is a large selection of accommodation options on the South Coast - hotels of different star ratings, boarding houses, recreation centers, campsites, hostels, private houses and apartments. The largest number of rooms and the highest prices are in Yalta, where the most luxurious hotels in the region are located. Per night in high season you will have to pay 6,000 - 15,000 RUB for two. If you want privacy, you can rent a house or townhouse. The price range is wide - from 3,000 for a double room to 35,000 RUB for a cottage for 10-12 people per day. For a night in an economy class room in a private hotel or boarding house they will ask for a minimum of 2000-2500 RUB.

Those who want to save money and stay in Yalta should look for available places in hostels - 600-1000 RUB per bed in a shared room.

The cost of living in villages in the vicinity of Yalta and Alushta is somewhat lower. There, for 1500 RUB you can book a room with private amenities and air conditioning. In a boarding house, this price often includes a minimum set of health treatments and meals. Similar prices for housing in Sudak, Koktebel and Balaklava.

For lovers of outdoor recreation, guarded campsites are equipped along the entire coast. Accommodation in your own tent costs on average 250-300 RUB, a place for a car - 200 RUB. The price includes the use of shower and toilet.

Beaches of the South Coast

South Coast - a strip of land stretching between the ridges Crimean mountains and the Black Sea. In the widest places it does not exceed 8 km. Due to the peculiarities of the relief, the beaches in this part of the peninsula are narrow, small-pebble, mostly of artificial origin. There is no silt at the bottom, so the water in the sea is clean and transparent. Pollution levels are low even within the city limits major resorts- Yalta and Alushta.

The cleanest water is in Foros - thanks to two powerful currents it is constantly renewed.

Most beaches are oriented towards a comfortable, civilized holiday. For those who care about infrastructure, the coast of Yalta is suitable - the beaches of Central, Dolphin, Massandrovsky, Nikitsky and others. Admission to them is free. On the territory there are cafes, restaurants, rental of beach paraphernalia and sports equipment, water activities, and on Massandrovsky there are even boutiques and a VIP zone. Renting a bungalow costs 500 RUB per hour or 1,500 RUB per day, renting an umbrella will cost at least 100 RUB, and a sun lounger will cost at least 200 RUB. Tourists with children will enjoy the uncrowded beaches. Maurice Thorez and Livadia with a gentle entrance to the water. As an alternative, you can consider the coast of Alushta, which is distinguished by a wide and clean coastal strip.

Wild deep-sea beaches can be found in the bays and capes of the western part of Greater Yalta: in Simeiz at the foot of the Swan rock, in Love Bay east of Alushta, in Dvuyakhkornaya and Lisya bays near Koktebel. On some of them you won’t be able to stay alone - in Fox Bay informals and nudists gather.

Of the semi-wild beaches, Rainbow in the Alupka area and Yashmovy near Cape Fiolent, between Balaklava and Sevastopol, deserve attention. The latter attracts tourists with beautiful views and clear water.

Diving

Divers come to the South Coast for the picturesque underwater landscapes, wrecks and ancient artifacts. One of best places for diving - Cape Meganom near Sudak. The water here is clean and transparent, even inclement weather will not interfere with the exploration of grottoes, niches, caves and tunnels. An equally interesting landscape and underwater lake can be seen in Robber Bay near Novy Svet. Nearby is Love Bay, an ideal place for beginners and family diving. Ancient artifacts and wrecks of ancient ships rest at the bottom of Zelenaya Bay. Cape Aya near Balaklava is also popular among divers. In addition to caves and grottoes, they are attracted by the bulk carrier "Vinovoz" and "Alley of Anchors". In the Yalta area, karst caves under the Swallow's Nest and fragments of ships are interesting.

There are dive centers in every more or less large resort town. Most of them specialize in test dives and equipment rental. The average cost of a dive is 2500 RUB, which includes equipment, instructions, transfer and the swim itself. Renting a package of equipment will cost 1200-1500 RUB.

Treatment on the South Coast

The healing properties of the South Coast climate have long been known; back in the 19th century, health resorts were built here to treat tuberculosis and bronchopulmonary diseases. Also, staying here will benefit people suffering from hypertension, vascular diseases of the brain, neurocircular dystonia, or having problems with the functions of the musculoskeletal system. Several institutions are focused on the rehabilitation of children with cerebral palsy. The most unusual technique in this area is dolphin therapy. It is used in the Partenita Dolphinarium and several other resorts. Most health resorts and sanatoriums are open year-round.

Scientists claim that there are only two places on our planet where the air is so saturated with ions and phytoncides that it can cure many diseases - this is Cote d'Azur in France and South Coast.

The range of treatment procedures depends on the specific resort and institution. Most people use mud therapy using Saki mud, circular showers, massages, pearl baths, aromatherapy and physical therapy. Some health resorts have swimming pools with sea or fresh water. The price per day in the South Coast resorts varies from 2500 to 8000 RUB. The price includes accommodation, three dietary meals a day, classes in gyms and swimming pools and a range of wellness treatments.

What to bring

Among the banal magnets and souvenirs made from shells at resorts you can find very unique things. Jewelry and crafts made from juniper and beech growing on the peninsula are sold everywhere. Local craftsmen use them to make coasters for dishes, figurines, combs and much more. Prices start from 100 RUB. And in Yalta you can find authentic jewelry self made from ancient Crimean pine from the “We are Scythians” workshop.

Before buying souvenirs, make sure that they are authentic and not brought from China - at a minimum, check if the label says “Made in China”.

Among edibles, teas and medicinal herbs growing on the slopes of the Crimean mountains are in demand. And also jam from figs or rose petals. Another one business card YuBK - Massandra wines. You can buy and try them during a tour of the plant in Massandra or in branded stores in Yalta, Alushta, Alupka and other resort cities. On average, a bottle of vintage wine will cost 500-700 RUB.

Cuisine and restaurants of the South Coast

The cuisine of Crimea is a peculiar mix of Tatar, Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian, Mediterranean and Asian cuisines. The menus of restaurants and cafes are full of names of well-known dishes. In the local eateries you can taste borscht, dumplings, lagman, shish kebab, pilaf, Greek salad, dolma, cabbage rolls, oriental sweets and Massandra wines. Chefs often interpret traditional dishes in their own way using local products and herbs, which gives them a new, unusual taste.

South Coast restaurants attract tourists with colorful interiors and panoramic views. For aesthetic pleasure, it is worth visiting “Uchan-Su” next to the waterfall of the same name, the restaurant “Old Crimea” on the 12th km of the Yalta-Alushta highway, the fusion cafe “Orange” in Yalta or the gastrobar “Cousteau” at the end station of the Yalta-Alushta cable car. Slide.

Prices for food depend on the resort and the level of the restaurant; Yalta is considered the most expensive on the South Coast in this regard. A snack at a shawarma, pancake or other fast food outlet will cost about 200 RUB for two. Average bill for lunch in a cozy cafe with national cuisine will be 500-1000 RUB. In expensive restaurants you will have to leave about 3000 RUB.

Entertainment and attractions

Unique natural and architectural monuments are concentrated on the southern coast of Crimea. To see at least half of them, you will have to drive along the entire coast. Among the places that you must visit, it is worth noting the Swallow's Nest castle in the village of Gaspra. This structure, located on a 40-meter steep cliff, has become a symbol of the peninsula. Another iconic place with amazing panoramic view- Gazebo of the winds in Gurzuf. It is located on a rocky ledge at the top of Shaan-Kaya on the territory of the Crimean Nature Reserve.

The first two served as a summer residence for members of the royal family. Now there are paid museum exhibitions inside. Entrance to the parks adjacent to the palaces is free. Livadia is periodically closed for official events; on these days you can walk to the palace of the Emir of Bukhara, which stands nearby.

Uchan-Su, and between Alushta and Sudak, in the valley of the Sotera River, the Geyser Waterfall is hidden. This place is also famous for the bizarre geological monument Stone Mushrooms.

Fans of active recreation will be interested in walking along Mount Ayu-Dag, where hiking leads a tourist route from Partenit. It goes through observation deck, from which it opens beautiful view to the Black Sea, and descends to secluded beaches at the foot. An equally interesting route begins in Sudak and goes through the Alchak-Kaya protected area. Those who prefer leisurely walks in nature will enjoy the Nikitsky Botanical Garden and the Skazka Zoo, where about 120 species of animals live, the Sea Aquarium operates, admission ticket for an adult it costs 500 RUB. Or a trip to the Yalta Crocodilarium, where you can see more than 100 species of crocodiles, turtles, lizards, reptiles and other reptiles and amphibians. Older children will be interested in the Alushta park “Crimea in Miniature”. On its territory under open air copies of the main Crimean attractions, reduced by 12 times, were recreated.

Weather

The weather on the South Coast is different from the rest of the peninsula. Thanks to the Crimean Mountains, which reliably shelter resorts from cold winds, the local climate is reminiscent of the Mediterranean and subtropics. The hot, dry summer lasts from May to October. However, it is more easily tolerated here than in resort towns Italy and Spain. Freshness is brought by the breeze blowing from the sea and mountains.

The hottest time is mid to late summer. In September the temperatures drop - a good time to get a bronze tan without burning. The sea, on the contrary, warms up to its maximum level. Comes into force in November warm winter with rain and thick fog. In April it becomes spring-like warm, and in May Crimeans already take their first swims.

In the last century, a vacation on the southern coast of Crimea was considered a great success. A climate close to the Mediterranean, not very hot summers, low humidity, mountains that reliably protect coastal resorts from cold steppe winds, parks, palaces and, of course, the sea, all this makes the resorts of the Southern Coast of Crimea a completely unique place.

After perestroika, Russians had an alternative - holidays in Egypt and Turkey, which were incomparably higher in terms of comfort. This opportunity pushed the wonderful Crimean resorts into the shadows.

But the unbearably hot summer in Egypt and Turkey, the change in the status of Crimea, again attracted the attention of tourists to this unique domestic place.

We will get acquainted with the resorts of the South Coast.

Alushta

Like most cities of Crimea, Alushta appeared in the Byzantine era, in the 6th century AD. For a long time it was an important fortified point for the Byzantines, Khazars, Genoese, and Turks.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Alushta became popular resort, where you can not only enjoy the beautiful warm sea, but also see many attractions in the city itself and its surroundings.

Alushta Church of All Saints and Fyodor Stratelates is completely unique - it was built in the style of an English church with Gothic elements.

There is another one in Alushta interesting place, which makes it possible to see Crimea in miniature. We are talking about the park “Crimea in Miniature”. Here you can see all the most famous monuments Crimea: temples, palaces, fortresses, museums.

Alushta offers a lot of accommodation options in hotels, guest houses, villas, cottages, and the private sector.
But many of the most comfortable hotels are located a few kilometers from the sea.

Alushta relatively inexpensive resort. In the period from June to August, prices for a two-room apartment for 2-4 people are in the range of 1000-2000 rubles (June) and 1500-3000 rubles (July - August).

The range of prices for accommodation in a double hotel room is very large: from 1,500 to 12,700 rubles.
This is due to the fact that recently many new hotels have been built for year-round use, with luxurious rooms, a heated pool and many other amenities.

Gurzuf

The wonderful narrow streets of old Gurzuf always set the mood for relaxation.
This part of the city is small, but very picturesque.

Magnificent ancient parks full of shady corners, old, huge trees, fountains also perfectly complement a holiday by the sea.

The view of Mount Ayu-Dag and the mountains surrounding the small but cozy resort are magnificent.

There are several sanatoriums in Gurzuf, which allows you not only to relax, but also to receive treatment. Today, these sanatoriums are available to everyone and make reservations directly, without intermediaries.

Gurzuf is a very popular holiday destination. Therefore, many websites provide information about rental housing.

The range of prices for a double room in hotels in Gurzuf is amazing: from 1,700 rubles to 17,000 rubles. Such a high price is offered by one of the new luxury hotels in the village with three swimming pools, rooms with sea views and high-quality service.

In the private sector, summer prices range from 1200-1800 rubles in June to 1600-2300 rubles in July-August.

Yalta

Once in Yalta, you immediately understand that this is not a simple resort, but a large, metropolitan city.
South Capital Crimea is located on three hills on the shores of Yalta Bay.

The cozy valley is surrounded by the Crimean Mountains, protecting the city from cold weather. northern winds.

There are more sunny days a year in Yalta than in famous resorts San Remo, Cannes and Nice. The city is at the same latitude as the Italian cities of Genoa and Ravenna.

Already at the beginning of the 20th century, Yalta was a large and popular resort. In the center you can still see the historical buildings of the famous Oreanda and Bristol hotels, which are more than 100 years old.

As a real capital, Yalta has its own flag, coat of arms and anthem.

IN summer season Many famous singers come here, theater troupes give performances at the city theater named after A.P. Chekhov.

The Yalta embankment, restored in recent years, goes into the Primorsky Park. In a small but well-kept park, there are monuments to M. Gorky and A. Chekhov.

By the middle of the 20th century, the natural beaches of Yalta practically ceased to exist, destroyed by landslides from the mountains.

As a result of large-scale restoration work, retaining walls and groins were installed, between which a huge amount of rubble was filled.

Today, all the beaches of Yalta are artificial, they are not threatened by mud flows and landslides. But, limited to the embankment, they are small and crowded during the season.

Relaxing in Yalta, with its large port, flows of cars and buses, crowds of tourists coming from other cities of Crimea, is a pleasure for lovers of noisy, party life.

There are many hotels in Yalta of different price categories and offers from the private sector.

Accommodation in a double standard hotel room will cost from 2,400 rubles to 11,000 rubles per day in the summer season.
The price of luxury apartments reaches 62,000 rubles per day.

Apartments in the private sector in the city center and near the sea are very expensive in the summer season.
A one-room apartment for 2 people costs from 2,000 rubles to 7,000 rubles per day, a two-room apartment costs from 3,000 rubles to 8,000 rubles.

There are a lot of offers, but as summer approaches, the choice becomes less and less.
The principle, the farther from the sea, the cheaper it is, is strictly observed. Reservations are made only through websites.

Alupka

17 kilometers from Yalta, in the area of ​​the so-called Big Yalta, there is a small, cozy city Alupka.
Its first Russian owner was Prince Grigory Potemkin.

At the beginning of the 19th century, Alupka became the property of M. Vorontsov. The palace, built by M. Vorontsov, and the adjacent park are the main attractions of the city.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Alupka became a popular resort. Many sanatoriums were built here, in which such celebrities as F. Chaliapin, S. Rachmaninov, M. Gorky, V. Bryusov willingly rested.

The magnificent views of Alupka inspired many artists who willingly worked here. Among them are such celebrities as I. Shishkin, V. Surikov, A. Kuindzhi.

The excellent climate of Alupka was the reason for the creation here of a huge landscape park, a true work of park art. The park contains a large number of subtropical plants.

Alupka stretches along the sea and has 29 pebble beaches.
Of these, 6 beaches are free, public, the rest of the beaches are medical and “attached” to numerous sanatoriums in the city. Almost all beaches are artificial and quite narrow.

In Alupka, 23 hotels offer their services to vacationers. Prices are noticeably lower than in Yalta.

So a 2-bed room for the summer period costs from 1850 to 4250 rubles per day, depending on the location of the hotel from the sea.

The private sector is also cheaper than in Yalta. In summer, a one-room apartment can be rented for from 2,000 to 3,500 rubles.
The price is not always announced and is often only available upon request.
Viewing options, booking and payment occurs only through the sites.

Foros

The village of Foros is separated from Yalta by only 42 km, but the contrast with the noisy and crowded Yalta is striking. Foros is a very quiet and cozy place to relax. The westernmost village of the southern coast, from which the road to the Baydar Gate, to the steppe Crimea, begins.

Foros is one of the oldest settlements on the southern coast of Crimea, founded by the Greeks in the 5th century BC.

The word Foros is also Greek, meaning lighthouse or duty, tax. After joining Russia, Foros was a run-down Tatar village for a long time.

At the end of the 19th century, millionaire and “tea king” A. Kuznetsov built an estate here. At his expense, the Foros Church of the Resurrection was built in memory of the miraculous salvation of the royal family in a train accident.

To build the church, they chose a unique place - the steep Red Rock. The rock stands separately from the mountain range and is surrounded by forest. As a result, it seems that the church is floating above the ground.

The temple was built in the Byzantine style, using a special brick - plinth. Sofia-Kyiv and Russian stone temples of the pre-Mongol period were built from such bricks.

The lost interior decoration was luxurious: Byzantine ornaments on the walls, mosaic floors and magnificent icons. The Resurrection Church is a symbol not only of Foros, but of the entire Crimea.
The palace of A. Kuznetsov and the park surrounding it are real masterpieces of architecture and landscape art.

There are several beaches in Foros - paid departmental and free. They are all pebbly.

Strong currents pass along the coast, which makes the water in the sea the cleanest on the southern coast of Crimea. But due to currents, the water temperature can change dramatically, sometimes several times a day.

There are 15 hotels in Foros of different price categories. A double room in the summer months costs from 2000 to 7500 rubles.

Housing rented out in the private sector of Foros is much less comfortable than in Yalta, Gurzuf and other villages on the southern coast of Crimea. Therefore, prices here are significantly lower.

When choosing the place where you are going to stay, you need to pay special attention to the distance to the sea. Quite a few streets in the village rise steeply uphill - steep ascents and descents that will have to be overcome every day.

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Sanatoriums located on the Southern Coast of Crimea

The southern coast of Crimea is a zone of subtropical mild climate, protected from the cold air from the north by the ridge of the Crimean mountains, due to which summer here sometimes drags on until November, and begins already in April.

The South Coast is the most popular and most developed resort region in Crimea. The largest number of institutions for recreation, comprehensive health improvement and treatment are collected here. The most famous place is the city of Yalta and its surroundings: Gurzuf, Partenit, Livadia, Massandra, Miskhor (Koreiz), Alupka, Simeiz and further to Foros and Laspi. The environs of Yalta and Yalta itself constitute a territorial unit Big Yalta. The second most important resort on the southern coast of the Black Sea of ​​Crimea is the city of Alushta.

The unique vegetation of the mountainous Crimea creates truly healing air in this region. This air is the main healing factor on which treatment is based in the sanatoriums of the southern coast of Crimea.

Climatotherapy is indicated for everyone who has diseases of the respiratory system and respiratory tract. In addition, diseases of the nervous system, cardiovascular system, diseases of the male and female genitourinary systems (urology, gynecology) and many other related diseases are treated on the southern coast of Crimea. In treatment it is used as natural resource, as well as the latest technologies in this industry.

Stunning landscapes and landscapes, an abundance of attractions will complement your relaxation and treatment. The beaches of the southern coast of Crimea are mostly pebble, swimming season on the South Coast lasts from May to October.

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Clinical sanatorium "Miskhor" - is located on the Southern Coast of Crimea, in its picturesque corner, town. Koreiz (Greater Yalta), 15 km from Yalta, on the seashore, the territory of the sanatorium park covers an area of ​​18.2 hectares. wonderful climatic conditions, the amazing and uniquely beautiful nature of the Crimean southern coast, highly qualified specialists of the sanatorium, who have proven their effectiveness over decades of practical application of technologies of sanatorium treatment and rehabilitation, and modern equipment - these are the main advantages of recovery in the Miskhor sanatorium. The sanatorium has developed comprehensive spa treatment programs for: bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, coronary heart disease, hypertension, vegetative-vascular dystonia, diseases of the nervous system including migraines, osteochondrosis, arthrosis, varicose veins of the lower extremities.

Sanatorium "Ai-Petri" is located in the center of the resort town of Miskhor, in the Greater Yalta region. The climate of Miskhor is considered to be the most healing on the southern coast of Crimea. The sanatorium has a year-round operating cycle. The highlight of the sanatorium is healing beach, the length of which is 450 meters, is equipped with original shady areas and various infrastructure for recreation of adults and children. Sanatorium "Ai-Petri" has comfortable rooms with all amenities; the dormitory buildings of the sanatorium are located 50 meters from the sea. Meals in the sanatorium are organized according to the " Buffet"The medical complex of the sanatorium has an excellent base, including diagnostic and treatment rooms equipped with modern equipment, an inhalation room, a physical therapy room, and a gym.

The Dulber sanatorium is located in a picturesque corner of Miskhorsky Park, near the Vorontsov Palace and the cable car to Mount Ai-Petri. The sanatorium complex "Dulber" today unites the sanatoriums "Dulber", "Sea Surf" and the dacha department "Miskhor". All of them are equipped with modern infrastructure and have strong traditions high level service. Luxury apartments, deluxe rooms, semi-lux single and double rooms are designed to accommodate 400 vacationers at the same time. In addition, there are more than 200 redundant beds on the balconies for year-round aerotherapy. At the guests' disposal: children's playroom, long-distance telephone, beauty salon, hairdresser, music salon, billiards, table tennis, tennis court, gym, volleyball court, parking lot, cinema hall, restaurant and bar, pharmacy, sauna, excursion services. In the sanatorium you can receive treatment for diseases such as: dermatology (general diseases), neurology (general diseases), respiratory system (respiratory diseases, diseases of the ENT organs), cardiovascular system (general diseases), musculoskeletal system (diseases spine, diseases of the musculoskeletal system, diseases of the joints).

The current sanatorium "Utes" is historical place, the former castle-estate "Kuchuk-Lambat", the park of which was laid simultaneously with the Nikitsky Botanical Garden.

The sanatorium is located on the southern coast of Crimea in the village of the same name Utes, between Alushta and Yalta on the seashore and offers accommodation of varying comfort: “standard”, “junior suite”, “luxury apartments” and different kinds"studios" - spacious rooms with all amenities.

The main indications for treatment are: respiratory diseases (not related to tuberculosis), nervous disorders, diseases of the cardiovascular system.

At your service on the territory of the complex: swimming pool, sauna, fitness room, children's playground, cinema hall, parking lot, reading room, tennis court and sports grounds, landscaped beach with a boat station, cafe-pizzeria, billiard room, grocery and souvenir shops, newspaper kiosk , currency exchange, ATM and much more.

Sanatorium "Kyiv" is a sanatorium-resort complex, year-round operating cycle, with 420 beds, with a modern, powerful medical facility, an indoor swimming pool and developed infrastructure. The sanatorium specializes in the treatment of diseases of the respiratory system and circulatory system; you can also undergo a comprehensive examination and treatment for diseases of the musculoskeletal system and metabolic disorders in the body, including diabetes and gout. Sanatorium "Kyiv" is geographically located in the elite area of ​​the Alushta resort - "Professor's Corner". The sanatorium's room capacity consists of single and double rooms of various comfort categories. The sanatorium has its own equipped beach, located 600 meters away. For conferences and business events, the Kyiv sanatorium has a cinema and concert hall with 220 seats, equipped with everything necessary.

This part Crimean peninsula They have long been called briefly - the South Coast, and everyone immediately understands that we are talking about the southern coast of Crimea, a narrow strip of the Black Sea coast from Cape Aya to Mount Kara-Dag, which is not far from Koktebel. It is called Southern by geographical location, but this name has long been overgrown with other meanings: the warmest and most beautiful!

About geography and climate

From the north, the south of Crimea is limited by Main ridge Crimean Mountains, protecting the coast from northern winds; from the south it is washed by the Black Sea, which regulates heat: in winter it warms the air, and in summer it brings coolness. Thanks to this relief, the climate of the southern coast of Crimea is favorable for plants, which make it healing: in the forests of the Crimean Mountains and numerous parks, conifers and junipers predominate, releasing medicinal phytoncides, the sea saturates the air with sea salts. This tandem turned the southern coast of Crimea into a huge healing inhalation center.

The climate of the south of Crimea is subtropical, Mediterranean and surpasses in its therapeutic effects best resorts Italy and France:

1. Winter is very mild, with frequent rains, snow and frost are rare guests here, and the temperature even in the coldest month can suddenly rise to 15-18 degrees. Snow lies only in the mountains.
2. Spring, that's why it's spring, is to be windy and fickle: in March even snow is possible, and mid-May is usually so warm that vacationers are already swimming.
3. Summer on the South Coast of Crimea is long and hot - from the end of May to the end of September, but the heat is moderated by the sea breeze, and therefore it is very easy to breathe.
4. Autumn begins late, the swimming season ends only in mid-October, but during the day it is still warm, and only in the evenings does the air begin to smell like autumn.

Forest vegetation - oaks and pines, juniper and beech, deciduous trees and bushes, many types of grasses, but the very edge of the Crimean South Coast, inhabited by people, is planted mainly with ornamental plants: Lebanese and Himalayan cedars, cypress and ivy, magnolias and strawberry trees, laurel cherries and Spanish gorse. Of the fruit trees and shrubs on the southern coast of Crimea, most of them are figs, persimmons, pears, apples, apricots, cherries, peaches, plums and grapes, among the many varieties of which very rare native varieties are still preserved.

Cities and towns of the Southern Coast of Crimea

From Cape Aya to Feodosia, the very extreme point The southern coast of Crimea, at the edge of the sea, are scattered like beads of a pearl necklace, small villages and cities with ancient names and amazing story. If we drive east from Sevastopol, road signs will tell us the fascinating history of the most densely populated part of the peninsula:

1. Cape Aya (Holy) protrudes into the sea like a horn. The place is reserved, protected and mysterious. Not far from the cape during the Crimean War, the Black Prince, an English ship carrying a huge amount of gold, crashed. No gold was found, but from time to time gold coins are found at the bottom near the cape.
2. - a small village on the southern coast of Crimea, one of the first Greek colonies to the coast and then Genoese fortress. Now the owner of sanatoriums, boarding houses and a beautiful park, founded in the 19th century.
3. Kastropol is a small village on the South Coast of Crimea with beautiful beach on the site of a Greek fortress that once stood here.
4. - a resort village on the southern coast of Crimea with sanatoriums and hotels, located next to the famous Mount Koshka.
5. Alupka is a small town on the South Coast of Crimea, famous for the palace of Count Vorontsov and a beautiful park.
6. Koreiz is a small village with sanatoriums and rest houses; it was here that Prince Yusupov and Golitsyn built palaces.
7. Miskhor – climatic resort Southern coast of Crimea. This is where the famous cable car on Ai-Petri. There is a dendrological park with rare plants.
8. is a world-famous resort village; a palace was built here for the last Russian emperor.
9. - a resort capital, a city of celebration, the pearl of the South Coast in Crimea. It has an excellent climate, so there are many sanatoriums, hotels, and boarding houses.
10. Massandra is a resort village, also known as the oldest winery in Crimea, built by Prince Golitsyn.
11. Gurzuf is a wonderful resort, the location of the international camp "Artek".
12. - one of the best resort cities on the southern coast of Crimea, where some of the best sanatoriums, holiday homes, beautiful beaches and a water park are located.
13. Solnechnogorskoye, Rybachye, Morskoe – small resort villages, located almost at the very edge of the sea, are known for their beautiful beaches.

• - the most beautiful village on the southern coast of Crimea: amazing multi-colored bays, rare pine trees, amazingly beautiful landscapes at one time amazed the Emperor of Russia. Here Prince Golitsyn created winery.
• - a small resort town with good beaches and clear sea. Famous for its medieval Genoese fortress.

In whatever town or village of Southern Crimea you stop to rest, you will be amazed by the history of this area, because over many hundreds of years hundreds of peoples have lived on the land of Crimea, and each has left its mark in the architecture, history, and name.