Alushta, like many other cities of the Crimea, boasts an eventful history. Mikhail Illarionovich Kutuzov was recuperating in his time on local lands, wounded by an enemy bullet. Relax and you on one the beaches of Alushta, which you can choose with the help of our rating.
Laskovy Bereg is one of the most popular beaches of the Crimean peninsula. The healing air and the most beautiful natural landscapes are annually met by tens of thousands of vacationers. The developed infrastructure of this beach is equivalent to the level of European sea resorts. The calm and calm waters of the Laskovy Bereg allow you to organize a safe vacation for families with small children.
One of the best beaches in Yalta, awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and high level of service. In 2016, a general reconstruction was carried out, during which the coastline was updated, the necessary beach infrastructure was added, and the surrounding area was ennobled by modern restaurants, food zones, sports and playgrounds.
Beach belongs to one of the largest hotel complexes. Located in the old Massandra Park under the canopy of Ai-Petri Mountain. The level of comfort here meets the highest requirements. Locals, guests from other regions greatly value cleanliness, well-being, excellent conditions for quality leisure. For excellent performance, the beach was awarded the Blue Flag certificate.
City or Central beach is located at the very beginning of the embarkment of the popular climatic resort. The first sanatoriums, the main profile of which are heart, nervous system diseases and respiratory problems, appeared in the area more than 100 years ago. Vacationers get the healing effect of visiting the city just after swimming in the clear sea and breathing phytoncides spilled in the air.
A popular beach on the banks of Alupka. The name was given due to the proximity of Vorontsov Park, whose alleys lead directly to the resting place. Small, so at peak season it is filled to capacity. Admission is free, as is the rear park. In the heat, it is pleasant to hide in the shade of trees, feed squirrels from the hands.
Central, it is also the Primorski beach of Yalta, located in the heart of the resort the capital of Crimea. It is divided into several conventional zones and stretches along the city promenade and Primorski park. To get to the Primorski beach is not difficult, from the city center and Lenin Square to it just a stone's throw. It is better to leave the car away from the embankment - at the height of the season, access to it is difficult and traffic jams and congestion often occur on narrow streets.
It is difficult to find in Crimea a more picturesque corner of nature than the famous Professorski Ugolok. Now it has been equipped with a new promenade with elements of modern landscape design, wrought iron benches and awnings, with a spacious pedestrian zone, where cyclists also like to walk. There are numerous access points to the sea from this promenade. There are actually many beaches and some of them are free. However, at the entrance to some is required a nominal fee supposedly for using sun loungers, although this is prohibited under the current legislation.
Children's beach is located in the city of Alupka in the southern part of the peninsula on the Black Sea. The path to this place lies through one of the main and most beautiful sights of the Crimea, particularly Vorontsov Park. In addition, this beach is known for the fact that Aivazovsky wrote his first masterpieces in this part of Alupka, as evidenced by a memorial tablet mounted on a rock.
Chekhov's Gulf, or Chekhovka, as it is named by locals, is one of the picturesque places of Gurzuf. It is very tiny and surrounded by cliffs, and looks very romantic. There Chekhov's country house is hidden, where the great writer, surrounded by his family and friends, spent the last years of his life. Now a museum is organized here, and a cozy miniature garden is preserved, in which the classic of Russian literature loved to relax.
The beach in Sater (Soter) is located in the small village of the same name with a population of one hundred people, only in 15 km from Alushta. The name of this place comes from the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, built in the 14-16th century, the foundation of which has been preserved to this day. At that time, the Greek language was spread in Crimea, and “Soter” in translation means “Savior.”