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Resorts in Crimea A Place for Any Type of Tourism, From Solitude to Crowded Beach Fronts The most famous resort in Crimea is the city called Yalta. The city was a prestigious vacation destination in 19th century Tsarist Russia after the first road was built from Simferopol to this region in Crimea.The cities Sevastopol, Alushta, Sudak, Feodosiya, Yevpatoriya, Saki, Koktebel, and Feodosiya are also well-known resorts. Sevastopol situated in the western part of the peninsula is a regular city for tourists than a resort. The city is a navy city with shipyards and the headquarters of the Russia's Black Sea fleet.Sudak is a sight for eyes, with its awesome sights. Its beach front area has been very nicely developed. Yevpatoriya and Saki on the west coast of Crimea are best known for their soft sand beaches which distinguish from most other beaches in Crimea which are made of pebbles. Each Crimean resort town has its unique set of sights and historical monuments, but they are similar in certain ways. They all have a beachfront area full of restaurants, discotheques, hot dog stands, musicians, jugglers, caricaturists, "find out how powerful your punch is" stands, and locals selling everything from trinkets made in China to fresh milk. If you enjoy hanging out at crowded beaches in the daytime and having fun at night, these resorts are for you. You'd probably enjoy spending a couple days in each town as you move down the Crimean coast. If you'd like more solitude lifestyle, Crimea has plenty to offer for this too. There are hundreds of secluded health resorts and hundreds of kilometers of undeveloped coastal areas. Here you may come across folks who spend the entire summer living in caves by the beach, groups that spend weeks practicing yoga or meditation in remote corners of the peninsula, and of course nudists who have congregated in Crimea since Soviet times.
About the Author: Stig-Arne Kristoffersen A Globetrotter www.lulu.com/stig
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