Crimea tent. The best places to stay in Crimea in a tent

Crimea is replete with a variety of holiday destinations. In the current economic situation, people are looking for any ways to save money, but you should not forget about rest either. The most budgetary vacation options are “savage” rest by car or with a tent.

When choosing a place to rest, consider that there is a stream nearby with drinking water, stock up on firewood, check for shops nearby.

The village of Ordzhonikidze

Orlovka

It is located on the seashore, the path to it lies through Simferopol. Here you can relax with a tent on clean sandy beaches. Pleased with the proximity of toilets and shops.

Orlovka settlement

Pass Laspi

It is also in great demand among tourists. Here is located, there is a shop. In the bay there is a camp "Green Shelter". Tourists can use local houses, tents, showers and toilets. There are canteens, as well as a food market.

Laspi Bay

Zelenogorie

Here you will find waterfalls, mountains. Fishing lovers can go to the lake for fish.

Village Zelenogorie

Autocamping Kapsel

The territory with tents and houses is under protection. You can relax in various bars and a small pebble beach. Certainly pleased with the presence of a soul and several shops.

Autocamping Kapsel

Camp "Vympel"

Here, tourists will have a view of the chic. In the lakes you can not only swim, but also. IN free access there is a shower, kitchen, toilet, water, electricity and gas. Nearby are inexpensive cafes and shops.

Tent camp "Vympel"

This is far from full list places where you can put up a tent. We offer you a convenient a map of all the tent cities of Crimea, where you can stay with tents(click on any object to get exact coordinates):

This summer my dream came true: I visited the Crimea in the company of friends. And since leisure we like it more than aimlessly lying on the beach, then during the planning of the trip the question of how and where we will live was not even raised. Come what may.

Road to Crimea

Our journey began in St. Petersburg, and since I never traveled further than Zelenogorsk by car (~ 70 km), the distance of 2000 km was a kind of strength test for me.

There are a few things to keep in mind when traveling by car:

1. The person sitting next to the driver should never fall asleep. It is obligated to ensure that the driver remains alert and does not stick;
2. There must be at least one co-driver in the car. In total, we had five drivers for three cars. Ideally, this, of course, is not enough, but we managed;
3. If you are going to the Crimea, then buy more bottles of water. In Crimea, it is much more expensive, and there is no technical water at gas stations at all.

We left at night, in the morning we were already in Moscow. We spent a little more than a day there and moved on. We drove mainly along the toll road (it goes faster this way), stopping only to refuel. Closer to the night we were already in Voronezh: we stopped there in order to book ourselves e-tickets on the ferry and eat. After 16 hours we were already on the Sea of ​​Azov, not so far from the port of Kavkaz, from where the ferry leaves for the Crimea.

It so happened that we arrived at the parking lot in front of the ferry much earlier than the time that we had booked. There we were told that there was nothing wrong with that and we would go on the nearest ferry. We ended up waiting in line for two hours. During this time, I managed to visit the dining room: the prices are reasonable, but to be honest, I do not recommend it. The food is bland, tasteless, dry. Doesn't give any pleasure.

Each vehicle is inspected before boarding the ferry. Well, how do they check? They just ask if you have weapons and illegal substances. There are no dogs. The maximum they will do is ask you to put your things on an X-ray scanner. But no one is watching him either.

And now, after standing in a couple of queues, we are finally on the ferry. 25 minutes of waiting and we are in the Crimea, in the city of Kerch.

View from the ferry:

In general, the road took us about two days.

Kerch city

Since we arrived already at eight o'clock in the evening, we decided to set up a tent camp on the seashore, relax and go to Sevastopol in the morning.

In the morning we went to have breakfast at the ostrich farm, cafe "Exotic". I liked it there: everything is clean and well maintained. All ostriches are in the paddock. There is also a small zoo, but the entrance there is paid, I have not been there.

The price tag in the cafe is average, given that the portions are quite small (100-150 gr). I ordered julienne with ostrich meat (Somali cocote). I won’t say that this is something divine and everyone is obliged to try, but for the sake of interest: why not? We also ordered an omelet for 7 people from one ostrich egg. He's huge! It tastes no different from chicken, but there are differences in structure: an ostrich egg omelet is more crumbly, less uniform. At the end, we were presented with the shell from the egg from which the omelet was made.

Our check for 9 people:

Road to Sevastopol

After breakfast, we immediately went to Sevastopol. There are two ways to get there by car: along the highway, in about 3 hours, or along a beautiful scenic road, passing many cities and serpentines, but it will take all day. We chose the second option. And I recommend it to you. If in Kerch there are practically only steppes, lonely trees, bushes and fields around

Then high beautiful mountains and forests begin further. In some places, we had to drive especially carefully, because cows were grazing right on the roads, horses were walking and from time to time geese ran back and forth.

In Feodosia, we got stuck in a traffic jam and stood in it for about an hour. All because of the railroad crossing. There were no more traffic jams. We drove slowly, occasionally stopping to rest. But at the same time, we did not think about the fact that it gets dark very early in the Crimea. At 20 o'clock it is already dark and nothing can be seen.

In front of Koktebel, such a road begins: with constant turns.
Therefore, if you are motion sick, I advise you to stock up on Dramina tablets. Only thanks to them I was able to overcome this path without incident.

At about nine o'clock in the evening we drove past Cape Fiolent and decided that we would stop there for the night. We rented two rooms in a house right by the cape for 2500 rubles. I didn't take pictures inside. This is the most ordinary house: there were two showers and two toilets for two rooms, wi-fi. We didn't need anything else. The main thing is to spend the night and that's it.

Cape Fiolent

In the morning I woke up, looked out the window and was stunned: the view is fabulous!
At night, none of this was visible! She immediately ran out into the street to inspect everything better and almost cried with delight. I saw what I saw only in pictures on the Internet and thought that there was no such beauty in Russia. Azure water, reefs, scorching sun and white rocks! I had a truly childish delight from everything I saw.

At breakfast, we all decided that we would stay to live on Fiolent in tents.

I read that there are "two Fiolents": with an equipped slope and a jasper beach, and a "wild" Fiolent, where the slope is very steep and dangerous, and local hippies live below. We were on the second Fiolent. The descent is indeed very dangerous. Not only did my knees tremble, but my whole body in general. Terribly scary, but also wildly beautiful.

Since I lived on Fiolent for a whole week, it would be better to devote a separate article to this place, where I will talk about how we lived, about the locals and some features.

Mount Mangup

A few days later we went to Mount Ai-Petri. On the way, we decided to stop at the restaurant of Tatar cuisine "Teahouse near Aishe", which is located at the foot of Mangup in the village of Khoja-Sala, where we spontaneously decided to visit Mount Mangup. Rather, we were offered to go up there in UAZ for 2000 rubles. from the car (one way).

We all liked the restaurant very much. Cozy calm atmosphere, delicious food and quite reasonable prices. I highly recommend visiting. There is wi-fi.

If you decide to go to Mangup in an UAZ, then choose an open one! Impressions are amazing! The ascent takes about 15 minutes. And we decided to go down. The descent is already going along another road where cars do not drive. You could, in principle, climb there yourself, but it's not so interesting.

From the top there is an amazing view. The height of Mount Mangup is 583 m above sea level.

On the way we met a monastery, which is located right in the rock. It is active: you can go there, light a candle, pray, talk with the priest. On the other hand, ancient Greek palaces and cities are being excavated. The earliest palace was built around the 6th century. Of course, there is little left, but it is quite interesting to look at how the excavations are being carried out.

Hiking down the mountain will take you about 20-25 minutes. On the way you can see a large ancient Jewish cemetery, the remains of an ancient fortress. There is also a spring with cool drinking water. From time to time there are benches where you can relax.

Mount Mangup, view from below:

Mount Ai-Petri

After descending from Mangup, we immediately went to Ai-Petri. But when we climbed to the top (in our cars), it was already getting dark. If you are going there late in the evening, then take warm clothes with you (jacket, jeans), as strong wind blows upstairs in the evening cold wind. On this mountain they live and work Crimean Tatars. And they are quite cheeky. Some won't leave until you buy something from them or at least sample their jam/honey/sweets. And remember that you are in the market, which means don't be afraid to haggle! I advise you to pay attention to ready-made mixtures of spices. One jar costs only 25 rubles. If you take a lot at once, do not hesitate to ask for a discount. I also bought myself lavender and barberry jam. Before that, of course, having tried all kinds from the seller :) Well, I also bought all sorts of little things.

Mount Ai-Petri, view from above. Altitude 1231 m.

Then we went to a cafe called "Birlik". I did not expect such a cordial and warm welcome and have not seen anywhere else! It felt like I was visiting distant relatives. The owner of the cafe, waiters and other employees were sincerely glad to see us! Everyone smiled, told what they have here. We were treated to their signature tea for free. Then there was a free tasting of seven types of wine, cognac and chacha. You can buy them there. A liter of delicious homemade wine - 600 rubles. Cognac and chacha for 800 rubles. If you take a lot at once, then ask for a discount. They will gladly make it for you! We also had a tasting of sweets: chak-chak, baklava, Turkish delight, churchkhella. From all this, our table was simply bursting!

The portions in this cafe are very large, and the prices are miserable. Here, for example, is the most delicious pilaf that I ordered for myself. I couldn't even eat half! Such a large portion costs only 250 rubles.
In St. Petersburg for such money they will bring a portion 3 or even 4 times less.

I also highly recommend lamb skewers, lagman, manti and pasties. I don’t see the point in taking shish kebab not from lamb. Still locals know a lot about cooking lamb meat.

They said goodbye to us very friendly too. I don't get so many good wishes even on my birthday. In general, charge Have a good mood a few days ahead after visiting this cafe! But when we went outside, it was already very dark and nothing could be seen. Therefore, we decided that we would definitely return here in a few days.

The next time we visited Ai-Petri, we decided to leave our cars at the bottom and take the funicular up to the top of the mountain. The price of an adult ticket is 350 rubles. one way. The locals scared us with a huge queue and that we would stand in it for three hours. At the same time, they offer to go up there for the same money by car. Don't trust them and don't agree. We ended up waiting in line for 10 minutes. A little more than 30 people can easily fit in one cabin. By the way, keep the ticket with you, as in the middle of the way there will be another checkpoint where the ticket will have to be returned. The ascent does not take much time, the funicular moves quite quickly.

View from the cab to the funicular going down:

This time we were not particularly lucky: it was overcast and gray. In general, it was the only not very sunny day in the Crimea for all two weeks. As soon as we got up, enjoyed the view and went towards the market, the locals immediately ran up and began to sell various services. Such as descending from Ai-Petri along the serpentine, horseback riding, on a rope, etc. And riding a horse was my old dream! The cost of a half-hour trip is 500 rubles. Expensive, but I agreed. A dream, after all. My friend, who used to often ride horses, went with me. Before the trip, they ask you if you were sitting in the saddle, if you know how to handle a horse and stuff like that. Following from the answers, a horse will be picked up for you. They will also offer an instructor for a fee, but I refused. If you have never ridden, but really want to, then do not be afraid, a boy will walk next to you, who will follow the horse and time. You can also ask him to take a picture of you. I really enjoyed the trip, but my girlfriend did not. She says she would spend the money on something else.

I sit on a cliff and look at the funiculars:

After the horseback ride, we again went to the cafe "Birlik". There was again a free tasting of alcohol and sweets. By the way, both times we were given a discount for each dish from 50 to 100 rubles. I don’t know if everyone does this or only big companies, we didn’t specify.

On the way back, we decided not to go down the funicular, but to take a taxi and ride along the serpentine. The cost per person is the same - 350 rubles.

View from Ai-Petri to Miskhor:

white rock

On the penultimate day in the Crimea, we decided to visit another mountain, or rather the White Rock. You can easily get there in a regular car. By the way, many Soviet films were filmed here. One of them is "The Man from the Boulevard des Capucines".

On the way to the top:
The relief of this rock is very amazing: a sharp cliff at 90 degrees. Height 325 m.
And all because many, many millions of years ago there was an ocean and if you carefully examine the relief, you can find fossils of fish, mollusks and small shells. And the air in this place seemed to me the cleanest. So breathe deeply!

Sevastopol and the parade in honor of the Navy Day

We also visited Sevastopol, but I did not take almost any photos. In general, we wanted to specifically rent housing in the center for a couple of days, so that on the 31st we could watch the parade in honor of the Navy Day. But we realized it too late, so the only thing we managed to find was a three-story house on the 5th km (that's the name of the bus stop) from Sevastopol for 8,000 rubles. day.

If you also want to watch the parade on the day of the Navy, then keep in mind that you need to take places at least 2 hours in advance, and preferably 3 or even 4. We arrived 1.5 before the start and barely found more or less normal place. And half of it was not visible. I advise you to go immediately to the bayonet-sail obelisk and get up to the right of the transformer box. So the view will be the most successful.

This is how we looked. We did not see most of the shots because of the transformer box.

After the parade, we went to the Beerloga bar on emb. Kornilova - a very large selection of draft beer, punch and snacks. Prices are reasonable, from 170 rubles. per litre. The "trick" of this bar is that they don't provide caps for their bottles. Therefore, you will either have to drink everything at the bar, or take the cap with you so that you can take it home.

We also visited a burger place where you can make your own burger, I forgot the name. The average price is about 250 rubles. This cafe is located on the same street as Beerloga. There is also a good craft beer bar called "Kraftovoe pivo". The guys decided not to bother with the name, apparently :) The choice of beer there is small, the price is from 250 rubles. for 0.5 l.

In the evening we visited the Pasta cafe on the square. 300 years Russian fleet(next to Kornilov embankment). The price tag is average. I ordered pasta with mushrooms in a creamy sauce, the price is 400 rubles. Basically, I liked it.

And at night on this street begins the real nightlife (ala St. Petersburg Dumskaya). We went to bars and karaoke: we sang and danced. The price tag is almost the same everywhere: shots for 120 rubles, hookah on the water - 400 rubles. Sing your song in karaoke - 80 rubles. Many places have face and dress control. Therefore, I do not advise you to go there in slates or sportswear.

Financial side

Traveling "savage" is a very budget trip. The road Crimea - St. Petersburg and plus the ride itself in the Crimea cost everyone almost 9,000 rubles. This includes all petrol, toll roads and ferry. For example: a plane to Simferopol from Moscow costs 7 thousand, and with luggage 9 thousand rubles.

In Crimea, I did not deny myself anything. I bought, ate and did whatever I wanted. Never thinking about: will I have enough money until the end of the trip? If you are interested, then in our company not a single person has spent more than 27 thousand rubles. And that includes the road! Budget? Very! And I’m sure that if we didn’t go on our own and lived only in rented housing, we would have spent at least twice as much.

Prices in supermarkets and cafes are the same as in St. Petersburg. I didn't notice any major differences. Is that the water (especially in 5 l bottles) is quite expensive. Fruits and berries are not particularly cheap. Something even more expensive. In Crimea, by the way, there are no fast food cafes we are used to, but there are many local cafes with burgers.

Impressions from Crimea

My impressions are entirely positive! There was absolutely no negative. The people are kind and funny. Happy to help if needed. I also fell in love with kvass and pasties in the Crimea :) In St. Petersburg, everything is completely different and tasteless. But most of all I was struck by nature: this purest air, clear water, beautiful landscapes. I will definitely return there, because during my trip I did not have time to see even 1% of interesting Crimean places. For example, I would really like to visit Balaklava, climb the Kush-Kaya rock, take a walk around Yalta. And be sure to return to Fiolent, because this is a truly amazing place with its own special atmosphere, which you fall in love with at first sight.

Have you been to Crimea? Tell us where you have been, what you liked the most, and what you didn’t?

Thank you very much for reading the article to the end. Travel more often!

One of the most beautiful places in Crimea - the purest turquoise water and sheer limestone cliffs. From the bus station of Sevastopol, take any minibus to the stop "5th kilometer", from there you go around the cape by the third minibus, stopping at the stop "Mayak". There is a grocery store, a cafe with it, a stall with draft beer / kvass. All at almost non-resort prices. Not far from the stop there is a descent to the sea, below it there is a spring, to the left of the spring there are steps to the beach, to the right there are several convenient places for parking. Well, they're not the only ones out there.

A lovely village in the very south of Crimea, only Foros to the south. Free water from the faucet on the volleyball court, a park with gazebos, bars / cafes, a variety of provisions in stock. Pasture in August-September: wild grapes, figs, blackberries. A 10-minute bus ride or half an hour walk is the gay capital of Simeiz, with all the ensuing consequences. And also a water park on the way from Katsiveli to Simeiz. The place for tents is located to the west of the main beaches of Katsiveli. The entire coast is beachfront, with breakwaters, there is a small beach with concrete steps, where yogis often "yogi". Civilian toilet and shower for the usual money.

From Simferopol you go by minibus to Solnechnogorsk. Pull the driver with requests to stop at the camp " Scarlet Sails". A long descent to the sea, passing through the territory of camps and all sorts of houses with vacationers. Having reached the sea, go east to the wild beaches, there are several parking spaces in the woods. To the west there is a spring with not very tasty spring water. Near the camps there is a good promenade with piers, bars, an alley with squirrels and other amenities. Of the minuses: there is no normal grocery store, bread at a certain time, in limited quantities in the form of pita bread. Therefore, provisions must be carried with you. With firewood, too, everything is not so simple. And in the neighborhood there can easily be a camp of juvenile fools, whom their parents have given for a week or two into the hands of counselors, so that they lead them on hikes and weather a little dope.

From Sevastopol on a boat we cross to the north side, there is a bus station, and by minibus to Orlovka. From Simferopol by minibus to Kacha, and from there to Orlovka. What is there: a long sandy beach, running water near cafes, grocery stores, some festivals from time to time, a civilized toilet. What is missing: firewood, silence and tranquility. Tents can be pitched directly on the beach or 10 meters further on the grass. Lots of motorists, trailers and all that. The beaches are quite crowded. There is a shop with pies and chebureks. In general, the place is no match for the previous ones, but you can stop by once, dilute the pebble environment with sand.

From Sevastopol from "5 km" a minibus goes to Yalta, get off at the Laspi pass, landmarks: observation platform, chapel, covered gallery. Return along the road for 200 meters, towards the sea there will be the Batiliman road, at the beginning it is blocked by a barrier-rope. On it you go down to the highway, on the road going to the right, after 400 meters you will see the cafe "Turkish Polyana", this is the closest outlet from the campground

Recently, this is one of my favorite places in Crimea. Probably, for those who are used to relaxing in the South Coast, the absence of mountains will be an unpleasant surprise, but you find your charm in the steppe.
pros. I saw such a transparent sea only on Meganom. Expanse for divers and ordinary fans of swimming in a mask. Well with drinking water. Crabs, rapans. To the nearest civilization (village Olenevka) - 5 km. And most importantly, since it is the most western point Crimea, in the evening the sun sets directly into the sea.

Minuses. Sunshine in the steppe is an amateur pleasure, you have to hide in the rocks or set up an awning. On the weekends, locals from the surrounding settlements come and can please you with the smell of barbecue and chanson. Firewood has to be hauled from Olenevka or searched for driftwood on the shore, but more affluent citizens make do with stoves and burners. The steep coast is not very fond of those who get drunk: every year - a couple of fractures when trying to go down to the water, although there is a gentle beach nearby. The water temperature can change dramatically literally overnight, and it is cooler compared to the South Coast.
Pitfalls are present in huge quantities, but since the water is clear, they do not pose any particular danger.
If you suddenly get bored, you can take a walk to the Dzhangul nature reserve, climb the remains of a dry cargo ship that has run aground, or wander through the steppe.
How to get there: minibuses run regularly from Evpatoria to Olenevka, and from there it’s about 5 km on foot.

Crimean village Zelenogorye

It is located between the villages of Morskoy and Privetnoy, which is not far west of Sudak. The village has a shop and a couple of hundred people. To the highway Alushta-Sudak 7 km, i.e. it's not difficult to get there. A minibus even runs from Simferopol to Zelenogorye once a day, somewhere around 2.30 pm. The route runs along the coastline, which means that it is also 7 km to the sea. There is a lake near which people camp.

fox bay

If you have never rested with a tent in the Crimea, then the place will not leave you indifferent.
located between Resort And Sun Valley. Lisya - read "bald", nothing but gray ash mountains. People smear themselves with this ashes in the hope of miraculous rejuvenation, but this is nonsense. It is a long way to go to the spring, but you can always buy water from the Tatars.
It is conditionally divided into (counting from the Kurortny side):

• "Zelenka"(the only place where there are few trees) is a favorite place for yogis. It just so happened that the people on Zelenka somehow did not agree on where they would have a restroom, and therefore they merrily and cheerfully spoil each other under the tents. Everyone is happy.
• "Piccadilly" (Tatars)- the local center of civilization. Once a couple of cute spontaneous stalls, knocked down from song words and old wood chips, and now Disneyland, with blackjack and other entertainment. Market, cafes, phone chargers, tandoor cakes, water, and now almost certainly karaoke (although this will definitely be the last stage). Every year Piccadilly loses its original spontaneity and is more and more covered by the hairy paw of capitalism. Everyone is sad about this.
• "Jamaica"- immediately after the Tatars. Everything would be fine, but there are too many all sorts of overly declassed elements of the homeless type. As far as I'm concerned, not so much.
• "Cuba"- from Jamaica to the turn. Most of my friends prefer this place. Those who set up a tent in the thinnest place in Cuba risk getting it out of the sea.
• "Nyushka"- traditionally a children's place. I prefer Nyushka, she is somehow more or less comfortable. The bathroom is represented by a huge valley of "black turtles", at the entrance to which there is a spatula passing from generation to generation. Attention - if you stand on Nyushka, specify where the river flows with sewage, because in case of rain, you risk experiencing unglamorous adventures.

Also, many camp with tents not on the shore, but in the forest, closer to the spring. There are no problems with water, it's green, but there are a lot more insects and you have to stomp on the sea.
And yes, "Liska" is no longer the same, and yes, I'm in Soviet times too - ooooh! What can I say - I myself have already fallen out of love with her and I’m unlikely to rest there. But to visit at least in transit, for a couple of days, Lis is worth it. Too many people love her very dearly. She has a special personality.
From it, move to the left (west) to Meganom, Karaul Oba and further down the list.

Ordzhonikidze

You can get there only from Feodosia. To the west of the promenade there are 4 nude beaches. Starting from the second, you can set up a tent or just sleep in a sleeping bag with a view of Kara-Dag and Koktebel at night. The village is no longer as quiet as it was 12 years ago when I was there in last time. A bunch of people, eateries and in general. There is a market, the usual grocery stores and wine shops. I don’t know how it is with firewood, we ate without a fire, but there were no other fires to be seen either. But there is a wonderful establishment "Bistro", which has the largest and delicious pasties that I saw, and at a ridiculous price of 30 p. This is the main eating place in this village, everything is of high quality and for a penny. There is also healing clay, which is fun to smear, but I don’t know anything about its healing properties. Total: Ordzhonikidze is a place where you can relax without straining yourself with all sorts of firewood / springs, eat a variety of things, drink wine and smear yourself with mud.

New World

Juniper grove, Golitsyn trail, the factory of the best champagne wines in Ukraine and just a nice place. There is nowhere to stay, but you can stop by for a visit and spend the night on the beach under the base of divers. It is in the eastern part of the village. True, in the morning they will ask you to leave, by 7 o'clock. But this is only for the best, because. it will be possible to walk along the Golitsyn trail and around the reserve as a whole for free, because in the afternoon, when all the cashiers wake up, they will charge 90 rubles for entry. Not a lethal amount, but saved 300 rubles. we, without hesitation, invested in a bottle of Novy Svet brut, which did not go as well in the morning as it was expected. For a moderate fee, you can eat in the canteen from the winery, but the food there is creepy. Well, the royal beach, to which there are no paths now, the passage is prohibited.

In the official definition, wild beaches are those that are not intended for mass recreation. Yes, this is true, but at the same time, there have always been a lot of people who want to relax without traditional beach attributes - almost more than adherents of sun loungers, umbrellas and bar cocktails in conditions reminiscent of the best. The wild beaches of Crimea are shrinking every year due to the advancing civilization, but you can still highlight a few of them - the most beautiful, popular and interesting!

5. Fox Bay: in the wild solitude with nature

In fifth place in the ranking of the best wild beaches of Crimea, a worthy place was taken by the bay, located between the Kara-Dag mountain ranges and close to. Hidden from prying eyes, it attracts an informal audience, young people and simply free-thinking citizens.

For lovers and newlyweds, nature itself has created a rare attraction - the so-called. It is also located in the Tarkhankut region and is a small depression framed by rocks over 4 m high with a delightful underwater tunnel. According to legend, if you jump into this natural pool together and do not open your arms, then the couple will have a long life. living together. You can check this by coming to the Crimea with your soulmate and plunging into the natural pool.

1. Bakalskaya Spit is the best place for a wild holiday in Crimea

The TOP-5 is headed by a natural landscape reserve in the north-west of the Crimean peninsula - a magnificent sandy strip of a huge paradise beach stretching for 12 km. On the map, it looks like a kind of sickle, covering the bay of the same name.

For autotourists, the reference point is the village of Steregushchee, located 8 km from the beach. The right bank is more gentle, the water here is always warmer, and the sea is calmer. On the left side, high waves and stormy winds guard. Since the bay is shallow, the swimming season here starts a couple of weeks earlier than in other places.

Local recreation in the Crimea on a wild beach attracts entire families with young children who come here for sea baths and air saturated with salts that are healing for the respiratory system. Given the possible night wind, experienced tourists are advised to set up tents in the middle part of the spit, driving elongated (up to 50 cm) pegs into the sand.

Some spend a couple of days on the coast and go in search of new experiences and pictures. Others are happy to stay in one place for the entire vacation. It doesn't matter what you choose: Crimea is so different that it is able to please everyone who comes here to relieve stress and relax, or, conversely, recharge with solar energy and raise their tone. The beautiful wild beaches described above only confirm this fact!

Warm sea, majestic mountains, picturesque forest - all this is rich in Crimea. Hundreds of tourists come here with backpacks, tents and equipment to visit the natural environment away from the noisy dusty metropolis. During the USSR wild vacation in the Crimea was very popular, but in the 90s it was supplanted by the appearance of travel agencies, comfortable hotels with all conditions, general imitation of European standards.

Crimea is an ideal place for savages to rest in tents. The time spent among nature is remembered for a long time, strengthens the immune system, gives a state of peace and tranquility.

Wild vacation in Crimea is when you don’t need to look for a suitable hotel, choose the type of food, adapt to the daily routine of the sanatorium. All necessary items on the road are usually placed in a hiking backpack. For a vacation in a secluded forest, uninhabited mountains or a deserted beach, any season is suitable.

Summer- a great time for swimming not only in the sea, but also in numerous pens, lakes, streams. Limans, bays and gulfs near Kerch, Evpatoria, Cape Tarkhankut usually empty in summer. The bulk of tourists move to equipped beaches.

autumn you can collect a variety of mushrooms, berries. The forests of Crimea are rich in fruitful vegetation. Extensive mushroom zones are located in the mountainous area of ​​Demerdzhi, the forest expanses of Bakhchisarai, not far from the village of Marble.

Carefully! When picking mushrooms, you need to be careful - you need to find out exactly which areas are allowed and contain edible mushrooms.

Tent campsites provide for paid entry or entry. On the territory of such towns there is a well-maintained infrastructure:

• shower, toilet;
• tents;
• drinking water;
• dining room or kitchen;
• brazier, firewood;
• entertainment.

A huge number of well-equipped and minimally equipped campsites for stopping with tents are concentrated on the peninsula. The best of them are in great demand among travelers.

Tent rest in Crimea camping park "Kush-Kaya", which is located at the foot of Mount Kush-Kaya on the coast of Laspi Bay, the Batiliman tract of the Sevastopol region. Here tourists are offered:

• kitchen equipped with appliances and utensils;
• shower, washbasin, toilet;
• rain awnings;
• tent rental.

Camping Park "Kapsel" is located near Cape Meganom in the direction of the Sun Valley of the Sudak region. The camp provides:

• showers, bathroom;
• drinking water;
• Internet;
• cafe, billiards.

Camping "Atlesh" located near the Tarkhankut lighthouse, next to the village. Olenevka. The entrance fee includes:

• 3 meals a day;
• bathroom;
• use of a private beach;
• entertainment.

Camping "Bastion" is located 1400 m from Foros. Accommodation here is possible only if paid for 10 days. The price (about 4000 rubles) includes:

• double tent;
• Three meals a day;
• excursions, trips;
• equipment;
• outdoor shower, toilet.

Interesting! On the territory of most camping parks, paid parking without accommodation is allowed.

Independent rest wild

For complete seclusion from civilization and crowds, you can organize an independent vacation as a savage outside the campsites. Crimea has many quiet deserted places where it is possible to set up your own mini-camp.
First of all, you need to stock up on everything you need:

• tents, bedding;
• dishes;
• clean drinking water;
• provisions, canned food;
• flashlight, batteries, matches, first aid kit;
• warm clothes.

The ideal trip to the wilderness - in your own car. The trunk holds much more items than a backpack, and the car allows you to move around the Crimea, constantly changing stops.

Rules of savage tourists

There are some unspoken rules of finding among the wilderness, which savage tourists should adhere to:

1. Collect all garbage, take it to special landfills or the nearest tanks;
2. Extinguish the fire completely, do not leave the slightest spark;
3. Do not disturb the natural silence, do not disturb the local flora and fauna;
4. Be careful in the forest - there are animals, insects, poisonous plants;
5. Take safety measures in the mountains, beware of stone falls.

Important! It is worth showing respect to other tourists, even being far from civilization.

The best places for wild holidays

There are many picturesque places on the peninsula where civilization has not yet reached, where there is no package tourism. This area is preferred by lovers of independent wild recreation.

Crimean Shanghai

The locals called the area Shanghai because of the consonance with the name of the Shan-Kai rock. She is situated over Alupka, 1 km from the highway to the northwest. Around the peak there is a pine forest, a mountain lake, vineyards, natural drinking springs. On the shore of the lake, there are fire pits, places for a tent, and a stable nearby.

Tract Inzhir

On the way from Sevastopol to Yalta there are the village of Reserve, from where you can see the Fig tract. The real name is Ayazma, but the Crimeans called it so thanks to the huge fig plantations. To stop, you can choose a forest, a clearing near the lake, the seashore or the foothills of the Lead Pass. Koktebel. At a distance of an hour's drive to the south is Cape Meganom, to the north - an extinct volcano Kara-Dag. The bay itself is located at the foot of the Echki-Dag mountain range. The lack of advanced conditions, the Internet and the mass of tourists makes the bay ideal for relaxing with tents on the seashore.

Ternovka village

The small village of Ternovka in the Sevastopol region is hidden from people huge beech and pine forests reaching the coastline of Lake Ternovsky. Here are the holy springs Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery. For a comfortable rest of a few travelers, the monks built gazebos with benches.

Advice! You can bring home holy water from the source - it has healing properties.

Useful video

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