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Explore Crimea
and the Black Sea


Every time you come to the Black Sea and Crimea (Crim in Ukrainian) they never stop to amaze you. You get on the train in Kiev in the evening and arrive next morning in a different world.

Especially strongly you feel this contrast in April: hot sun, sparkling sea, blooming trees and flowers, lazy cats lying in the sun... After a pretty cold winter somewhere in the central part of Ukraine I am always tempted to be one of those cats. Just lie in the sun and do nothing. What a life!

Black Sea coast.Batiliman.

Black Sea coast.Batiliman.Source:Chayka.crimea.ua.com

Without any exaggeration one can say that the Crimean Peninsula is one of the most dramatically beautiful coastal areas in the world. Nowhere else on earth will you find such incredible combination of varied scenery and climate , uncommon vegetation and animals, the greatest opportunities for tourism and spa resorts in such a small territory. Somebody called Crimea "the Earth in miniature".

Central Crimea.

Cenral Crimea.Source:Uwebcas.usf.edu/

The history of this land is even richer than its nature. Each tourist area of Crimea you visit reminds you of Crimean history which goes back hundreds and thousands of years. It is an amazing feeling to realize that the stones you touch, somebody put there many centuries before you came on the Earth. The oldest Crimean city Kerch was founded more than 2,600 years ago. Feodosiya is not much younger. It was founded more than 2,500 years ago.

Sevastopol.Balaklava.

Sevastopol.Balaklava.Source:biodiversity.ac.pciweb.com

There is some mystery in the Crimean land. It is not surprising that so many legends are attached to Crimean land and the Sea. Those legends came to us as a reflection of the historical memory of people who populated this amazing land during many centuries. One can believe them or no, but they certainly bring a piece of that romantic flavor which always surrounds Crimea.

Take your time exploring this site. You will understand why Crimea has attracted so many visitors as well as invaders during the centuries. If you are planning a trip to Crimea and need help take advantage of knowledge, humor, and an insider's view of Eugene Snezhkin and his personal escorted tour service. Check my recommendation.

Here is a small search engine to help you find information about Crimean land you are looking for.How does this search engine work? You can type your key word in a search box below or chose one of the most popular search terms from the "buzz cloud" below the search box. If I cover the topic on this site, you will see those pages listed at the top. If the topic hasn't been covered yet, you can check out the pages on other sites that carry information about the subject of your interest.


Related Pages.

Sea Map: What makes the Black Sea unique.
Yalta Map: 10 places to mark on Yalta map.
Black Sea: Explore Crimea.
Crimean Peninsula: What to do in Crimea.
Crimean Cities: Major tourist areas to see.
City of Feodosia: One of the Oldest Cities in Europe.
City of Balaklava: A famous small town.

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