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Balaklava as Part of Sevastopol

View of Balaklava

It is no coincidence that Balaklava is recognized as a popular Crimean resort. It has a rich history, many interesting monuments on its territory, and the most beautiful beaches of the city and its surroundings delight vacationers. Hotels and inns of Sevastopol offer various accommodation options, so everyone will find a suitable option in terms of comfort and price.

Balaklava is a city with an ancient history. In 2004, it turned 2,500 years old. The settlement is a narrow-mouthed bay surrounded by mountains. From the sea, a picturesque view of Balaklava opens up, so boat trips are a must for guests of the city.

Tourists will also be delighted by the cleanest and most beautiful beaches of Balaklava. Two of them – Monastyrsky (or Yashmovy) and Admiral'sky – are located near Cape Fiolent. The Silver and Golden beaches, which are accessible by boats and rowboats throughout the swimming season, amaze with their beauty. Alternatively, vacationers can consider the city beach on Nazukin Embankment. Numerous beaches are located in cozy coves near Cape Aya and the Inkzhir tract: rocky, sandy, and covered with bright pebbles.

Curious tourists will find many interesting things in Balaklava. These include the ruins of the Genoese fortress Chembalo, an exhibition of landscape painters on the embankment, and the impressive submarine repair plant. Also, near the town, on Cape Fiolent, there is the ancient St. George's Monastery, which holds important historical significance in the history of Crimea. Many legends and tales are associated with this place. And, of course, the views of Balaklava's unique natural landscapes will leave no one indifferent.

Are you planning to visit Balaklava but don't know where to stay? Hotels of Sevastopol and Lyubimovka are ready to offer you comfort and coziness after a tour of the incredibly beautiful Balaklava Bay, which cuts into the land for 1.5 km. The width of the bay ranges from 128 to 425 meters, and the depth at the entrance reaches 38 meters. By the way, the entire Balaklava district is rich in natural attractions. Here are the state nature reserve 'Cape Aya', the Chernorechensky Canyon, the 'Laspy Rocks' tract, the famous Cape Fiolent, the Baydar Valley, and many others.

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