The majority of vacationers come to bask on the beaches, sunbathe, and swim in the sea; this is why, with the arrival of the summer months, there is practically no room to drop an apple on all the beaches of the peninsula. Even on the so-called "wild beaches" it is unlikely to be alone. The largest number of beaches is concentrated on the western and southern shores of Crimea, and here are also the majority of sanatoriums and boarding houses. But Crimea is loved not only for the sea; since Soviet times, medical institutions aimed at improving health have been organized on the peninsula. Salt and mud baths are popular.
Every enthusiast of active recreation can choose an activity to their liking. On the water: diving, jet skiing, water skiing, and so on. In the air: sightseeing flights by plane to admire the beauties of Crimea from a bird's-eye view, parachute jumps, hang gliding. On land: rock climbing, speleology. For history lovers, in summer one can participate in one of the archaeological expeditions, carrying out excavations. Also, active tourists may be interested in visiting the forest thicket, rock climbing, examining the ruins of ancient settlements and medieval fortresses.
Despite the fact that holidays in Crimea may cost somewhat more than tours to Egypt, most vacationers are attracted by the absence of a language barrier. Anyone who comes to Crimea feels at home here.
A separate item can be the inhabitants of the animal world. In Sevastopol there are two dolphinariums: one exclusively for public performances, and the other based on a research center where health-improving swimming sessions with dolphins are conducted. Throughout Crimea, there are numerous farms for breeding ostriches, donkeys, and horses. In Yalta there is an excellent zoo.
Historically, Crimea is a strategic area of the Black Sea region, and its land has absorbed the blood of soldiers of more than one state and more than one era. On the lands of the peninsula, cave cities and the ruins of Chersonesus, the remains of Genoese fortresses, and concrete fortifications of World War II have been preserved. Historical clubs operate on the peninsula, which hold reenactments of battles from different eras. These include medieval battle scenes, episodes from the time of the first defense of Sevastopol (English and French troops against Russians), and reconstructions of World War II battles.
Crimea is an amazing and beautiful place. Coming here, everyone will choose a type of holiday exclusively for themselves.