There is a view that you should choose a vacation spot where the climate does not differ much from your own. Otherwise, you need to stay in an exotic country for at least 60 days so as not to subject your body to acclimatization stress from the change in climate.
The way out of this situation is very simple: you need to go to Crimea! Especially today, Crimean health resorts and sanatoriums offer practically the same service as abroad. And one of the best places for recreation in Crimea is rightfully considered the Yurmino sanatorium, located in the city of Saki.
On July 5, 2012, the Yurmino sanatorium celebrated its first decade. But despite its young age, it is very experienced in matters of recreation. The unusual, laconically attractive natural landscape of this part of the Crimean Peninsula, the courteous staff of the sanatorium, mud baths, medical offices, a therapeutic indoor pool, and, of course, its own beach with 'golden' sand – all this is Yurmino.
The staff and administration of the sanatorium make every effort to ensure that guests feel comfortable and enjoy their stay. And the employees succeed quite well, because more than 2/3 of guests return here the following year.
The celebration of Yurmino's birthday turned out very bright and heartfelt. For this significant day, the staff prepared a photo exhibition where guests of the health resort could see the stages of the sanatorium's growth, what it was like 10 years ago when it welcomed its first three guests from Belarus, and photos of the sanatorium's employees who worked there for all 10 years.
There was also an extensive festive program, a dinner where excellent Crimean wine and fruits were served, a show performed by the ensemble 'Stars of Taurida'. Also in the evening program there were dances, including Armenian, Tatar, and Latin American dances, fun contests with prizes and much more. And exactly at 22:00, the sky above the sanatorium was lit up by many bright fireworks.
Well, those who did not make it to the feast, did not drink wine or beer, but want to know how it all happened, can watch the video recording on the sanatorium's website.
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