The south coast of the Crimea is
a strip of the Black Sea coast of Crimea 2-8 km wide, stretching from Cape Aya
(near Balaklava) in the west to the Kara-Dag mountain (near Koktebel) in the
east. At present it is the most popular tourist region in the Crimea with the
most developed resort infrastructure.
The climate of the southern coast of the Crimea is subtropical, close to
the climate of the south of France and northern Italy. Due to the proximity of
the sea there is no excessive heat, the average daily air temperature in the
warmest month is July + 24 ° C, and above + 30 ° C the temperature rises
rarely, but even high temperatures are relatively easy to transport due to low
humidity.
The tourist season opens in the first half of June, when the temperature
of the coastal waters is already steadily kept in a comfortable for bathing
limits. As warm weather lasts longer on the south coast, and the water cools
down more slowly, the season ends here later than at other resorts of the
peninsula, usually at the end of September. The period lasting approximately from
the beginning to the end of this month is called the velvet season.
The relief of the Southern Coast of Crimea, unlike the rest of the
Crimea, is mountainous. Absolutely in any resort of this region you will be
surrounded by mountains, which provides beautiful views and constant descents
and ascents on your way. Another feature of this relief is a different
microclimate and the weather in the resorts are only a few kilometers from each
other. For example, if your resort is in a rainy, windy or uproar sea,
sometimes it's worth a couple of kilometers to a neighboring bay, and there
will be great weather.
Palaces:
Swallow Nest
Livadia Palace
The Vorontsov Palace
The Massandra Palace
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