Natural attractions - Sevastopol

Sevastopol Bay is the longest and largest, its coastline is about 8 km.

central part of the m. Sevastopol, on the narrow shore of the Chorno Bay. Sevastopol, on the coast of the Black Sea.

The sea in the grotto is about 2 meters deep, and the scouring itself is high enough to let a small boat through. Divers and adventurous bathers know that the water in the grotto is extremely cold.

12 km east of Sevastopol Bay and 10 km west of Balaklava Bay, on the coast of the Black Sea, near the Fiolent.

Blue Bay is small and, unlike most local bays, has the appearance of a neat crescent.

11 km to the north-east of Sevastopol Bay, the east side of the Chersonese, on the coast of the Black Sea, near the dacha village. Kozacha Bay.

Kyzik-Kulak-Kaya is a completely isolated plateau. In shape it resembles a submarine that has surfaced between the shores of the bay.

45 km to the east of Sevastopol in the direction of Bakhchisarai, near the village of Chervoniy Mak. Chervoniy Mak.

Punching its way to the sea, the Black River "gnawed out" a deep picturesque gorge in the mountains, the very Chernorechensky Canyon, which is so loved by tourists.

22 km to the east of Sevastopol, between the villages of Chornorichya and Shiroke, along the Chornaya River.

Baidarskaya Valley is one of the most beautiful places in Crimea, located in a natural amphitheater - surrounded on all sides by mountains.

at 36 km to the east of Sevastopol, Balaklava district, near the village. Orlina.