The protected lands of the Azov National Nature Park include 4 fragments of the Azov Sea coastline, located near Berdyansk.
The natural monument "Pine Cultures" has occupied almost 7.8 hectares of gold-bearing waterfront territory, whose twisted pines regularly saturate the air with phytoncides, turning it into a healing gaseous balm.
Guests who come to Belosarayskaya Spit will be amazed by marvelous, unearthly landscapes and "bird markets", which are famous for the islands of Antarctica, the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and the western part of South America.
The area is 468.7 hectares. It includes a part of the Krivaya Spit and the adjoining estuary of the same name.
Krivaya Spit is located in the northeastern part of the Azov Sea, which is considered to be the most calm and inert part of this water body.
Belosarayskaya Spit is a wonderful place for recreation, combining beautiful nature, clean sea and carefully protected wildlife preserve.
The Stone Graves Reserve is one of the oldest cultural monuments in the history of mankind - it is more than 12 million years old.
The park attracts tourists and researchers with interesting findings of archeologists, picturesque views and rich peculiar steppe vegetation.
The reserve is included in a special register of the United Nations organizations, as well as included in the list of natural monuments of UNESCO.
NPP "Meotida" is 150 kilometers of the Azov Sea coast, 14 thousand hectors of protected land and of course the largest colonial settlement of waterfowl on the European continent.
The territory of this picturesque and rich natural place occupies the lakes and islands of the delta along the course of the mighty Danube River, as well as its coast.