Breakfast.
The decoration of the Crimea is the parks of the southern coast.
We suggest visiting one of them — Foros Park, which was founded in the XIX century by tea magnate A.M. Kuznetsov. Today it belongs to the sanatorium "Foros".
The park is well maintained and well equipped.
The most amazing corner of the park is the Paradise, a picturesque cascade of several ponds with water lilies, waterfalls, rifts and bridges.
Goldfish splash in the ponds and turtles bask in the sun.
Now there are more than 200 species of trees, flowers and shrubs growing in the park, including both Crimean and exotic ones.
The upper part of the park is a real forest.
Further along the route we will go to the Baydar pass, where a stone portico — the Baydar Gate was built back in 1848. Today it is a viewing platform.
We will visit the Church of the Resurrection of Christ above Foros.
The pearl of the southern coast of Crimea is built on a steep cliff, at an altitude of 400 m above sea level in honor of the miraculous rescue of Alexander III and his family in a train crash at Borki station near Kharkov. Architect N.M. Chagin.
The natural pearl of Crimea is the Baydar Valley. This is a picturesque valley framed by the Crimean mountains.
It is called Crimean Switzerland. Tourists will be able to see this for themselves.
After a short walk along the very picturesque canyon of the Uzundzha River with stops for photos, we will visit the Skel cave, the kingdom of stalactites and stalagmites.
There are no identical or similar caves: each one is unique. The flowing forms of the Skel cave are unique!
The cave is equipped with 5 halls for visiting: Fireplace, Dolphin, Knight, Organ and Hall of Ghosts.
The cave is decorated with stalactites, among them are just emerging, and meter-high pillars, and stalagnates.
The successful illumination of the "stone castle" creates optical images.
The pride of the cave: a giant 7-meter stalagmite "Knight with a spear".
Return to Sevastopol to the hotel.