Crimean circumnavigation for Christmas

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for an excursion.

Sightseeing tour of the center of the hero city of Sevastopol, the "city of Russian sailors", which attracts guests with its unique history and architecture.

The tour includes a visit to Grafskaya Pier, Nakhimov Square, the memorial to the Heroic Defense of Sevastopol 1941-1942, the monument to A.I. Kazarsky — the first memorial in the city, Primorsky Boulevard, the famous monument to Sunken ships.

Acquaintance with the Museum and Temple complex "Novy Chersonesos", where the centuries-old history of the city-state by the sea "comes to life" (independently, without a tour).

On the territory of more than 20 hectares there are museums of Christianity, Crimea and Novorossiya, Antiquity and Byzantium, the world's only temple park, the archaeological park, Catherine Park with the river Geroon, Russia's first amphitheater "Griffin Arena" and the recreated Byzantine quarter (mint, antique manor, craft workshops and estate of the winemaker).

Optional, optional, for an additional fee:

• tour of the Novy Chersonesos complex — 1000 rubles/person.;
• visit to the Museum of Crimea and Novorossiya — 600 rubles/person.;
• visit to the Museum of Christianity — 1000 rubles/person.;
• visit to the historical and archaeological museum "Tauric Chersonesos" - 700 rubles /person..

The group waits for 2 hours and returns to the hotel or returns to the hotel on their own.

We suggest visiting one of the theaters of the city (independently, on any day of the tour).

Breakfast.

Departure for an excursion.

Transfer to Cape Fiolent, walk through St. George's Park (opened in 2019) to St. George's Monastery, one of the oldest in Crimea, located on a steep coast with magnificent views of the Black Sea, the rocks of the "Holy Apparition", "Orestes", "Pilate" and Jasper Beach.

Moving to Balaklava is an amazing "town" famous for its European charm and rich history.

Sightseeing tour of Balaklava embankment, visit the Genoese fortress of Cembalo, the temple of the Twelve Apostles and the famous bay of Listrigonov, sung in Homer's poem "The Odyssey".

If possible (the schedule is being specified), we suggest visiting the Balaklava underground Museum complex, object 825 GTS, located on a former underground submarine base (independently, for an additional fee, from 700 rubles/person).

Return to the hotel.

Breakfast.

Late departure for the tour.

Transfer to the Greater Yalta region, a travel tour, acquaintance with the history and sights of the Southern coast of Crimea, picturesque mountain and sea landscapes, inspection of the Foros Church and the Swallow's Nest Castle (from the observation deck).

Acquaintance with the Livadia Palace— the summer residence of Russian Emperor Nicholas II and the venue of the Yalta Conference in 1945: The Great White Palace, the inner chambers, an inspection of the monument to the leaders of the "Big Three" and Alexander III, acquaintance with the park and Holy Cross Church.

Transfer to Yalta, the resort capital of the Southern coast of Crimea, which is rightfully called the "Russian Riviera". Evening sightseeing walking tour along the Yalta embankment, offering wonderful views of the mountains and the sea.

Acquaintance with the business card of the city — the Oreanda hotel, which is more than 100 years old, the famous Isadora plane tree, monuments to the writer Yu. Semenov, actor M. Pugovkin, the Lady with the Dog, the Chapel of the New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia.

Walking along Pushkin Boulevard, you will see the monument to the pioneer of Russian cinema A.A. Khanzhonkov, the monument to Alexander Pushkin, the Catholic Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and numerous mansions that have become the decoration of the resort capital of Crimea.

Later return to the hotel (after 20:00).

Breakfast.

Room release.

Transfer to the Western coast of Crimea. Arrival in Yevpatoria.

Little Jerusalem tour (the route is recommended for visiting by the UNESCO World Organization): you will have a walking tour of the old city with a tour of the Tekie Dervishes, the only Muslim monastery in Crimea, the Armenian church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, the Yeghia Kapai Jewish synagogue, the Karaite Kenass— the temple complex of the Crimean Karaites, and the Khan Jami Mosque St. Nicholas Cathedral, Odun Bazaar of Kapusa, the main fortress gate of medieval Gozlev (Yevpatoria).

During the tour, you will be able to purchase souvenirs and other products from local artisans.

Transfer to Simferopol railway station by 16:30-17:00.