Detailed interactive map Partenit Dolphinarium
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Mountains, surrounding Alushta as amphitheater, retreat from the shore for 5-10 km. There are 5 rivers in the area; trails for biking, hiking and horseback excursions |
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By number of karst caves Chatyr-Dag mountain takes the first place in the Crimea. There are more than 140 caves, wells, pits. So, it is very popular among travelers and mountain tourism enthusiasts |
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In the Crimean Natural Reserve there are over 300 water sources, including trout ponds; nearly 1200 species of plants, more than 200 species of animals, and about 80 historical and cultural monuments |
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For active leisure enthusiasts is offered a walk to the foot of Demerji Mountain, which is famous for its natural stone sculptures |
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Manor of princes Gagarins (1907) is a nice little palace with narrow windows, fortified towers at the corners and a peaked red roof – a pseudo-Gothic castle |
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Partenit is located in a subtropical zone. It is famous for abundant vegetation, clean and tidy beaches of small pebbles and healing air |
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Rest in Crimea would be incomplete without a visit to a powerful, beautiful, not drying up even in the driest years Jur-Jur Waterfall. It is created by the Ulu-Uzen river, which flows down the three-step rapid in a dark valley |