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Simeiz village. General information

Simeiz is an urban-type settlement on the southern coast of Crimea, a large resort and health resort of national importance. The village of Simeiz is located between the city of Alupka and the village of Katsiveli at the eastern slope of Mount Koshka. The eastern border of the village with Alupka lies between the palace of Medvedchuk (Simeiz) and the sanatorium named after Bobrov (Alupka). The western border of the village of Simeiz runs between the Blue Bay water park and the radio telescope (this is already Katsiveli). From the north, the village is limited by the Yalta-Sevastopol highway. The central street of the village of Simeiz - Sovetskaya Street - divides the settlement into two parts. At the bottom there are large sanatoriums, on the territory of which there is a large and the best part pre-revolutionary resort, at the top - private sector and the lion's share of private hotels and hotels.

The population of the village of Simeiz is about four thousand people, and taking into account its satellites Katsiveli, Ponizovka, blue bay, Landslide, Castropol and Park - almost seven thousand inhabitants. In the high season, these villages will be able to receive up to one hundred thousand tourists at a time.

Nature and climate of Simeiz village

The village of Simeiz is located on a coastal slope, which at the beginning of the nineteenth century seemed steep and even dangerous to travelers. Now the settlement is covered with a network of roads, but the slope remains solid, which is why local roads are laid in serpentine. In addition to the already mentioned Sovetskaya, the main streets of the village of Simeiz are Gorky, Lugovsky, Vasilchenko and Krasnomayakskaya streets in the western part of the village, and Zvezdnaya, Gansky and Baranov streets in the eastern part.

The coastal part of the village has good, albeit small beaches.
In the western part, the neighborhood with Mount Koshka affects the quality of the beaches negatively - everything is covered with large stones and even rock fragments. The rocks Diva, Panea and Wing of the Swan form the retinue of Mount Koshka, which in itself is the end of a small Limensky ridge, mobile and, like every limestone formation, fragile. The indicated fragility of the limestone rock leads to the destruction of Mount Koshka and the formation of stone chaos both on its eastern slope and on its southern one. The southern stone chaos, which in our time has become a nature protection zone along with its water area, does not give a single chance to the resort to grow in a westerly direction.

The east coast of the village of Simeiz also cannot boast of good beaches- there are too many stones and large pebbles, the coastal zones are too narrow, which are claimed by thousands of vacationers.

The village of Simeiz can be called with confidence green village. Despite the ongoing construction, visually this settlement gives the impression of a green island among the heaps of rocks and stones near Mount Koshka.

Large juniper generations grow in Simeiz, especially in the lower park and on seemingly barren stones of stone chaos. Juniper has become one of the reasons for the opening of so many anti-tuberculosis sanatoriums in the village of Simeiz, because science already knows the important role of phytoncides of this coniferous species in the fight against lung diseases.

Cypress trees are innumerable in Simeiz, they grow wherever there is space. In the parks you can see a lot of exotic trees and shrubs, but in the village of Simeiz itself, it is not palm trees that hold the palm, but the same cypresses, pines and figs.

Simeiz is famous for its warm and dry climate. It is well covered by Mount Koshka from the western and northwestern winds. The mountains of the Main Ridge above the village in this part are higher than above the same Kastropol and Foros. Summers are very mild, rains are sporadically, strong winds are infrequent. Winter comes late, the heat retreats sometimes closer to November, you can swim in the sea until mid-October. True, spring comes to the village of Simeiz later than to Simferopol - at the end of April, and spring can be windy and whiny, although it is extremely rare to get really cold in Simeiz, sub-zero temperatures during the day are found in a few days a year.

Infrastructure of the village of Simeiz

The village of Simeiz is a developed resort, its name is well known, the name of its hotels and sanatoriums are among the most desirable places Crimean holiday. Service in resort establishments is steadily growing, hardly keeping up with prices. The village of Simeiz is an expensive resort, although it is too big to talk about a certain established price level. In the vicinity of Simeiz, vacation prices are lower, although the increase in the cost of rented housing is a general Crimean trend.

As befits a resort, the village of Simeiz has everything so that vacationers do not feel cut off from civilization. There are many shops, cafes, food and manufactured goods markets, but prices in them during the high season are generally significantly higher than in the country. In Simeiz, there are branches of several banks, salons mobile communications, Internet salons, a souvenir market, wine shops and cellars, pharmacies, canteens and a whole legion of hotels, hotels, guest houses, villas, apartments and just rooms for the night. In Simeiz, there is one Orthodox church and the Juma-Jami mosque. There is a secondary school and a kindergarten.

New house between the sanatorium Simeiz
and hotel Ligo Morskaya

In the village of Simeiz, transport support is well supplied. You can go straight from the village along the upper highway to Yalta, bus No. 42 runs along this route, routes No. 107 and 115 pass through Alupka, and the first of them starts from Katsiveli, passing Ponizovka, Blue Bay and Upper Simeiz in succession. From the bus station of the village of Simeiz, buses to Simferopol and Sevastopol constantly go on a flight. For those who want to quickly leave the village, you need to choose the upper route, because the narrow lower one, especially in summer, is crowded with vehicles.

Simeiz village and mountains

Mount At-Bash (1196 meters) rises directly above the village of Simeiz. This is the most high mountain segment of the Main Ridge, lying above Simeiz and one of the most beautiful. Mount Ai-Petri is also visible from the village. Below the Main Ridge, two more noticeable mountains stand apart - Chaka-Tysh (931 meters) and Nishan-Kaya (871 meters). Even lower than these peaks, the forest was pretty burned out in 2007, namely, coming out of neighboring Simeiz Alupka. Of interest are small rocks directly above the track - scenic spots, which can be visited while walking along the numerous paths between the new and old Sevastopol highways.

In addition, an asphalt road was laid between them - Zapovednaya Street.

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In prehistoric times, not far from Simeiz - in the Besh-Tekne basin, on the northern slopes of the At-Bash mountain - there was a site of ancient people. The first historically attested inhabitants of Simeiz were the Taurians. In the vicinity of the village, they left behind dolmens and a fortified settlement on Mount Koshka. At the foot of the mountain is the largest Taurus burial ground in the Crimea, consisting of 95 graves. A permanent settlement in the area of ​​Simeiz dates back to Hellenistic times.

The former fortified settlement of the Taurians in the Middle Ages turned into feudal castle dominating the rural area. At the same time, the Byzantines, who at that time belonged to the southern coast of Crimea, founded a fortified monastery nearby. Perhaps it was in this era that the settlement received its name. Sembos. After the power of Byzantium weakened, Sembos, along with the entire southern coast, became part of the Genoese Captaincy of Gothia. The Genoese turned the Byzantine castle into a fortification, the ruins of which have partially survived to this day.

After the conquest of the Genoese possessions by the Ottomans in 1475, Sembos became a small village that was part of the Mangup kadylyk of the Kefin sanjak. According to the materials of the census of the Kefinsky sanjak of 1520 in the assigned to Inkirman In the village of Sembos there were 30 families, exclusively Christians. By 1542, Sembos was reassigned to Baliklaga, but it remained a Christian village: 31 full families, 1 who lost their male breadwinner and 3 adult single men. From the 17th century to south coast Crimea begins to spread Islam. Simeiz belonged to the Crimean Khanate for only 9 years - from the acquisition of independence by the Khanate in 1774 to the annexation of Crimea to Russia (8) on April 19, 1783, but by that time there were apparently no Christians in the village - in the statements about the Christians withdrawn from the Crimea in the Sea of ​​\u200b\u200bAzov A. V. Suvorov and Metropolitan Ignatius of 1778 Simeiz does not appear.

After the annexation of Crimea to Russia (8) on April 19, 1783, (8) on February 19, 1784, by the nominal decree of Catherine II to the Senate, the Tauride region was formed on the territory of the former Crimean Khanate and the village was assigned to the Simferopol district. After the Pavlovsk reforms, from 1796 to 1802, it was part of the Akmechetsky district of the Novorossiysk province. In a new way administrative division, after the creation of the Tauride province on October 8 (20), 1802, Simeiz was included in the Mahuldur volost of the Simferopol district.

View of Simeiz

By Sheets of all the villages in the Simferopol district, consisting of an indication in which volost, how many yards and souls ... dated October 9, 1805, in the village of Simeiz there were 22 households and 148 residents, exclusively Crimean Tatars. On the military topographic map of Major General Mukhin in 1817, the village Simeis signposted with 21 yards. The estate "Simeiz" was founded by the famous industrialist second-major Ivan Akimovich Maltsov in 1828 and a few years later had an area of ​​567 acres of land. A significant part of the estate was occupied by vineyards and orchards. After the reform of the volost division of 1829, Simeiz, according to "Vedomosti about state-owned volosts of the Tauride province of 1829", transferred to the Alushta volost, and, after the formation of the Yalta district in 1838, the village was transferred to the Alushta volost. On the map of 1842, Simeiz is marked with a symbol "small village", that is, less than 5 households.

As a result of the zemstvo reform of Alexander II in the 1860s, the village was assigned to the Derekoy volost. According to "List populated areas Tauride province according to the data of 1864", compiled on the basis of the results of the VIII revision of 1864, Semeiz- state-owned Tatar village with 38 households, 157 inhabitants and a mosque by the nameless river. On three verst The map of 1865-1876 shows 48 households in the village. For 1886 in the village Sales, according to the directory "Volosts and the most important villages of European Russia", 319 people lived in 47 households, a mosque and a shop operated. According to "Memorial book of the Tauride province of 1889", according to the results of the X revision of 1887, in the village of Simeiz there were 77 households and 349 inhabitants. On milestone On the map of 1890, 79 households with a Tatar-Russian population are indicated in the village.

After the zemstvo reform of the 1890s, which took place in the Yalta district after 1892, the village remained part of the transformed Derekoi volost. By "... Memorable book of the Tauride province for 1892" in the village of Semeiz, which constituted the Semeiz rural society, there were 358 inhabitants in 70 households. By "... Memorable book of the Tauride province for 1902" in the village of Simeiz, which constituted the Simeiz rural society, there were 402 inhabitants in 51 households. IN in the Derekoi volost of the Yalta district, the village of Simeiz is already listed.

At the beginning of the 20th century, on the initiative of the brothers Nikolai Sergeevich and Ivan Sergeevich Maltsov, a resort village arose on the part of the territory of their estate, which they sold for the construction of dachas and boarding houses. New Simeiz. Soon the village became one of the most prestigious and comfortable bourgeois-aristocratic resorts of Crimea. During this period it was broken resort park, built a number of villas that have survived to this day (Xenia, Miro-Mare, etc.). Most of the houses in the village were built according to the designs of engineer Yakov Petrovich Semyonov. In 1912, Emperor Nicholas II and his family visited Simeiz and met with Ivan Sergeevich Maltsov. The village of Novy Simeiz was recorded as an independent village Statistical handbook of the Tauride province of 1915 as part of the Derekoi volost of the Yalta district.

Villa Xenia

After the establishment of Soviet power in the Crimea, by a decree of the Krymrevkom of January 8, 1921, the volost system was abolished and the village was subordinated to the Yalta district of the Yalta district. Beginning in 1921, boarding houses and sanatoriums were created on the basis of dachas and boarding houses nationalized by the Bolsheviks. In 1922, the uyezds were given the name okrugs. According to list settlements Crimean ASSR according to the All-Union census on December 17, 1926, in the village of Simeiz, the center of the Simeiz village council of the Yalta region, there were 153 households, of which 112 were peasants, the population was 622 people, of which 431 were Crimean Tatars, 119 Russians, 31 Greeks, 25 Ukrainians, 7 Belarusians, 3 Jews, 1 German, 5 recorded in the “other” column, the Russian, Tatar and Greek schools of the first stage operated. Also in the village council was the Simeiz Novy resort, with 174 households (9 peasants) and 591 residents: 451 Russians, 40 Ukrainians, 31 Jews, 25 Tatars, 11 Poles, 10 Belarusians, 4 Latvians, 3 Germans, 3 Estonians, 1 Greek, 12 are recorded in the "other" column. In 1927, about 10 thousand people visited the Simeiz resort. Almost all the sanatoriums of Simeiz specialized in the treatment of consumption. In 1930, the Seaside Park was founded, and starting from 1932, the resort became year-round.

With the beginning of the German occupation of Crimea in the autumn of 1941, many residents of Simeiz went to the mountains and became members of the Yalta partisan detachment. In the autumn of 1942, several landings were made by sailors of the Black Sea Fleet. Many residents of the village died at the hands of the invaders, who practiced reprisals against civilians in response to partisan attacks. The Red Army liberated Simeiz on April 16, 1944, on May 18 of the same year, the Crimean Tatars from the village, according to GKO Decree No. 5859 of May 11, 1944, were deported to Central Asia. On August 12, 1944, Decree No. GOKO-6372s “On the resettlement of collective farmers in the regions of Crimea” was adopted, according to which the region from Rostov region The RSFSR resettled 3,000 families of collective farmers.

In the post-war years, active restoration and development of the resort began. All the destruction of the war years was completely eliminated by 1955. The main sanatoriums and rest houses created in the post-war period: the sanatorium "Simeiz" (formerly named after the XXII Congress of the CPSU), the children's sanatorium "Moscow", the sanatorium named after. N. A. Semashko (now one of its buildings is the hotel "Ligo Morskaya"), the children's sanatorium "Pioneer", the sanatorium "Youth" (formerly named after Lenin, and before that "Selyam"), the sanatorium "Red Lighthouse", the sanatorium "Blue Bay".

In the post-perestroika period, the state of the resort has deteriorated significantly: the garbage left by vacationers and merchants is poorly removed, the regime is not respected in protected areas, visits to which should be prohibited, and a rare relic plant juniper tree is cut down.

Since the 1950s, the “wild” beach near Simeiz has been chosen by nudist vacationers who came here from all over the USSR.

Simeiz, view from Mount Koshka

Population

In 1926, on the territory of the Simeiz village council of the Yalta region, there were 327 households, of which 117 were peasants, the population was 1123 people, of which 570 were Russians, 456 Crimean Tatars, 65 Ukrainians, 33 Jews, 32 Greeks, 17 Belarusians, 4 Germans, 4 Latvians, 3 Estonians, 17 are listed under "other". In the summer months, the population of the village increases many times due to visitors.

Economy

The basis of the economy of the village is the service of vacationers. Simeiz is a well-known seaside climatic resort; there are anti-tuberculosis sanatoriums.
In neighboring Alupka there is a branch of the Massandra winery.

Transport

Simeiz tied fixed-route taxis with the following cities:

  • No. 115 Simeiz (bus station) - Alupka (bus station) - Yalta (bus station);
  • No. 107 Katsiveli (water park) - Simeiz (Blue Bay) - Simeiz (bus station) - Alupka (bus station) - Yalta (bus station)
  • No. 142 Simeiz (bus station) - Alupka (nursery) - South Coast highway - Yalta (microdistrict 11) - Yalta (bus station).

One of the antennas of the Simeiz department of the Crimean astrophysical observatory

The science

In Simeiz, on Mount Koshka, there is the Simeiz Department of the Crimean Astrophysical Observatory, known as the Simeiz Observatory. The world's first lunar spacecraft tracking station was located here, which was used to control the flight of the Luna-1 (January 1959) and Luna-2 (September 1959) spacecraft, and later took the first photographs of the far side of the Moon. (spacecraft "Luna-3", October 1959).

One of the components of the Interkosmos system is located in Simeiz. It is an experimental laser observation station for artificial Earth satellites.

Attractions

Near the village, on Mount Koshka, there are the remains of the Limen-Isar fortifications. (VIII-I centuries BC). The rocks of Diva and Panea rise above the sea, around which the remains of a small settlement and several temples were found.

In the village there is a mosque and an Orthodox church of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

One of the most beautiful buildings: villas Xenia and Mechta, early 20th century. (restoration work in progress since 2017).

Near Villa Xenia there is a cypress alley with copies of ancient Greek statues.

Famous people

Sergei Rachmaninov, Mikhail Kotsyubinsky, Dmitry Milyutin, Sergei Aldoshin, Ilya Selvinsky, Konstantin Paustovsky, Ostap Vishnya, Leo Tolstoy and the traveler, the founder of Harbin, the engineer-traveler N. S. Sviyagin lived in Simeiz at different times.

Simeiz in culture

  • In Simeiz, the action of the film "Chapiteau Show" takes place.
  • In Simeiz, a short film called "The Last King of Simeiz Beach" takes place.

Films shot in Simeiz

  • Some scenes of the film "Queen's Private Life" were filmed on the Simeiz beach.
  • In the film "New Adventures of the Elusive", the episode where Yashka the Gypsy jumps into the sea was filmed at the Simeiz Pier. An understudy (local resident) jumped from the Diva cliff.

This is a typical South Coast resort - mountainous, with steep slopes to narrow pebbly beaches, with an abundance of greenery and parks and quite high prices to rest.

In Simeiz, the most successful way combines the possibility of a calm measured rest and a stormy nightlife. There are conditions for both.

Thanks to the healing microclimate, several sanatoriums operate in Simeiz at once. Treatment profile - diseases of the respiratory system, nervous and cardiovascular systems, tuberculosis.

Another feature is that Simeiz for some reason has become popular among homosexual tourists since the late 80s of the last century. Today, Simeiz is still in demand as a vacation spot for representatives of the LGBT community. There are hotels and clubs in the village that are not open to everyone.

And, besides, rock climbers love Simeiz very much. This sport is very developed in the village. You can buy all the necessary equipment, there are many trails of different levels.

Simiz infrastructure

For recreation in the village there is everything you need. This, of course, is not Big city with a well-developed infrastructure, but cafes, restaurants, clubs, pharmacies, housing for every taste - all this is present. Yes, there are outskirts in the village, where even lighting may be absent, and it is far to go to the center. Therefore, when choosing housing in Simeiz, you need to be more careful with the location. most lively and comfortable spot- center - areas bounded by Sovetskaya and Lenina streets. From Sovetskaya street there is a convenient descent to the beach. Not everywhere there are those, somewhere you have to go down the stairs. If you come on vacation with a small child, it will be simply impossible.

From Simeiz it is quite convenient to go on excursions to the sights of the South Coast. This fact is also worth noting, since it is not typical for all resorts, even that of the South Coast.

Simeiz beaches

As I already mentioned, the beaches in Simeiz are pebble, large pebble and rocky. Quite characteristic of the South Coast resort. At the entrance to the water, large stones may come across.

Most convenient beach- Central city. You can go down to it on the street. Sovetskaya, through a picturesque park with delightful air and funny inhabitants. The beach is equipped with everything you need. During the season it is incredibly crowded. Here is an interesting attraction of Simeiz - Diva rock. You can climb it to take a couple of great photos. Or dive into the Black Sea.

Simeiz beaches

Behind the Diva rock is a compact Coral beach. You can get to it through the bathroom. Youth. For those who stayed in the area of ​​pr. Lenina is the nearest beach.

On the opposite side of the village, in the easternmost part of the coast, there are boathouse beaches. The beach here is pebbly, equipped and quite comfortable. If you stay in the boathouse, the sea will be literally two steps away. But such pleasure does not come cheap.

Behind him stretched the beach of Moscow. It is called so by the name of the children's sanatorium, to whose territory it belongs. For families with children - perfect. There are few people here, the entrance is gentle, and the beach itself is small pebbles.

Directly under the picturesque park san. Simeiz - Naryshkinsky stones beach. It is not equipped, there is only a canopy from the sun. The entrance itself is rocky. Fans of snorkeling love to relax here. For children there is a tiny bay, fenced with the same stones.

Next comes Primorye Beach. It will be convenient to get to it if you stop in the area of ​​​​Gansky, Neuimin, Kotsyubinsky, Lugovsky or Paustovsky streets. The beach is small-pebble, equipped. Passage to it through the park of the hotel Ligo Morskaya.

Fans of secluded relaxation and even tanning can relax on Semashko beach, next to Primorye beach. It is not very comfortable here because of the stones and boulders, but on the other hand, there is practically no one there. You can go to it past the hotel Assol.

What to see in Simeiz

It is pleasant to wander around Simeiz. Narrow streets, an abundance of greenery, interesting buildings, parks - everything is conducive to leisurely walks.

I already mentioned one attraction - Diva rock that on the Central beach of Simeiz. Filmmakers love this very rock. She managed to light up in the films "Sappho", "Ten Little Indians", "Savages", "Amphibian Man".

Above the Central Beach rises another interesting rockPanea. From here you have a stunning view of the village. And while walking along the mountain, you can stumble upon the ruins of ancient defensive structures.

Right there, above the beach and Diva rock - fragrant park Simeiz. Not only is the park clean, well-groomed and very beautiful, but there are also such smells that cannot be expressed in words.

Leads to the park Cypress alley- Another attraction of Simeiz. Beautiful well maintained place, decorated with statues.

Cypress alley

There are two villas in Simeiz that are included in the list of interesting places. This Villa Mechta and Xenia. Both are next to Cypress Alley, so finding them is not difficult.

If you are on vacation with children, you should definitely set aside a day to relax in Aquapark Blue Bay.

How to get to Simeiz

To get to Simeiz from Simferopol airport, if you arrive by plane, you will have to go through Yalta. Trolleybuses and buses run directly from the airport. Already in Yalta, you can transfer to a minibus to Simeiz.

Or, from the airport, get to the Simferopol bus station, and from there take a direct bus to Simeiz.

Buses run to Simeiz also from Sevastopol. From Kerch you will have to get through Yalta or Simferopol.

Useful links:

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On the very southern coast of the Crimean peninsula, at the foot, there is an urban-type settlement and a seaside climatic resort of the same name, called Simeiz. The village is part of the Yalta region. Today, about 2.5 thousand people live here.


How to get to the village

Simeiz on the map of Crimea:

There are several ways to get to Simeiz:

1. From Yalta. Distance 22 km:

  • By bus. Buses No. 26 and No. 42 depart towards the village every 15 minutes from the upper square of the Yalta railway station from 06:00 to 21:00. You can also get there by regular buses No. 107 and No. 115. The journey will take from 20 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the chosen route. Ticket price from 25 rubles.
  • By taxi along the South Coast Highway. Travel time 20 - 30 minutes. The cost of the trip will be 300 - 350 rubles.

2. From Simferopol. Distance 101 km:

  • Out on the bus. There is a bus station next to the terminal building, from the platform of which a direct flight departs to the village. Departure times: 04:40, 05:50, 07:55, 10:30, 17:20, 17:21, 18:40, 18:41. Travel time is from 3 to 4 hours.
  • By bus from the city center. From the bus station railway station Simferopol. Schedule: 05:35, 07:50, 09:05, 09:15, 10:00, 10:40, 13:00, 14:30, 16:25, 16:55, 17:30, 17:50, 20:45. Stop "village Simeiz". Travel time 2.5 - 3 hours.
  • By taxi. The trip will cost 1.500 - 2.500 rubles.

Weather in Simeiz

Simeiz has a subtropical climate. Snow or fog is a rarity here. Summer is dry and warm. average temperature+23.5°C. The warmest month is July. Autumn is mild. Most of the precipitation falls in. The average temperature in winter is not less than +1°C.

The swimming season opens in late May - early June. The water temperature in summer is from +22°C to +24.7°C.

Sanatoriums of Simeiz in Crimea

There are sanatoriums in Simeiz, where people come from all over the country and foreign countries. These include:

  • Sanatorium "Semashko". Address: Lugovskogo street, 6. Opened in 1922. He is engaged in the treatment and prevention of diseases of the respiratory system, cardiovascular system, nervous disorders, rheumatism. On the territory of the sanatorium there are 5 residential buildings, a canteen, a parking lot, a tennis court, a library, a hairdresser's. Has its own beach. It is possible to stay in a double or triple room. Can accommodate up to 300 people at the same time.

  • Sanatorium "Simeiz" Address: Sovetskaya street, 3. It treats diseases of the upper respiratory tract, as well as the vascular and nervous systems. Rooms are designed for accommodation from 1 to 6 people. The resort has a sports and gym, swimming pool, private equipped beach. The cost of living depends on the chosen room category: from 1,000 to 4,600 rubles per day. Important! There is no “No Treatment” tariff, but visiting the procedures is strictly voluntary!

Sanatorium "Simeiz"
  • Children's sanatorium "Youth". Address: Sovetskaya street, 39. Specializes in respiratory diseases in children, with the aim of preventing and treating pulmonary tuberculosis and other lung diseases. It is possible to accommodate children from 14 to 17 years old in wards of 4-5 people. Toilet on the floor. Showers in a separate building. The sanatorium has sports and playgrounds, a school, discos are held. Meals are complex four times a day.


Hotels and Inns

Tourists can rent a room in one of the best hotels all over the south coast or settle in comfortable hotels Simeiz:

1. Park-hotel with a swimming pool "Simeiz". Address: Sovetskaya street, 27A. There are 21 suites in the room fund. The cost of living is from 2.500 rubles, breakfast is included. There is a swimming pool.
2. Hotel Ligo-Morskaya. Address: Lugovskogo street, 18. Several accommodation options: Economy class, Junior suite, Junior suite superior, Suite with sea view, Guest house. There is a cafe on site. Parking is paid. You can rent a room for 980 - 7.200 rubles. Official website of the boarding house "Ligo Morskaya": ligosimeiz.ru
Hotel Ligo-Morskaya 3. Hotel "Atriy". Address: Gorky street, 17A. Accommodation for three or four people. There is a garden. Parking and internet are free.
Hotel "Atriy" Other hotels in Simeiz that can be booked without prepayment and with pleasant discounts from Booking:

  • Cinema "World of Cinema: Chernomorets"
  • Private villas
  • Aquapark Simeiz

    The hallmark of the village is the first and only water park with sea water on the territory of the entire Crimean peninsula. It is called "Blue Bay" and is located at the address: Sovetskaya street, 80. You can get here by bus number 107.

    Guests of the Blue Bay water park are offered:

    • Ride various slides, including Family Constrictor, Serpentine, Bend, Tsunami and more
    • Swim in the "Small", "Cascade", "Wave" or "Big" pool
    • Look into the Van Gogh cafe, Aqua Food, Shark bar.
    • Take advantage of the Vip-zone, which includes a separate dressing room and a jacuzzi, a shower and a toilet, a bungalow for relaxation, Wi-Fi.


    Important! A visit to the VIP zone is paid additionally: + 1,500 rubles to the cost entrance ticket for a person.

    The water park also has a children's area and an animation team.

    Visit cost:

    • According to the "Mini" tariff. Time from 14:00 to 18:00. Ticket for an adult 1.200 rubles600 rubles.
    • According to the tariff "Krymchanin". Time from 10:00 to 18:00. Ticket for an adult 1.000 rubles, for a child with a height of 90 to 150 cm - 500 rubles.
    • According to the "Maxi" tariff. Time from 10:00 to 18:00. Ticket for an adult 1.500 rubles, for a child with a height of 90 to 150 cm - 750 rubles.
    • Use of parking 300 rubles, storage rooms — 1 00 rubles.

    Simeiz resort is located on south coast Crimean peninsula, 18 kilometers west of Yalta. Its history begins with the settlement of the ancient tribes of the Tauris, in the Middle Ages the Byzantines took over the territory, a little later - the Genoese and Ottomans.

    Description

    The name of the resort is of Greek origin, which means "a sign, a sign, a sign." And indeed, the general view of the area is very remarkable: rising from the north mountain range Ai-Petri, in the west - Mount Cat, nearby are the most beautiful rocks: Diva, Panea, Swan's Wing. These hills served as landmarks for ancient navigators following the expanses of the Black Sea from one place to another.

    Mount Koshka, at the foot of which Simeiz is located, was one of the main navigation points of that time. According to another version, the name is due to the fact that when a foreign fleet entered the bay, the Taurians kindled a signal fire, which served as a sign of the enemy's invasion and was visible to the entire area.

    Today Simeiz is a small urban-type resort village with a developed infrastructure. On the map of Crimea, you can see that it is located between the city of Alupka and the resort of Katsiveli. There are only 20 streets in the village, in autumn and winter it is quiet and calm, the permanent population is about 3,500 people. But in the summer months, due a large number coming to rest, it becomes crowded and full of life.

    For tourists, rooms are rented in hotels and the private sector, there is a wide variety of canteens, cafes, restaurants, discos are held on the waterfront.

    There is a clothing and food market, shops, a post office, a bus station, pharmacies, an Orthodox church, a mosque, several ATMs. Thanks to beautiful nature, mild climate and warm sea, Simeiz is a great place to relax.

    Weather

    The weather conditions in Simeiz are ideal for a vacation. The village is located at a distance from industrial enterprises, which provides ideally clean air. The climate is subtropical, there are no large differences in atmospheric pressure and temperature. The surrounding mountains provide protection from strong winds. It is a good place for healing adults and children prone to bronchial and pulmonary diseases.

    The swimming season starts in May and ends in October. The largest influx of tourists occurs from mid-June to the end of August.

    In early June, the water does not always have time to warm up well, there are also rainy days, so if you plan a trip with small children, then it is better to do it no earlier than the second half of the first summer month. The average daily temperature in June is 24°С, the maximum rarely exceeds the mark of 28 ° C, the night temperature is 17-18 ° C. The water temperature warms up to 22°C on average, with a maximum of 25°C.

    The warmest days come in July and August in Simeiz. The air during the day warms up to 25-27°C, sometimes it can reach 35°C, at night it drops to 21°C.

    The water temperature is favorable for swimming - 24-26°C. The chance of precipitation in the form of rain is low. The heat is generally well tolerated, as sea breezes help to survive it.

    In September and early October, the temperature regime is similar to June. During the day - 21-24°С, at night - 16-18°С. The water temperature in the sea is 22-23°C. Rain is possible, but not too often. UV rays are very active, so you can sunbathe using sunscreen. Recommended time is before 11 am and after 3 pm.

    Housing options

    Simeiz is cozy and quiet place, with a large selection of accommodation for tourists. There are plenty of options: sanatoriums, boarding houses, hotels, hotels, guest houses.

    For those who want to combine relaxation with medical procedures, you can think about purchasing a voucher to health facilities. resort village.Many who wish to support their own or children's health stop at the following sanatoriums.

    • Simeiz. Since the times of the Soviet Union, it has been considered the most prestigious in the Crimea. Its main building is located on the territory beautiful park. The institution specializes in the treatment of diseases of the respiratory tract and the cardiovascular system. All comfortable conditions for rest and treatment are created.
    • named after Semashko. It is the oldest in the village, has been operating since 1922. There are 5 buildings available. There are no special frills, there are rather modest rooms with different levels of amenities. Compared to other resorts, the prices are low. Treatment profile: diseases of the upper respiratory tract, rheumatism, disorders of the nervous system.
    • "Moscow". Children's sanatorium, located on the seashore. Children with pulmonological and cardiovascular diseases, suffering from the consequences of environmental disasters. Rooms are designed for 4-8 people, all amenities are located on the floor. School classes are held during school hours. For parents who come to visit their children, there are rooms in another building on the territory.
    • "Youth". Rest and treatment is provided for teenagers and adults. Adults and children are accommodated in separate buildings. In the children's building, rooms are designed for 4-5 people, amenities are on the floor. Rooms for adults - triple, amenities in the room. The beach of the sanatorium is 200 m from the buildings. The institution specializes in the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis, respiratory diseases.

    People who prefer to organize their vacation on their own can rent inexpensive rooms in the private sector - both economy class and suites.

    The rental price depends on the location to the beaches, and not on the availability of shops or stops. The closer the access to the sea, the higher the price. Also, pricing is affected by the presence of fresh repairs, modern furniture, air conditioning, household appliances, a bathroom in the room or on the floor.

    It is worth considering that in last years rest in the village is gaining more and more popularity, so it is better to book accommodation in the private sector in advance. Of course, upon arrival it is also quite possible to rent rooms, but there is no guarantee that their cost, accommodation conditions and proximity to the coastal zone will 100% meet expectations.

    There are no five-star hotels in the village, but there are private guest houses with high level comfort and service.

    You need to reserve rooms in them in advance, as they often cooperate with travel agencies.

    Simeiz can be conditionally divided into three parts.

    • Coastal zone. The cost of housing here is the highest, the way to the beach is a maximum of 5 minutes. But it is worth considering that there are cafes and stalls with higher prices on the embankment, there are no other important sources of industry here. The shops will need to climb up towards the center.
    • Center. The main street that runs through the entire resort is Sovetskaya. All the benefits of civilization are concentrated on it and in its environs. The Koltso district, close to the center, is considered a good place to live. The road to the sea takes an average of 10 minutes, if you go slowly - 15.
    • Top part. The streets are located above the village council and stretch towards the South Coast Highway. There are very picturesque corners of nature here, and at quite reasonable prices you can rent accommodation in comfortable guest houses overlooking the sea. Walk to the sea will take 20-30 minutes. The way back, respectively, will be uphill.

    Beaches

    Tourists spend most of their time swimming in the sea and sunbathing on the beach. All the beaches of the resort village are free, covered with small pebbles, protected from strong waves and wind by mountains and rocks.

    • Central beach. Well equipped, meets all sanitary standards, but very crowded and has a narrow beach strip. From all sides there are shops, there is a rental of sun loungers, a variety of water activities. To the right of the beach there is a pier, from where sightseeing trips along the Black Sea are carried out on boats.
    • At the Diva rock. The most favorite place for vacationers. You can get to it from the side of the bus station, turning towards the Chaika Hotel, and go down to the embankment or follow through the seaside park. As on the central beach, there are changing rooms, a shower, a toilet, and a cafe nearby.

    Of the water activities, there is riding a motorcycle and a banana, a dive center is organized in the building of the boat station.

    • At the boathouses. A small cozy beach, ideal for families with children, as the entrance to the water is very convenient. Available to everyone. Nearby on the waterfront there is a cafe where you can dine.
    • "Pioneer". Located under the historical villa "Miro Mare", between central beach and hotel "Assol". It has several swimming areas. A small area (paddling pool) is a great option for small children, its depth is no more than one meter. A little further there is a zone fenced from the sea by slabs. The greatest depth reaches 3-3.5 meters. The plates can be reached not only by swimming, but also on foot, along a special embankment.

    Many vacationers like to dive from them, armed with a mask, as a beautiful view opens under the water - you can see the underwater inhabitants and feel the warm undercurrent. The minus of the beach is an inconvenient entrance to the sea, large stones and boulders.

    • At the hotel "Assol". Convenient small-pebble beach with a gentle entry into the water. It belongs to the hotel, but the entrance is free for everyone, you only need to pay for the rental of sun loungers.
    • "Blue Bay". It has absolutely no infrastructure, it is not very convenient to get there, the path lies along narrow paths through the rocks. But because of beautiful views And the purest sea popular with people who prefer to relax away from noisy companies. Not suitable for spending time with children.

    Each sanatorium has its own well-equipped beach, the best place is considered to be near the sanatorium "Simeiz". There are much fewer people on such beaches, but it is difficult for ordinary vacationers to get to them, the entrance is carried out according to resort books.

    Attractions

    Far from any resort can boast such an abundance of historical and memorable places as this cozy village.

    Mount Cat

    It is rightfully considered the main attraction of Simeiz. The name is often explained by the similarity of the outlines of the mountain with the silhouette of a lying cat. In fact, the name comes from the Crimean Tatar word "Kosh-Kaya", which means "Steam rock" in translation. Tourists from all over Crimea come to look at the interesting outlines of the rock.

    On the slopes of the mountains meet rare plants, listed in the Red Book: strawberry tree, Crimean cistus, rare thyme fumana shrub.

    On the mountain there is Observation deck, which can be reached by ecological path. The lift is also available for tourists with children.

    Rock Diva

    It has a height of 51 meters, is washed on all sides by the sea, only a small stone staircase connects it to the shore. An observation deck is equipped at the top, but not everyone dares to climb there, since there are no railings on the stairs, and you need to overcome 260 steps. The rock is also notable for the fact that famous Soviet films were filmed on it and in its vicinity: Amphibian Man, The Elusive Avengers, Ten Little Indians.

    Panea rock

    It is located close to the Diva rock. The name has Greek roots and means "Most Holy". It has a second name - "Genoese", since in the XIV-XVI centuries the Genoese built a defensive fortress here. Now only fragments of it have survived. The pointed shape of the rock reaches a height of 70 meters. At its top open the best views on the Diva rock, the surroundings of the village and the sea distances.

    Simeiz park

    Cypress alley

    Adjacent to the park. It also has another name - "Apollo alley", as its decoration is numerous statues of Apollos. A good place for evening walks.

    Observatory

    Located on Mount Koshka, founded in 1912. During her work, scientists discovered 8 comets, 149 asteroids, 150 nebulae, 149 asteroids, one of the first in the world to get a photo of the invisible side of the Moon. One of the minor planets was named Simeiz. Today, regular excursions are organized here in the evening. Visitors are shown the equipment, get acquainted with the principles of its operation, and are allowed to observe space objects.

    The tour will be interesting for adults and children.

    Villas "Xenia" and "Dream"

    Considered the best works of architecture of the early 20th century, visible from any place in the resort, have the status historical monuments. According to some reports, the Dream Villa was the property of a banker from Poland, but during the revolution he left it. During the Soviet period, there was a hospital building. Villa "Xenia" was built in 1911 by architect Krasnov. locals they say that Count Tolstoy also stayed there. About the exact fate of the villas on this moment unknown. It is not possible to go inside, but you can walk from their outside and capture beautiful objects in the photo.

    Where to go with children?

    Families traveling with children are always thinking about entertainment options for their fidgets. There is no large amusement park in the village, but kids can actively play and frolic on playgrounds. They are equipped on the streets:

    • Lenin - next to the cypress alley;
    • Paustovsky - in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe sanatorium named after Semashko;
    • Zvezdnaya - next to the villa "Xenia", there is organized the rental of children's electric cars and bicycles.

    But, undoubtedly, a visit to the Blue Bay water park will bring great joy to children.

    It is located in the western part of Simeiz. Not only children, but also adults will get positive emotions from water activities. For kids, the water park provides a 310 square meter shallow pool with slides and fountains. Rescuers monitor the safety of young visitors. On the territory of the park, animators hold fun games and contests.

    Children from 8 years old can, together with their parents, descend on the following attractions:

    • "Multipista" - straight classic descents from a height of 8 meters;
    • "Big Hole" - is a closed pipe with two turns, the height of the descent - 9.5 m, length - 116 m;
    • "Toboggan" - an open slide with smooth turns, 8.1 m high and 78 m long.

    From the age of 14, descent from the Tsunami hill is allowed - this is a wide strip with a gradual manifestation of the pendulum effect for riding a "cheesecake", has a height of 13 m and a length of 95 m. Let's allow two people to descend at the same time. Attraction "Kamikaze" is allowed from 16 years old - a direct descent from a height of 14.5 meters, a length of 50 m, with high speed and a sharp release into the pool.

    The remaining 3 attractions:"Bend", "Serpentine" and Family Constrictor are allowed only from 18 years old. The water park has 6 swimming pools, beach volleyball and table tennis courts, a quiet VIP area, cafes and bars.

    Worthy and interesting place V tourist route with children there will be a visit to the Dreamwood Wonderland and Adventure Park in Yalta.

    For them, a huge amount of not only motor, but also cognitive entertainment is thought out there. In the park, you can overcome the rope course, see interesting experiments and experiences, ride jeeps, play golf, visit a mine decorated in XVIII style century, take part in entertaining quests. On the territory of the park there is a robotics hall, where you can learn a lot of information about the manufacture of robots. Also in the park there are many attractions and labyrinths, there is also a zone with water entertainment.

    Getting to Yalta is not difficult, regular buses run from the bus station, you can also take minibuses.

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