I wanted to visit this place during long months, but the weather was too cold, too hot, we had problems with our car, but at last all obstacles were overcome, and we went there!
There is a unique place on the northern coast of the Kerch Peninsula - Cape Kazantip.
The name of the cape is translated more prosaically - “bottom of the cauldron”.
The tip of the cape, which has the shape of an almost perfect circle, is indeed a concave surface resembling a cauldron.
Cape Kazantip is a picturesque combination of wild steppe and bizarre rocks. Hundreds of species of Red Book plants grow here, among which are endemic to the Crimea; many rare animals live on land and in the sea.
Today, we can enter the territory of the Kazantip Nature Reserve either on a tour or by obtaining a special permit. And we had to prepare all docs as well!
But for the residents of Crimea tickets are free, all the rest tourists have to pay, but the price is low.
Here you can see the pristine Crimean nature, admire the sea elements and walk through the ruins of the ancient Greek city of Heraklia.
I have prepared some photos of this place for you. We were riding there for about 1,5 hour, it was windy weather, but we got great pleasure.
some people were diving there, here is one of them with his sea food
me and hubby ;)
here we can see a small city Tschelkino that was considered to be a village, and it became a city just some years ago.
me enjoying perfect views
In my 2nd part I'll show you some plants of this place, and I really didn't see any of them in my city or around it.