Black Sea coast of Crimean peninsula
Some facts about the Black sea
Black sea is the sea between the continents, sea between Europe and Asia. It connects the Atlantic ocean via Mediterranean. According to the supposition, thousands years ago instead of the Black sea, here was a huge lake with a blue water. With a Global warming the level of World's Ocean increased and one day this level reached the pass Bosphorus and salted water went into the lake...
Black sea is 2.211 m. by depth. Most of famous resorts in Crimea are situated Black sea coast between Sevastopol and Alushta. Most of the beaches are pebbled, there are also sandy beaches.
Photos below are in the order from North-West of Crimea to Evpatoria → Sevastopol → Yalta → Alushta → Sudak → Feodosia
Pictures of the Black sea coast of Crimea:
Sandy cape (North-West of Crimea):
Cape Tarkhankut (The most western part of Crimean peninsula):
Entrance from the Black sea into Balaklava bay and cape Aiya:
Another side of cape Aiya and cape Sarych (the most Southern part of Crimean peninsula):
View on Yalta and Ay-Petri mountain around Yalta:
View on the Black sea from the road Alushta - Sudak. Orthodox Church above village Malorechenskoe:
Black sea coast near small resort Novyi Svet and view from Sudak' fortress:
View on the Black sea between Sudak and Feodosiya:
Pictures © Copyright Sergey Sorokin
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