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 and the Azov sea coast. 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 resorts in Crimea are situated on its coast between Sevastopol and Alushta. Most of the beaches are pebbled, sometimes rocky. Sandy beaches are situated on the Western coast of Crimea.

Pictures of the Black sea coast of Crimea:

Photos are given in the order from North-West coast (Sandy cape - cape Tarkhankut - Sevastopol) to Southern Coast and then South-East (Balaklava - Foros - Simeiz - Yalta - Alushta - Novyi Svet - Sudak - Feodosiya)

Sandy cape:

Crimea. Sandy cape Cape Peschanyi. Crimea

Cape Tarkhankut:

Cape Tarkhankut. Crimea

Sevastopol. Ancient Greek city of Chersonesus (or just Khersones):

Chersonesus (Khersones). Sevastopol. Crimea

Balaklava and cape Aiya:

Balaklava. Crimea Cape Aiya. Crimea

Another side of cape Aiya and cape Sarych:

Crimea. Batiliman. Cape Aiya Cape Sarych. Crimea

Foros and the Black sea coast near Foros:

Foros. Crimea Black sea coast. Crimea

Simeiz and Swallow's Nest Castle:

Simeiz. Crimea Swallow's Nest Castle. Crimea

Yalta:

Yalta

Bear mountain:

Bear mountain. Crimea Crimea. Bear mountain

Malorechenskoe - village between Alushta and Sudak:

Malorechenskoe

Novyi Svet:

Novyi Svet. Crimea Sudak. View on Novyi Svet. Crimea

Black sea coast between Sudak and Feodosiya:

Calm bay. Buhta Tihaya. Crimea

Ordzhonikidze - village between Koktebel and Feodosiya

Pictures © Copyright Sergey Sorokin