Day Schedule: Blossoming Crimea

➤Breakfast

➤Transfer to Yalta

➤Visit Vorontsov Palace

➤Check in and time for lunch

➤Livadia Palace

➤Nikitsky Botanical Garden: Spring Tulips Show

➤Massandra Winery: 9 wines degustation

This day is dedicated to the palaces and parks of southern Crimea, known historically as Russian Riviera. The day begins with a visit to the luxurious Vorontsov Palace, built by English architects in the neo-Moorish style. A separate attraction is the magnificent Vorontsovsky Park, located near the palace, which is decorated with 200 exotic species of trees and shrubs.

Proceed to Livadia Palace, where during the Second World War the famous Yalta Conference was held with the participation of Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin. A separate attraction of the palace is the Italian courtyard, which imitates the courtyards of the Italian Renaissance.

Besides, April is just awesome time to visit Crimea, with Yalta hosting best great tulips show.

Then, another wine degustation awaits you at Massandra Winery - one of the most famous in the whole Russia.

After a leisurely walk through the flowering gardens of Yalta, the main resort of Crimea, where fir-trees blossoms in crimson color at this time of the year, you have another wine degustation at the Massandra winery - one of the most famous in all of Russia. As the sun goes down, we drive to the the main symbol of Crimea - the Swallow's Nest castle, located on a cliff.

Stay overnight in a comfy hotel with amazing views, SPA, pool and lots of activities for all ages. Hydro and air massage water, heated pool, invigorating mountain air in a protected forest overlooking the mountains - a real relaxation away from the noise and bustle of the city!

Tulips, fir trees, magnolia, almond - and more, the entire Peninsula is one huge colorful blooming garden. Crimea is beautiful year round but it is spring with few tourists and awakening nature which makes it truly spectacular destination. In summer, you will enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the seaside resort, warm sea and beaches.