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Over six thousand kids will be accommodated in health facilities throughout May.

Black Sea coastal areas in Krasnodar Krai anticipate hosting over 600,000 tourists during the May holidays, marking a 4% increase compared to the previous year. This influx of vacationers is expected to fill up hotels and resorts throughout the region.

Witness the Charms of Anapa Amidst the Oil Spill Aftermath

Over six thousand kids will be accommodated in health facilities throughout May.

Get ready to experience the enchanting beauty of Anapa, nestled in the Krasnodar Region—despite the recent oil spill that has tainted its pristine coastline. While this unfortunate incident might cast a temporary shadow, there's still plenty to explore in this pearl of the Black Sea!

Sports and Fun for the Little Ones

Anapa's renowned children's health resorts, like the one spanning over 6 hectares, provide a veritable paradise for youngsters. Expect to discover volleyball courts, basketball grounds, football fields, creative workshops, and more! As our correspondent Daría Ostapets reported from Channel "Kuban 24", the spacious area offers a multitude of sports activities to keep kids entertained every day.

Holistic Healing for Grown-Ups

Besides caters to children, Anapa also boasts an impressive diagnostic and treatment center accommodating over 5,000 patients daily. This sanctuary of health offers advanced methods for adults to restore and rejuvenate their well-being, including mineral waters, therapeutic mud, and sulfur-peat mud—exclusive treatments only available in Anapa.

Over 400 types of procedures are at your disposal here, with around 120 devices catering to guests, including a magnetic therapy device to treat various ailments. As deputy chief medical officer of the sanatorium-resort complex, Ekaterina Belus points out, these unique and exclusive treatments make Anapa a perfect destination for wellness enthusiasts.

The Majesty of History

Anapa isn't merely about therapeutic retreats—it's also ripe with history! One of the city's main attractions is the ancient city of Gorgippia from the Bosporan Kingdom, showcasing a storage facility, cold storage rooms, and an icehouse. For a glimpse into the past, the archaeological department's senior scientific employee, Valeriy Sotnik, shared that a typical citizen's house back then spanned over 400 square meters.

A true treasure of Anapa is the mummy of a young mammoth named Lyuba, over 40,000 years old. This significant paleontological find has captivated the hearts of many visitors.

Sadly, the oil spill has affected the beaches, making them unusable for recreational purposes at the moment. But fear not, there are plenty of other destinations within the Krasnodar Region for travelers to explore.

Gelendzhik, known for its breathtaking coastal views and historic sites, is a popular alternative to Anapa. Sochi, famous for hosting the Winter Olympics, offers a blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. For a more laid-back atmosphere, Tuapse is increasingly gaining popularity among tourists seeking alternative destinations.

For those wanting to venture further afield, consider visiting the Sea of Azov Resorts (Yeysk, Taman, Kuchuguri), which provide a tranquil sanctuary known for affordability. Abkhazia and Georgia are neighboring regions gaining popularity for their captivating landscapes and cultural experiences.

So, even amidst the oil spill aftermath, Anapa remains a vibrant and enriching destination, with much to offer. Keep an eye on the beaches before indulging in recreational activities to ensure they are clean and safe.

  1. Despite the recent oil spill, Anapa's health-and-wellness resorts, spanning over 6 hectares, offer children an array of sports activities, including volleyball courts, basketball grounds, football fields, creative workshops, and more.
  2. Admire the majesty of history at Anapa, featuring the ancient city of Gorgippia and the mummy of a 40,000-year-old mammoth named Lyuba.
  3. For those seeking holistic healing, over 400 treatments are available in Anapa, including mineral waters, therapeutic mud, and sulfur-peat mud, exclusive to this Black Sea resort.
  4. In the Krasnodar Region, affected coastal areas have restricted recreational use due to the oil spill. Alternative destinations include Gelendzhik, Sochi, Tuapse, the Sea of Azov Resorts, and neighboring regions like Abkhazia and Georgia.
  5. Anapa's health resorts, fitness-and-exercise facilities, and history attractions cater to various lifestyles, making it a unique and enriching travel destination, even amidst the oil spill aftermath.
Over the festive period, Krasnodar Krai anticipates welcoming approximately 600,000 travelers. This represents a 4% increase compared to the previous year. Accommodations along the Black Sea coast are gearing up for the influx.

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