In one of the last articles, I criticized Feodosia for the dirty sea and received a bunch of negative comments from the category: a pig will find dirt everywhere and go to Turkey since you don't like Crimea. In this article, I decided to talk about one of the places in Crimea that we really liked, that I’m even thinking of going there on vacation, instead of Popovka, where we go for the third year in a row and, in principle, everything suited us there. There is an article about Popovka on the channel and not even one, who is interested to look through.
These places, of course, are more for families with children, there are few entertainments for young people, but while my daughter is 3 years old, this is just our option.
But this year, after another week of terrible snot from my daughter, I thought that I needed to change the resting place. Popovka is good for everyone, but the wind on the beach is constant there in the morning, afternoon and evening. Almost all children are blown out after the sea in the first week. The first year we were with a sore throat, and the next two with snot. We need to look for a more calm place.
And it seems this time we found it. Olenevka. The same white sand, also an emerald sea, but due to the fact that it is, as it were, down below, and Tarkhankut rises on the sides, there is almost no wind there. Housing there, of course, is more expensive than in Popovka, but for the sake of a vacation without snot, I'm ready to slightly increase the budget for vacation.
So let's start with the road. Recently, a new cover was made there from Evpatoria itself, before the road was terrible, now at least take off. We drove from Popovka in a roundabout way and the difference was very noticeable. On the way, my daughter, for some reason, was very imbued with wind turbines, which are abundant there)
Our main goal was Tarhankut and the Chalice of Love on it. I heard a lot about these places. An acquaintance scared that to go there only in a UAZ, otherwise you could be left without a car, but we decided to check it ourselves, in case of emergency it was decided to leave the car at the Dolphinarium on Tarkhankut (the asphalt ends there) and walk further with our legs.
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