Traveling by car is a very special kind of travel that not everyone loves. Someone prefers airplanes and trains, which can significantly save time and literally transfer tourists from one point of the world to another. The car is somewhat limited in range, but travelers have practically no chance to miss some sights, and even vice versa - they can find the most picturesque corners and go on any excursions, because in this case they are their own owners throughout the trip.
One of the main goals of this category of Russian tourists is to travel to the Crimea by car. 2012 and 2013 showed that, despite the fact that so many can afford to travel to distant countries, the Crimean peninsula is still very popular. The reasons for this are simple: it is quite close to those who live in the European part of Russia, lies in the subtropical climate zone, and interesting sights are located here. Of course, the Black and Azov Seas, as well as the mountains also add to this place attractiveness. That is why more and more tourists are choosing to travel to Crimea by car. Reviews and impressions are most often enthusiastic. Even those who have been there more than once are satisfied.
The road to the Crimea by car is not difficult. Most often, travelers use the E105 or M4 Don tracks . Opinions differ: on E105 the route is shorter, but the quality of the route leaves much to be desired, so more time can be spent. M4 is the official Olympic route, includes several paid sections and is considered a faster freeway, however, there are so-called “bottlenecks” that make traveling to the Crimea by car difficult. Reviews are generally better about the M4.
The convenience of traveling by car is that tourists themselves calculate their time and can stay where they are interested. This travel format is more suitable for youth, students and large companies. But even those who travel with fairly young children are delighted with the trip - the main thing is to organize everything correctly.
Firstly, it makes no sense to go less than a week. Secondly, those who prefer to just lie on the beach on vacation are unlikely to enjoy such a vacation. Thirdly, you need to plan a route and think about what places to visit. Those who like to spend time with
seas more or less active, as well as those who prefer educational tourism, such a trip to the Crimea by car is suitable. Reviews of tourists who have traveled in such a way all the most interesting monuments of architecture and natural attractions, just make you drive. During the week
you can visit Ai-Petri, "Swallow's Nest", Kara-Dag and the
beaches of Saki - yes, anything, because there is no program, and you can make a halt in any picturesque bay! That is why
trains to Crimea are good by car!
The feedback from those who have recently returned from such a trip is inspiring. It will be very interesting to return to Moscow with the help of a ferry across the Kerch Strait and Rostov-on-Don, especially if there are still a couple of days to call in somewhere you don’t go on purpose. And the road itself makes you feel what kind of Russia is a huge country.