Balaklava
Marble Street, Sevastopol, Sevastopol, Russia
Description:
Balaklava Bay is a picturesque harbor of the Black Sea coast. The most popular city landmark can be accessed through a narrow and winding entrance that is almost invisible from the sea. The shape of the bay is unique - S is figurative, due to this, the state of the water is always calm, even if a storm rages in the open sea.
During the Cold War, a huge canal was built in the bay, 360 meters long and up to 12 meters wide, in which submarines were located. At present there is a museum in this place.
On the Balaklava shores there are numerous original buildings that are cultural monuments of architecture. Balaklava Bay was appreciated by yachting lovers due to its features related to geography and nature.
In all directions, protection from winds and strong waves is provided. Large ships do not enter the bay, thus ensuring safer navigation. You can get to Balaklava Bay from Sevastopol by public transport.
