To the winter sea: a mini-journey with children from Rostov-on-Don.
Starts from
Rostov-on-Don
Duration
2 Days
Transportation
By Car
Length
474 km
Hotels
1
Guidance
Self-Guided
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If winter seems to be an extremely unpleasant and dull season, it's time to dilute it with a mini-trip around Rostov-on-Don. Let it not be possible to swim in the sea, but you and your children have a chance to enjoy the mesmerizing beauty of the winter sea. Ethnographic parks and archaeological museums still work, and snow-covered forests with deer become even more interesting and mysterious with the arrival of the cold. Bring a hot tea thermos and get dressed for a warmer day, with a bumpy dose of outdoor walks waiting for you!
Book hotels along the route with cachebacks up to 10%. At the end of the route you will find a special offer for Mastercard holders!
Book hotels along the route with cachebacks up to 10%. At the end of the route you will find a special offer for Mastercard holders!
Mastercard Routes
- To solve the mystery of ancient Tanais.
- Walk around the remains of the Azov fortress.
- See the deer in the Alexander Forest.
- Stroll along the beautiful winter Jeisku.
- Ice skating in Kushchevskaya village.
- Learn all about Cossacks at the Cossack Watch Ethnographic Center.
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Day 1260 km
Museum-Reserve "Tanais", Azov, Alexandrovsky forest, Yeisk
Spend the first half of the day in the archaeological museum "Tanais", and then go for a walk on the mysterious Azov fortress. In the Alexander Forest, watch the deer, and spend the rest of the evening in the main children's center of Eisk.
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Day 2214 km
Yeisk, ice palace, Cossack museum.
Start your morning with a stroll through the winter Jeisku and Jeisku spit - this time of year the city is surprisingly deserted and endlessly charming. Stop by the local Museum of Local Lore and then hurry to the village of Kushchevskaya to sharpen your skating skills. Finally, visit the Cossack Watch Ethnographic Centre to learn all about Cossacks and ride horses.
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