This is actually the oldest balneological resort; plus, it's a regional center with quite a tiny population - 35K citizens. The city is located right on the shores of Lake Saki, world famous for its magic mud. The very first mud resort in the peninsula was founded roughly 150 years ago. The lake itself is 1085 acres and only 1m deep. This mud lake is Crimea's pride and joy, and people have been coming here for ages. Later, when the world started to use natural resources in medicine, the Saki mud became hugely popular in curing all kinds of diseases. Saki's mud has a huge number of curing properties, including antibacterial, inflammatory, biodegradable. The mud is capable of piercing through the human skin and that's why it has such a great effect. Plus, it's helping with the overall tonus and mood. Essentuki-4, the Crimean mineral water, comes from nearby. As for the beaches, they're located 11 kilometers away from Saki, at the bay bar, outside the resort town.
Swallow's Nest
Simeiz
The Vorontsov Palace and Park
Foros
The Inkerman Winery
Sevastopol
Khersoness
The Saki Lake
Yevpatoriya
Yalta
The Livadia Palace
Chufut-Kale
The Bakhchisarai Cave Monastery
Bakhchisarai and Bakhchisarai Khan’s Palace
The Golden Beam
Cape Aya
Balaklava
The “Uchan-Su” Waterfalls
The Caves Of Ai-Petri
The Cable Car To Ai-Petri
Ai-Petri
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