ЮЖНЫЙ ДНЕПР. Терпкий запах ивняка и песчаных пляжей, дикие дубравы, огромные старики и кряжи.

01:15 – Ustya 02:24 – Northern Rechitsa District 03:15 – Fishing Rechitsa 03:44 – Southern Rechitsa District 05:45 – Loyev Region 06:34 – BELARUSIAN-UKRAINIAN DNIEPER A detailed description of the DNIEPER in the Rechitsa, Buda-Koshelevo, Loyev, and Bragin districts, with access routes, maps, and photographs of recreation and fishing spots, is available only in the tourist guidebook, "Fisherman Praktik" magazine, issue 3, 2021. Order descriptions of lakes and rivers in Belarus by email: [email protected] or on the project website http://рыболов.бел #Dnieper #Rechitsa #Loyev# Journeys to willow banks, spacious oak groves, sandy spits, floodplain ravines, towering ridges, and vast oxbow lakes. The tart scent of sun-warmed willows and sandy beaches, wild oak groves, alluring meadows, the beauty of immensely high ridges and lots and lots of water. What else do you need to be happy? Not much – pack up and set off on a trip to the southern Dnieper. The lower reaches of the Dnieper, starting from its confluence with the Berezina River, are more than just a stretch of the country's largest river. This is a unique world where the floodplain expanses merge with the horizon, allowing you to set up a tent camp on the banks, even during the peak tourist season, comfortably away from your nearest neighbors. The confluence of the country's largest rivers, the DNIEPER, and the BEREZINA, which in turn is the largest river that begins and ends in Belarus, is a unique phenomenon in itself. This natural wonder, known as the USTYA, is a true treasure of the republic and is revered as an unrivaled recreation spot. Are there any places as good? Yes, there are. But there are no other places like the USTYA, and we'll definitely make a separate video about it. After its confluence with the BEREZINA, the DNIEPER's channel widens significantly, and the river's character becomes more sedate. However, over the 30-kilometer stretch that stretches to the RECHITSA, the two rivers are still adjusting to each other. A young couple sometimes flaunts the noticeably expanded waters, framed by ravines and oak groves, sometimes quarrels and amuses themselves in the spacious holes at the foot of the towering ridges, where those legendary stories of fishing catches are born. Rechytsa fishermen say of such places that during the fishing season, dozens of boats line up like a checkerboard under the red mountains, with a shore-based cannonade firing between them. But the firing is very careful, with requests to put on helmets and other fishing jokes. It's fun and good-natured, because everyone is biting. FISHING RECHITSA It is believed that the Dnieper part of RECHITSA begins near the village of OZERSHCHYNY and ends in the village of KAZAZAEVKA. This nearly 19 kilometers of riverbed, the traditionally wild left bank, and a series of suburban bank sections, each with its own name and purpose, are significant for fishing and local recreation. SOUTH OF THE RECHITSA DISTRICT Without a doubt, the DNEPR in the southern part of the Rechitsa District is of paramount importance for adventure tourism in Belarus, and not just for fishing. Since ancient times, people from all over the country have come to the banks of the southern river, beckoning with sandy spits and expanses of water. The southern DNEPR is especially popular during the summer holidays, when it seems as if the tops of tents can be seen peeking out from behind almost every willow. However, the river is so large that crowds are rare, except in particularly prime spots, where fishermen occupy hundreds of meters of meadow ravines with their gear. NORTH OF LOYEV DISTRICT Perhaps the most important feature of the DNIEPER in the northern part of the Loyev district, right up to the Ukrainian border, is the fact that both its banks are accessible in many places, offering a variety of recreational opportunities, including under the canopy of numerous oak trees. It's especially important to know the banks of long stretches of the river when choosing a vacation spot in such a vast expanse. This knowledge allows one to confidently decide, once on the ground, whether to continue searching for the most suitable conditions or to choose a preferred spot. This is especially true for multi-day river trips and rafting routes. BELARUSIAN-UKRAINIAN DNIEPER Having met its friend SOZH, the DNIEPER straightens its shoulders, becoming Great and Mighty. Therefore, wise and grateful to Aunt BELARUS for her kindness, for her comfort, for her daughter-in-law BEREZINA, for her friends, she remains for another 120 kilometers with SINEOKA, sharing in full what she has already acquired and what will grow in the vastness of the Kyiv Reservoir. If you take a bird's eye view of the DNIEPER stretch from LOEV to NIZHNIE ZHARY, or more precisely, to SOMOVKA, the southern border of our DNIEPER, you will see sharp turns, straight stretches, and islands – everything typical of our rivers. However, the scale of the picture ...