MORE Spa & Resort - Лучший SPA отель в Крыму | Алушта | Тайган | Белая скала | Балаклава | Озера

Telegram channels: Lena_kartss - https://t.me/+6sQMr5wDmUg1OWYy Anton Ka Family - https://t.me/+w5UzWoToeglmOGEy Business - https://t.me/+ye50aidRWDpkZWU6 Advertising inquiries: https://t.me/@lena_kartss1 0:00 Intro 1:03 Where we are 1:35 Hotel map, grounds 3:02 Rooms 4:12 Transportation 4:34 Restaurants 6:06 About the clinic and fitness club 6:36 Ecology, electric car sharing 7:35 Taigan 8:45 White Rock 9:36 Balaklava 11:21 Chersonesos-Tavichesky 12:17 Pink Lake 13:24 Heart Lake 13:54 Grand Canyon Crimea 15:00 In Conclusion The hotel is located on the Black Sea coast in Alushta, a 45-minute drive from Simferopol Airport. The hotel grounds span 16 hectares of forest, palm trees, and greenery on the mountainside. The grounds include an apartment complex, numerous villas, a fitness club, several restaurants, bars, a hookah lounge, a chapel, a spa complex, and a private beach. All villas are custom-designed and include rooms ranging from standard to multi-bedroom duplexes and a VIP villa. All rooms have been luxuriously renovated with all the necessary amenities. Guests have access to the full amenities of each villa, the spa, and the hotel itself. We stayed in a 100-square-meter family suite with a panoramic sea view. The room features a modern design with numerous decorative elements. The walls are adorned with paintings by contemporary artists. At the MORE Hotel, you'll find numerous works of art by contemporary artists and designers: various sculptures made of metal, wood, marble, and other materials. The halls are decorated with living paintings, sculptures, busts—a wide variety of installations. Art lovers will surely appreciate them. Caring for the environment is one of the hotel's priorities. The hotel recycles waste and has a free charging station for electric vehicles. Since the hotel is located on a mountain slope, the easiest way to get around is by electric vehicles, which operate continuously throughout the grounds. Simply ask at reception, and within 5 minutes, one will be ready to take you to any destination, be it the beach or a restaurant. The hotel also boasts a local vegetable garden, from which fresh, organic produce is supplied to the restaurants. A wonderful place to relax with children. Playgrounds, playrooms, and entertainment will keep you entertained. There's even a children's spa offering pool lessons with an instructor, children's massage programs, and various inhalation treatments. Crimea has many must-see places, and a new highway was recently built that allows you to reach any destination in just a few hours. One such place is the Taigan Lions Park. Very close to Taigan Park is the White Rock natural monument, which regularly hosts a hot air balloon festival. Balaklava Bay is one of the most convenient bays in the Black Sea for mooring ships. It is also famous for its submarine museum, which was a secret strategic military facility of the USSR during the Cold War. We recommend visiting the museum early in the morning, when it's least crowded. In the evening, it's simply jam-packed. On Mount Kastron, at the eastern entrance to the bay, stands the Genoese fortress of Cembalo, built in 1343. Although the fortress is being reconstructed and every effort is made to maintain its original appearance, it is falling apart every year due to rain. We also recommend visiting Tauric Chersonesos in Sevastopol. For two thousand years, Chersonesos was a major political, economic, and cultural center. Today, however, only a few ruins and the 19th-century Vladimir Orthodox Cathedral remain. The Crimean Peninsula is also known for its unusual lakes. One of the most popular are the pink lakes, of which there are two in Crimea: Lake Koyashskoye, located in the southeastern part, a little over an hour's drive from Kerch. Unfortunately, we never made it there. The other is Lake Sasyk-Sivash, near the city of Saki, an hour's drive from Sevastopol. The lake's bright pink color is given by special algae that produce beta-carotene. Another favorite spot among Instagram bloggers is Heart Lake, located between Balaklava and Sevastopol. In reality, it's not a lake at all, but an abandoned quarry that has filled with bright blue water over time. The heart shape is also an illusion; to get the illusion, you need to look from a certain angle. Another favorite spot is the Grand Canyon of Crimea, which offers several hiking trails leading to various attractions. A walk through the canyon takes about 2.5–3 hours, requiring you to navigate boulders, streams, fallen trees, and other obstacles. Therefore, it's a good idea to wear good shoes and bring a bottle of water, but don't worry, the route is quite easy even for unprepared hikers. Overall, the Crimean Peninsula is a very picturesque place; if you love nature, it's definitely worth a visit.