Yalta
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Yalta
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Ukraine |
| State: | Crimea |
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Yalta (Russian: Ялта) is a city on the southern coast of Crimea.
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Hitchhiking out
- The South Coastal Highway runs along the northern edge of the city. From anywhere, turn your back to the sea and head towards the mountains to reach the road. Good hitchhiking spots are very scarce. The highway twists a lot between various fences, buildings, and cliffs. You can try hitchhiking at petrol stations or bus stops.
Hitchhiking in
Places to avoid
Accommodation and Sleep
- It is very difficult to camp in your own tent! This is the most expensive land in Crimea and every plot belongs to someone. Many homeowners even rent out a spot for a tent in their yard for money. The nearest place where you can camp for free in your own tent is in Simeiz.
- There is a special VKontakte community with more than 500 members. Try it!
- Couchsurfing, hospitalityclub, trustroots, BeWelcome, etc.
- You can also find a Couchsurfing host via CouchBot: send a message including the city name to the VK group or, for your convenience, to CouchBot on Telegram. For tips on how and when to make a successful request, read here.
