* What awaits you: The business card of Crimea is the top of Ai-Petri mountain ✔ One of the most beloved and visited places in Crimea ✔ A unique cable car that has no analogues in the world A cafe with Crimean Tatar cuisine and hospitable hosts who will offer you a tasting of homemade and Crimean wines. How is the tour going?: ✔ Departure by bus from Yalta accompanied by a tour guide in the direction of the lower station of the cable car The tour to the top begins with an ascent on a unique cable car, which is about 3 km long. There will be 3 stations along the way: lower, middle, and upper. At the middle station - Sosnovy Bor - transfer. Lifting time 15-20 minutes ✔ On the Ai-Petri plateau - a walking tour accompanied by a qualified guide. Directly at the top there is a stunning view of the plateau, the sea, the mountains and Yalta. In clear weather, you can see a Swallow's nest, in cloudy weather, you are above the clouds, which also creates an extraordinary feeling. ✔ Then free time (about 1.5-2 hours). Every tourist can find something to do here. The choice is very diverse: • Horseback riding (optional for an additional fee) • Descent to the Yaltinskaya cave (optional for an additional fee) • Take a walk through the nature reserve • Climb the Ai-Petri teeth • Walk on a suspended cable-stayed bridge over a precipice at a height of 1234 meters (optional for an additional fee) ✔ Dine in the restaurant - the hospitable hosts offer guests a tasting of homemade wines The return descent takes place on a cable car ✔ Return to Yalta Ai-Petri, a large mountain range located in the Yalta region, consists of three peaks, the main of which reaches a height of 1,234 meters, the more Eastern one is slightly lower – 1,100 meters, but it is no less beautiful, as it is located directly above the cliff, therefore it opens a breathtaking view for tourists. From the extreme point of the route, it is possible to enjoy a unique view. From here you can see Yalta, the Swallow's Nest Castle, the Ayu-Dag Mountain, as well as the endless expanses of the sea.