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Resorts Russia

Many Russian residents prefer to vacation at domestic resorts, where they can not only relax but also explore the country’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

The list of Russian resorts is extensive. Depending on the season and personal preferences, travelers head to different well-known destinations across Russia, both in winter and summer.

    Top Resort Destinations in Russia

    Beach lovers especially enjoy Russia’s popular seaside resorts, located along the country’s southern coastlines.

    Sochi

    One of Russia’s most famous resort cities. During peak season, Sochi offers warm sea water, plenty of sunshine, and a wealth of attractions. Visitors can lounge on cozy beaches or visit mineral springs known for their healing properties.

    Kislovodsk

    Considered one of Russia’s top wellness destinations. With its mild climate, lush nature, and numerous balneological centers, Kislovodsk is ideal for rest and rejuvenation.

    Anapa

    This resort is especially well-known as Russia’s premier family-friendly destination. It’s perfectly suited for children, with its many parks, playgrounds, and kid-friendly cafés. The beaches here feature shallow waters and gentle slopes, making them safe and enjoyable for young swimmers.

    Other resorts along Crimea’s southern coast — Yalta, Alushta, and Yevpatoria — offer tranquil beaches and a great setting for a relaxing family vacation.

    Altai Republic

    For those who prefer nature and adventure, the village of Chemal in the Altai Mountains offers breathtaking views of Siberia. Nearby, visitors can explore the Patmos Monastery perched on a rock island, the Altai heritage museum, trout fishing spots, and horseback riding centers.

    Lake Baikal

    Russia’s most iconic natural destination, Lake Baikal attracts tourists year-round. In winter, travelers marvel at its stunning frozen surface, while in summer, they hike the surrounding trails and enjoy the scenic beauty.

    Lake Seliger

    Often called one of the most beautiful lakes in Russia, Seliger is actually a network of around thirty interconnected bodies of water, each with its own character. In addition to beachside relaxation and kayaking, the lake is a place of pilgrimage, home to the breathtaking island monastery of Nilov Monastery (Nilo-Stolobensky Hermitage).