There is a special kind of people: they despise hotel comfort and are inspired by marital romance. These people choose a nomadic style of rest and spending the night in a tent, not because of a lack of finance. They just like the slightly primitive spirit of freedom and the degree of unity with nature that is possible only outside walls and fences, in the heart of the forest or on a moonlit night by the sea. If you have never tried this type of recreation, your children have already grown up (or they are only in the project) - it's time to get an unforgettable experience.
Let the possible inconveniences not frighten you: for the first time it is not necessary to get into the very backwoods, you can choose a direction developed in the tourist plan, so that the benefits of civilization in case of anything were at hand. So, here are a few places in Russia, where you can go with a tent. By the way, the trip should be planned now, because such a journey requires a long preparation in terms of obtaining information, searching for fellow travelers and selecting equipment.
Lake Baikal
On the banks of this unique pond, there are a lot of hotels and recreation centers, as well as equipped beaches with pavilions in the settlements. In this article, we consider the rest of the savages in tents, just keep in mind: if you suddenly want comfort, you will always find it. The main location of the tourists is the southern coast. Following the M55 trail along the lake, travelers use congresses to find the most suitable parking spots. Below are four good locations.
Olkhon Island. The most-the place for rest in tents: on the one hand, there is not a large tourist infrastructure (recreation centers, hotels), on the other - there are shops and cafes. Accordingly, there are more places for savages, and the prices for food are lower. Landmark - the village of Khuzhir.
Settlement of Listvyanka. Here you can buy food, taste smoked omul, relax on a well-kept glade for picnics and interview local residents for the best places to stay overnight in the tent. Tourists either choose wild beaches outside Listvyanka, or climb up the hill to the Observatory to admire the view of Lake Baikal from a height.
The beach "Red Sands". From the M55 it is necessary to turn to the city of Baikalsk and then go to the coast through the villages. They say that the local population is not very fond of tourists, and therefore, having reached the lake, it is better to leave to the left - as far as possible from the settlements. The beach "Red Sands" can be recognized by the unique color of sand.
Settlement Utulik. Just behind him on the highway M55 begins a strip of wild beaches, so you can turn off on any signpost to Baikal and look already on the spot. This location is very popular in summer - there is a whole tent city. If you are not strangers to organized entertainment, it makes sense to stay near the "Chaika" camp site.
The best time for a trip: _ the second half of July - August.
Crimea
On the peninsula, a huge number of both wild beaches and well-organized campsites with some amenities. Here are just a few of the possible options.
Camping "Vympel" (Alushta). This is an option for those who do not think themselves without hot water and a shower. All this, together with electricity, toilets, a dining room and a kitchen, where you can cook food yourself, is in an organized camping site near the Sudak ring, in fact, in the city. True, the sea is far away: half an hour's walk. But you do not need to bring a tent or sleeping bags with you, they can be rented on the spot.
The villages of Mysovoye and Shchelkino (not far from Cape Kazantip). It is a good place for wild recreation with young children: the beaches here are sandy, the sea is shallow and warm.
Fox bight. It is famous for the fact that nudists stop here and there is more than a casual atmosphere. Next to the tent camp are cafes, toilets and a shopping arcade.
Silent bay. On a picturesque sandy beach with the onset of heat, a tent town spontaneously arises every year. The place is remarkable not only for the fact that you can safely bathe, but also with curative clay, which the guests are plastered from head to foot (and completely free of charge). In the Quiet Bay there are several cafes, but if you want diversity, you can walk to Koktebel by a quick step in half an hour.
Orlovka. The spontaneous tent city appears on a sandy beach not far from the village every year.
Olenevka. Center attraction for tourists with tents at Cape Tarkhankut - in the westernmost point of the Crimea. You can stop on a wild beach, or in an organized camping near the village, where there is a shower, Wi-Fi and all the accompanying benefits of civilization. There you will find guides, bike rental and diving courses.
The best time for a trip is: mid-May to September.
Karelia
The Republic of Karelia is perhaps one of the most sought-after areas of wild recreation. And all thanks to the chic nature.
Syamozero. In summer on its sandy beaches resting with tents stop, many families with children. There are organized camping sites with toilets (for example, "Rainbow"), there are absolutely deserted places, and also quite modern tourist bases: if mosquitoes can be bitten unbearably, you can escape there.
Vidlitsa. Large sandy beach on Lake Ladoga. In summer there are a lot of tourists living as savages, but there is also a hotel.
Sandal Lake. On the shore there is a paid camping site of the same name. The village of Sopokha and Kondopoga serves as a guide for driving. In summer, at the height of the season, it is better to reserve places in the camping by phone.
Village Vygostrov. The official camping site was arranged right on the cape with a stunning view of the White Sea-Baltic Canal.
Lake Salmon. Here you can find campsites with showers, toilets, electricity - and they are located quite near the city of Petrozavodsk.
The Paanajarvi National Park. In this beautiful natural protected area with rocks and waterfalls, rivers and lakes there are several official camping areas. To get permission for spending the night, you must first visit the visit-center of the national park in the village of Piaozersky.
The best time to travel is the end of July - August.
Whichever direction you choose: the legendary Baikal, the affectionate Crimea or the picturesque Karelia - it is better, as already mentioned, to start preparing for the trip in a few months. First of all, you need to find like-minded people: traveling in a company is more fun and safer.
With their consent, begin to carefully study the route. If you have chosen to rest in tents, then you will most likely have to drive (which, in your Pts
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