Побережье Сочинского Причерноморья до высоты, примерно, 300 м над ур.моря расположено в зоне влажных субтропиков 🌴, где почти не бывает морозов и снега. Потому все природные и исторические достопримечательности доступны для посещения круглый год. И каждый сезон прекрасен по-своему.
Как вам такая зима?
Фото: 📸Александра Авдеева / долина р.Сочи / #01декабря2024
Побережье Сочинского Причерноморья до высоты, примерно, 300 м над ур.моря расположено в зоне влажных субтропиков 🌴, где почти не бывает морозов и снега. Потому все природные и исторические достопримечательности доступны для посещения круглый год. И каждый сезон прекрасен по-своему.
Как вам такая зима?
Фото: 📸Александра Авдеева / долина р.Сочи / #01декабря2024
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