Live webcams Perevalnoye - landscapes of Crimean cities

Perevalnoye webcams, which this site provides an opportunity to watch online, offer views of a small village in the south-west of Crimea. Location on the central highway leading from Simferopol to the sea coast provides a constant influx of tourists. But Perevalnoye is far from the sea, so lovers of forest walks and magnificent landscapes of the foothills of the Chatyr-Dag massif stop here. For the same reason, the village is quiet and comfortable even at the height of the summer season, unlike seaside resorts.

In Perevalnoye there are only nineteen streets and a little over a thousand yards.

There are no architectural attractions here, but there are plenty of unique natural views and interesting places in the vicinity of the village. The famous Yew Gorge, which is still in the pre-glacial period, stretches for more than a kilometer in length. The sections of ancient rocks and giant fragments of rocks, which are already millions of years old, look bewitching. The name of this natural attraction comes from a unique valuable tree - yew berry. Some of the trees growing on the slopes of the gorge are more than three thousand years old. And the value of this breed of "mahogany" is that it is not subject to decay for many years.

A twenty-minute drive south of Perevalnoye, and after a short walk, you can get into a cave with an unusual name - "Three-eyes".

This is a karst formation consisting of a gallery of underground halls. The cave got its name for its characteristic appearance - three passages lead into it, located close to each other and resembling "eyes". Excursions to this cave are very popular; a reliable metal staircase leads deep into it. "Trekhglazka" is unique in that it maintains zero temperature all year round. The giant stalactites inside, like the ice floor, do not melt even in summer. When going downstairs, you should dress warmly.
One of the most picturesque views of the Crimea opens on the way from Perevalnoye to the famous Ayan spring. This natural miracle is not just the most powerful of the 82 registered springs on the slopes of Chatyr-Dag. The Ayan spring is a cave spring, it consists of five parallel stone tunnels about 560 meters long, connected by a common channel. Streams of water flow through these corridors with increasing speed and break out to the surface of the earth with a loud noise. In 1927, a reservoir was built that fills this spring. And above it was built a magnificent building in oriental style. All tourist routes in the southern part of Crimea invariably include this miracle of nature and a historically valuable object.

If you watch Perevalnoye webcams online, the amazing bird park located nearby attracts attention.

More than forty species of birds of paradise and other representatives of the feathered fauna from all over the world are collected here. On summer days, there are many families with children on the shady alleys of the park. Photo shoots with funny locals are very popular.
Walking near the tourist camp "Kizil-Koba" on the outskirts of Perevalnoye, you can see another unique natural "place of power" - the Su-Uchkhan waterfall. It does not differ in particular height or fullness. The beauty of this waterfall is in the many stone steps on its way. The water descends in beautiful cascades and fills the natural fonts, which are called "youth baths". But not everyone can swim in them - the water temperature, even in the heat, does not exceed seven degrees.

No less interesting and even exotic is the man-made location of Perevalnoye - a monument to a trolleybus.

A real passenger car with preserved attributes of the 60s era in the form of seats, composters and “horns” is fixed on a pedestal by the road. The trip of the 250 millionth passenger of the trolleybus route from Yalta to Simferopol was commemorated in such an unusual way. Against the background of this rarity, tourists and travelers passing by are often photographed.
Not far from the village of Zarechny, which is adjacent to Perevalny, is the amazing Smiley Museum, created by a team of young creative artists. There are more than a hundred bright yellow emoticons in the museum's collection of exhibits. Some of them are quite large - up to two meters in diameter. The range of emotions they express is very diverse. Some emoticons can make funny sounds, which amuses museum visitors a lot. A special place in the exposition is occupied by an interactive emoticon that communicates with tourists using gestures and various emotions. The territory of the museum is beautifully decorated with fountains and flower beds. Vacationers have the opportunity to connect to an audio tour or relax in a cozy cafe.

If a trip to the village is not planned, Perevalnoye's webcams, which can be watched online from anywhere, invite you to a virtual tour.