Dagomys Hotel

Dagomys Hotel

Leningradskaya Street 7a, Sochi, 354207, Russia

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Forum Posts

How to go to Sochi from Frankfurt, or from Varna?

by yshimy

i have the choice to go to Sochi, how can i get there from Varna , bulgaria, or from Frankfurt.

please advice urgently

Re: How to go to Sochi from Frankfurt, or from Varna?

by kingusa

If you can get to Moscow, I think via Moscow is best

Re: How to go to Sochi from Frankfurt, or from Varna?

by Pablos_new

There is one direct flight from Frankfurt once a week.
D9-204 29.06 23:55 FRA (Frankfurt) -> 30.06 5:15 AER (Sochi)

Moscow, or St.Peterburg will be better as you can chose not only weekday, but daytime. There are 4-5 flights from Frankfurt and 4-5 to Sochi.


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Re: How to go to Sochi from Frankfurt, or from Varna?

by whiteritter

There is a good Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to city of Rostov-on-Don(The capital of Russian Southern Region).That's very near to Sochi.From Rostov Airport you can take an internal flight to Sochi(40 minutes flight) or take a taxi,go to Rostov railway station,there are plenty trains from Rostov to Sochi every day,every hour.Please note,Russians basically never speak English,use a good phrasebook or an Russian guide.Sochi is beautiful anyway.

Travel Tips for Sochi

Mamajka

by Pablos_new

This district of the Big Sochi is called - Mamaika. Old legend tells that somewhere here was a fortress of Khan Mamai. In XX c this was one of the poorest districts - full of slum and urgly huts.

Now a days it is a great construction area. Taxi driver told us that the price of land here is more than $20000 per 100 sq.m.

Numerous canyons and waterfalls

by Pavlik_NL

Land inwards along the full Sochi coastline, the mountains have a wide display of natural wonders. Especially the many small rivers create magnificent canyons and spectacular waterfalls in this neighbourhood. Already close to Central Sochi one can experience these wonders, when driving up into the mountains near Khosta. Here "Navalishenkoye Uchel" a small river has created a fairytale like canyon that can be visited along with a traditional Russian Banya (sauna).

Centre of the famous Sochi Film Festival

by Pavlik_NL

Italy has it's Venice Film Festival and the most famous one is no doubt in Cannes (France). Russia however has it's own film industry, creating many masterpieces of high standard films (sadly (and dumb) enough often only in Russian language, thus without or with limited success outside Russia). In Sochi a yearly Film Festival is bringing all stars from this world together. This festival is held in the enormous building of the Sochi Theatre. A collosal structure surrounded by almost a hundred columns.

Russia's number one bathing resort

by Pavlik_NL

"Summertime beachfun along the Black Sea"

Sochi, deep down the South of Russia's Black Sea coast, is by far the most popular bathing resort for this huge country and the only remaining hotspot within the countries borders (the popular Krym-area and Odessa surroundings, are now situated in the Ukraine). Sochi stretches out between Adler on the Georgian border and Tuapse vicinity. Until the third decade of the 19th century, this area was Turkish (Osman) territory, but slowly the Kozak army of the tsars conquered Southwards until the mountains of the Kaukasus. These mountains create a beautiful coastline along Sochi's long spread territory. On one side the blue waters of the Black Sea and on the other side the green mountaintops rising until 1.500 meters heigth. Further land inward tops exceed over 4.000 meters to reach the highest European peak on the Elbrus, 5.642 meters!

"Sochi, the longest town in Europe"

The shape of Sochi-territory is strange, very strange. It stretches out over 270 kilometers close against the coast and concists of several towns and villages, that are connected by a coastal road and a railway. One can regard to Sochi as one district, but longest city of Europe is maybe a little overdone. Lazerovskoe is the most Northern outskirt of greater Sochi, to follow over many other little villages (such as Loo and Dagomys) to "Central Sochi". South of this true Sochi that I will show in this page are several townparts (or actually quite independant looking towns) again: Khosta and Adler.

"Beach, boulevard, buildings and burning sun"

Still, Central Sochi is very much worth your attention and I will show you some delights in this summer resort of Russia. True, it is actually from and for Russians and you will hardly find any foreign tourists in this place. This is on one hand a shame, on the other hand, Russian tourism is hardly inviting foreigners with necessary flexibility (lingual skills, foreign ways for booking holidays and international flights to and from Sochi-Adler). If these things would change, Sochi can very well be a popular holiday resort for Europeans and people from other continents. Temperatures are in summertime very hot and the sea water temperatures even reaches an outrageous 28 degrees Celsius. Besides this beachfun, the area offers a wide variation in interesting cultural, historical and entertainment attractions, such as mountain villages, traditional Russian items, caves, castles, museums, dolfinarium, waterfalls, hiking traisl through amazing nature and more. Check out also my Dagomys, Adler and Krasnaya Polyana page to get a full image on the Sochi territory.

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