The pass to the nature reserve costs 150 rubles.

With one pass you can visit up to three ecotourist and educational routes.

You can also use additional paid services provided by the "Crimean Protected Areas":

— Professional photo or video shooting;
— Guided tours;
— Picnic areas and tent flooring;
— Bike routes and motorcycle routes.

There's no need to issue a separate tourist permit if you plan to use our additional services. Once the service is paid, we will send the permit to the email address specified in the order.

Concessionary passes to the nature reserves are provided free of charge to the following categories of individuals:

- veterans of World War II;
- Heroes of the Soviet Union, Heroes of the Russian Federation and persons equated to them;
- Recipients of the Order of Glory;
- former prisoners of concentration camps;
- veterans of military operations;
- people with disabilities of the I and II groups and their accompanees;
- multi-child families;
- orphans;
- children of school and preschool age;
- pensioners;
- children under 7 years old.

Full list of categories entitled to benefits

To apply for a concessionary pass, you will need a document confirming your right to the benefit.

Residents of the Republic of Crimea (citizens of the Russian Federation who have permanent registration in the Republic of Crimea) can apply for a free long-term permit to visit the nature reserves.

To apply for a local resident's pass, you will need a document confirming your registration on the territory of the Republic of Crimea.