Black Sea Biosphere Reserve

The Black Sea Biosphere Reserve is a beautiful and diverse forest area with abundant mushroom growth, even in December. However, the road leading to the reserve is in poor condition and filled with trash. One of the highlights of the reserve is its impressive museum, which offers a pleasant and informative experience. The museum staff are knowledgeable and provide excellent guided tours. Aside from the museum, the reserve offers a safari experience where visitors can encounter various animals. It is recommended to bring treats like bagels, apples, or sugar, as zebras and other animals particularly enjoy these treats. Some visitors opted not to visit the museum and instead wanted to enjoy a peaceful beach experience away from the noise of the city. However, they encountered a security guard who was rude and insisted that the territory was closed, ruining their day. The staff at the reserve are friendly, and the guided tours are highly recommended. It is important to wear appropriate footwear for walking on the sandy terrain. Overall, the Black Sea Biosphere Reserve is an interesting and wild place located on the coast of the Kherson region. The museum is worth a visit, as it is supported solely by the dedicated people who work there. A guided tour adds excitement and depth to the experience. Visitors who have limited time can still enjoy the museum, which is enough to recommend the reserve to others. The scientists working at the reserve are friendly and professional, creating a great atmosphere. Additionally, it is recommended to visit the geyser of the Iron Port and explore the Gulf of Tender for a truly unforgettable experience.