Fishing in Ukraine

Fishing enthusiasts will always be on the lookout for fishing opportunities no matter where in the world they find themselves. Visitors to Ukraine will be able to find numerous lakes, reservoirs and fishing establishments to test their fishing skills. There are a variety of fish in the lakes of Ukraine, depending on location, such as pike, trout and catfish. Ice fishing and fly fishing, are the two most popular forms of the sport in Ukraine. Fishing in this picturesque country will most certainly be a memorable experience.

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Beautiful Oleksandria Landscape Garden

The Kiev Oblast in Ukraine is a region filled with picturesque small towns and wonderful attractions for visitors to enjoy. Many of the destinations can be described as a little off-the-beaten-track, and it is here where tourists are able to enjoy the original and traditional atmosphere of the country without the bustling tourism industry. One of these unique destinations is the town of Bila Tserkva, and even though the town may not be a well known tourist destination, one of its noteworthy sites is a major attraction to all who visit this region, namely the Oleksandria Park.

Chatyr-Dag Caves in Crimea

The Crimea Region of Ukraine is known for its magnificent landscapes and breathtaking wonders, thus many outdoor enthusiasts flock to the region to enjoy its beauty. One of its most recognized attractions is the Chatyr-Dag Mountain, the second highest of its kind in Crimea. Not only is the mountain blanketed in wonderful fauna and flora, but it is home to approximately 140 caves for visitors to explore. The most significant of these caves, are the Vyalova Cave, Fur-Tree Cave, Marble Caves, Obvalnaya, Artuch-Koba and the Emine Bair Hosar Cave.

Discover Cycling in Ukraine

In Ukraine, cycling has always been a popular form of transport, especially in the smaller villages and rural areas. Visitors often turn to cycling as a mode of exploration and discovery, with mountain bikers taking on the hills and valleys of the country. Not only is cycling eco-friendly, but it allows cyclists to see the country first hand and visit smaller villages that are not on the major tourism routes. Even locals in the cities have begun to enjoy the special features that cycling offers, forming cycling groups and heading off to new destinations.

Historic Olyka Castle

Located in the historic region of Volhynia in Western Ukraine, the Olyka Castle served as the principal seat of the princely family Radziwill from the mid 1500s to the late 1700s, standing today as a monument to the style of architecture of the time and the influential family that once inhabited it. The area that was once known as Volhynia no longer exists in its original form, and today is made up of Ukraine’s Volyn and Rivne oblasts, as well as parts of the Ternopil and Zhytomyr Oblasts. It is in this region that some of the oldest Slavic settlements in Europe are found.

Natural Wonder of Dniester Canyon

Surrounded by ancient landscapes, green brush and rare plant life, the Dniester Canyon in Ukraine is viewed as one of the most significant geo-regions in the country. Its beauty alone is enough to lure thousands of visitors to the canyon each year, but it can also be described as an outdoor museum, as within its waters and vegetation lies a unique history to explore. When visiting this fascinating attraction, visitors will begin to understand why this unique area is listed as one of Ukraine’s Seven Natural Wonders.

Tales of Askold’s Grave

Each country has its share of mystery, intrigue and legends, and in Ukraine there are a number of these stories that locals will retell. Two of its many legends are attached to a fascinating attraction located in Askold Grave Park, namely Askold’s Grave. Filled with tragedy, loss and greed, the story of Askold’s Grave is a fascinating history to explore. The monument and the entire Askold Grave Park has become one of the most popular attractions in Ukraine for tourists to visit.

Yalta Powerboat Season Opener

There are two classes in Powerboat P1 World Championship racing, namely Supersport and Evolution. During a race weekend there are Endurance and Sprint races in each class. To ensure fair competition, all boats are fitted with twin engine monohulls and run either on petrol or on diesel. In both classes, the boats are required to have a two man crew, and there are small differences to the boats in each class. This thrilling water extravaganza will be hosted in five countries throughout the year, with Yalta in Ukraine being chosen for the season opener.