Against the backdrop of a dozen beaches in the village of Golubitskaya, the central one always stood out as the largest, noisiest and not very well-groomed. In 2018, the situation changed: the territory was landscaped, traders were gathered in one place and wooden platforms were laid so that people with disabilities could get to the water. Now the beach, which is called “Sea Breeze,” is in no way inferior to its “colleagues” owned by holiday homes and hotels, but at the same time remains free, which retains its status as the most popular recreation area in Golubitskaya near the Sea of Azov.
Webcam on the central beach in Golubitskaya
Traditionally, the swimming season on the main beach of the village opens on the first day of summer. Both the preparations for it and its progress can be monitored using an online broadcast from the Sea Breeze. There is a camera installed on the beach that transmits images from the area in real time.
Broadcast from a webcam on the central beach of Golubitskaya
This approach, according to local authorities, helps attract more tourists. In 2022, approximately 1.5 million guests vacationed in the Temryuk district, which includes Golubitskaya, which brought 71 million rubles to the local budget alone, not to mention the revenue of hotels and traders. So broadcasting via a webcam is not entertainment, but a useful way to increase tourist flow.
“Golden” (“Youth”, “Road Worker”, “Caucasus”)
The best beaches of Golubitskaya are also located opposite its central resort sectors. It so happens that there are a little fewer shells here, as well as visitors: the blocks consist of very small recreation centers and recreation centers, the larger ones are located on the sides. Cleanliness and sand of a beautiful shade (hence the name) are the local “business card”.
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The described bathing tract stretches for as much as a kilometer - from the Kooperator sanatorium to the Meliorator sanatorium. On the other side of the street there is a dolphinarium, the Amazon water park, 11 cafes, the noisiest of which is the 27th Turn. There is even a Nord-Ost windsurfing club and an entertainment area with many inflatable trampolines and “tablets”.
Shore and water
It is no coincidence that Golubitskaya remains one of the most popular holiday destinations among tourists in the south of the Azov Sea. The water here is clean and the beaches seem endless. But there are also disadvantages. Reviews note that the sea is often stormy, and the shore, although sandy, is not without an admixture of ground shells. This, of course, is an excellent raw material for building sand castles - there are even tournaments for this activity - but large fragments can cause injury. Walking on the beach barefoot is not recommended.
The cleanliness of the Sea Breeze territory is maintained by the efforts of improvement workers. Back in April, the shore was littered with snags, branches, debris and algae - everything that the sea got rid of during the winter. So it’s better to visit the beach in the summer, when spring cleaning has already been done.
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Beach b/o – “Rest”
In the immediate vicinity of the amusement park in the center of the village of Golubitskaya there is a good recreation center. And along with it there is a beach with free sun gazebos, and sun loungers are available for rent as standard. There is not much entertainment here, but the coast is clean, covered with pleasant sand and shell rock. It’s good to swim in this place with children, the bottom is flat, the depth is shallow and does not increase rapidly.
Infrastructure
The beach is fully equipped for a comfortable stay. There are changing rooms, showers and toilets. There is a first aid station. Professional rescuers monitor the safety of Sea Breeze guests; patrolling is carried out by boat.
The same facilities can be used by people with disabilities who decide to visit the central Golubitskaya beach. The work to improve the site for this category of vacationers was initiated by the prosecutor's office, and local authorities involved businesses in the implementation. Entrepreneurs have invested in specially equipped bathrooms, showers, locker rooms for the disabled, and in wooden flooring for wheelchairs to travel along the sandy shore, and in paving the path leading to the central beach.
The area is decorated with flowers and live palm trees, and there are trash containers that are cleaned regularly. The beach has several areas covered with a white awning: vacationers can rent a sun lounger and take a nap in the shade of the canopy while listening to the rustling waves.
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Stanitsa Golubitskaya
Video: Stanitsa Golubitskaya from above
Basic moments
The village is located on the Golubitskaya Strelka, a hilly isthmus separating the Akhtanizovsky Estuary and the Temryuk Gulf of the Azov Sea. Since the end of the 18th century, the village has grown around the farm of the Black Sea Cossack Grigory Golubitsky, who became famous in the battles of the Russian-Turkish war of 1787-1791. Grigory was in the first ranks of soldiers who stormed enemy fortresses, and more than once went on sea voyages on Cossack “seagulls”, which boldly boarded enemy ships. For his bravery and courage, Prince Potemkin promoted the Cossack to officer and gave him land on the Taman Peninsula.
Today, more than 5,000 people live in the village of Golubitskaya. Most of the adult population is associated with the developed hospitality industry. Many private estates rent out separate rooms equipped for receiving holidaymakers. Mini-hotels, amusement parks, and cafes and restaurants have been built in the village. There are several beaches here, and there are rental points for bicycles, pleasure boats, beach and sports equipment.
In the surrounding area, vineyards belonging to the Golubitskoe Estate winery are planted on 1,600 hectares. The vines grow in unique soil, rich in minerals from the emissions of mud volcanoes. Excursions are organized to the central estate of the winery. There is a tasting room and a shop with a large selection of fine wines.
Beaches of the village Golubitskaya
The sea coast near the village of Golubitskaya is covered with sand mixed with pieces of mollusk shells. These fragments are mostly ground and rolled by the surf, but there are also sharp fragments of shell rock. To avoid minor cuts, you should buy beach shoes.
The central beach of the village is equipped with attractions, and there are cafes everywhere. In addition, there are several beaches belonging to boarding houses and holiday homes. Entrance to them is open to everyone. The sea here is shallow and warm, the coast is flat. The water temperature at the edge of the beach in the summer season is +23...+25 °C, often the sea warms up to +27...+28 °C. You can swim from mid-May to September inclusive.
Natural attractions
On warm summer nights, the waters of Temryuk Bay sometimes fluoresce. Already at sunset, the sea seems to be illuminated from within with a mysterious emerald glow and the surf is decorated with myriads of flickering lights rising from the depths. Algae and microorganisms emit wonderful light. They say that the glow of the sea can be seen from the windows of airplanes flying over Taman, and even from space. On such magical nights, you should definitely take a romantic swim, and you can take absolutely amazing footage with high-resolution smartphone cameras.
In the estuaries opposite the mouth of the Kuban and its numerous branches crossing Taman, sea water is largely desalinated. A special ecosystem characterized by biodiversity has developed here. Having thrown their fishing rods from the boat, experienced fishermen will be surprised to catch river fish from the sea: pike, bream, carp. Moving out to sea a little further from the shore, you can admire schools of smiling dolphins hunting nimble mullet.
After strong storms in the waters of the Sea of Azov, long sandbanks form near the coast, where you can swim and sunbathe. But one morning you will no longer see them: the waves wash away these islands within a few days. By the way, after storms, many gobies appear near the coast. Catching fish for dinner is not difficult, and you can use not only a fishing rod, but also just a mesh net.
Within the village of Golubitskaya there is a mud lake of the same name measuring approximately 500 by 200 meters. This is the crater of an old mud volcano. Its depth does not exceed one and a half meters, the bottom is dense, and the slopes of the funnel are gentle. Tourists and locals take mud baths here. Doctors recommend these procedures for the treatment of joints and skin rejuvenation.
Another natural phenomenon is observed in the Golubitskaya area. Once every few years, a mud volcano erupts in the sea bay opposite the village. At the same time, tremors of a local earthquake are felt on the coast. Underground gases erupt from the seafloor under high pressure, creating a fountain of liquid soil ejection. This pulp rises 30-50 meters into the air. A cone-shaped island grows at the site of the eruption. Waves gradually erode the clay formation, saturating the water with healing substances. The short-lived island disappears into the depths of the sea, but after 6-8 years the process is repeated, and the shaky firmament is reborn. However, scientists have not yet been able to predict the next eruption.
Excursions
The Taman Peninsula is small, so tourists vacationing in the village of Golubitskaya can access any of its attractions within an hour's bus ride. It will be convenient to use the services of private guides offering excursions. They will take you to the most interesting corners of Taman. If you wish, you can explore the surrounding area in your own or rented car.
At the Golubitskoye Estate winery you will be introduced to the secrets of wine production. Tastings are held here, and the wines you like can be purchased in the company store.
An excursion trip to the ethnographic village of Ataman, where Cossack farmsteads and craft workshops have been recreated, will be memorable. Theatrical performances are held there and folklore ensembles perform. The visit program also includes a delicious lunch at a Cossack tavern, where dishes are prepared according to ancient recipes.
Not far from Atamani there is an archaeological location “Hermonassa-Tmutarakan”. The ruins of a Greek polis from the ancient era, as well as the remains of structures from the times of Ancient Rus', were excavated here. Valuable artifacts found by archaeologists are displayed in the showcases of the museum in Temryuk.
The most vivid impressions will be left by a trip to the Lotus Valley. In the famous valley you will see not a land lowland, but a sea estuary with gently rolling hills. The surface of the water is covered with large green leaves, reminiscent of malachite dishes with a pearl-matte sheen. It seems that you can step on them and walk from shore to shore. Above the magnificent green “sidewalk” rise stems with buds and lush blooming flowers, some of them the size of a football. Fragrant petals are painted in a palette of cream, pink, and red shades. The lotus bloom lasts 35-45 days, and this miracle happens, as if by order, just at the peak of the resort season in Taman - from July to August. You cannot pick rare flowers; they are listed in the Red Book. Don’t even try to secretly break the taboo: nature itself will gently punish you. The plucked lotus will sadly wither in a few minutes, and the mood will be ruined. Before your trip, don’t forget to charge your smartphone to take a wonderful photo session here.
It is curious that Indian lotuses have difficulty taking root in neighboring bays and eriks. Fastidious plants require a special climate and water composition, a weak current, a shallow depth of a warm reservoir, loose silt saturated with certain minerals, covering the bottom. Hydrobiologists have repeatedly tried to create new lotus plantations here, but after a few years the plants died: the young shoots were choked by the thickets of reeds and sedges. Only this estuary with its unique ecosystem turned out to be a suitable reservoir for lotuses. By the way, in our country you can admire these magnificent flowers, growing freely in nature, only on the Taman Peninsula, in the reserve near Astrakhan and in the Far East.
The walk to the Lotus Valley begins from the pier of the boat station in the area of the village of Peresyp, which is 12 km from the village of Golubitskaya. From the local bazaar to the pier you can walk, take a bus or taxi. Motor boats are designed for 12-15 passengers. When all the seats are filled with tourists, the boat sets off. While waiting for the next group of excursionists to gather, you can while away the time - usually 10-15 minutes - under a canopy that protects from the Kuban sun. There are benches and a TV on. For an hour-long walk along the estuary, the boatman collects 500 rubles per person.
Things to do in Golubitskaya
On Kurortnaya Street, which stretches along the sea, the main entertainment centers of the village of Golubitskaya are located - the Nemo Dolphinarium, an amusement park with a Ferris wheel. You can spend the whole day at the Sea Reef water park (Kurortnaya St., 76). On an area of 2.5 hectares, guests will find extreme slides, 4 swimming pools, water attractions, and fountains. The children's area has two shallow pools, inflatable slides, and kids ride on pedal cars. Visitors can enjoy two bars, a cafe, and a fast food kiosk. The ticket price is 800 rubles, for a child under 140 cm tall you need to pay 500 rubles.
Exotic lizards, turtles and reptiles are kept at the crocodile farm (Sovetskaya St., 149). More than a hundred alligators, monitor lizards, and iguanas live in the enclosures. Behind the glass of the terrarium are anacondas and poisonous snakes. There is a “Monkey Cave” here; parrots, peacocks and other birds live in the poultry house. Opening hours: 10:00-21:00. The cost of visiting is 600 rubles.
In the area of the Lada boarding house (Kurortnaya St., 1-A) there is another menagerie - the private zoo "Lukomorye". Tigers, lynxes, deer, camels, antelopes and many other animals live here - about 200 species in total. The zoo is open daily from 09:00 to 19:00, the entrance ticket costs 600 rubles. Individual excursions are offered for 300 rubles. The zoo has a café and a playground where kids can feed and pet the furry inhabitants of the menagerie.
On the southern outskirts of the village of Golubitskaya there is an equestrian sports center (Stepnaya St., 1). Instructors teach beginners how to stay in the saddle and control a horse. Tourists with the necessary skills can ride a horse. The cost of an independent horseback ride is 200 rubles per hour, a trip accompanied by an instructor is 300 rubles per hour. To give a child a ride on an obedient horse will cost 100 rubles for 15 minutes.
Purchases
There are several chain supermarkets open in Golubitskaya, and there are also many small shops. For seasonal farm fruits, meat and fish delicacies, goat cheese and other dairy delicacies, you can go to the food market. It is located away from the sea, in the upper part of the village, on Krasnaya Street, 137. The market opens daily from 06:00, trading continues until 14:00. On the same street there is a pharmacy, the Alkomir wine store and private mini-markets.
In many resort villages in Taman, withdrawing cash from a bank card is a problem. Often, for this simple operation you have to travel to the regional center. There are three ATMs in Golubitskaya. One of them can be found at the Lukoil gas station, which is at the entrance to the village, the other - at the Magnit supermarket (Primorsky Lane, 16). You can also top up your account here. A 24-hour ATM awaits customers in the agro premises (Krasnaya St., 141).
Where to eat
Right at the entrance to the village of Golubitskaya, tourists are greeted by the cafe “Syty Dvorik” (Kurortnaya St., 1). There is a children's playground here, and children are entertained by animators. The establishment welcomes guests from 09:00 to 02:00. The average bill for lunch with a glass of local wine is 1,500 rubles per person.
You can spend a pleasant evening in the stylish Romanov restaurant (Krasnaya St., 260). The food here is delicious and the service is friendly. An impressive wine list is available. The price range for dinner for two is 3000-8000 rubles.
In the village there are many establishments where, by resort standards, you can have a meal quite inexpensively, in the range of 300-400 rubles. A good option is the Fiesta canteen, located on Kurortnaya Street, 76-A. On a hot day, they offer refreshing okroshka made with kvass or kefir, and cold beetroot soup.
Where to stay
Dozens of recreation centers, guest houses and mini-hotels have been built in the village of Golubitskaya. Owners of private estates rent out rooms and separate apartments with kitchens. In the off-season you can rent a room here for 230-375 rubles per day. Tourists are attracted by the low cost of living at the guest houses “Sea Air” (Ozernaya St., 8), “Orchid” (Kurortnaya St., 52), “Azov Evenings” (Sovetskaya St., 2). From the first days of June, prices for accommodation increase noticeably.
In the guest houses "Persona" on the street. Kubanskaya, 36, “Home comfort” on the street. Severnaya, 45, spacious rooms are equipped with kitchens with sets of necessary equipment and utensils. The cost of living is from 1250 rubles per day.
Several hotels have swimming pools and saunas. Among them is the Onyx Hotel (Kurortnaya St., 127), located right by the sea. The rooms with loggias and private bathrooms are equipped with TVs, refrigerators, and air conditioners. On the territory there are sports equipment, a children's playground, and a parking lot. The two pools have a solarium with sun loungers. The café with a summer terrace is open from 08:00 to 22:00; the bar closes after midnight. The cost of daily accommodation in June-August is 1500-3000 rubles.
Almost all hotels offer excursions, services for organizing fishing trips, and boat trips. Upon request, transfer to the airport or Anapa railway station is possible. You can find accommodation and compare prices in the catalog on the tourist website of the village of Golubitskaya. At the beginning of the season the catalog is updated.
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How to get there
The airports closest to the village of Golubitskaya are located in Gelendzhik and Anapa. Tourists get to the resort through Temryuk. From the bus station of this city (Uritskogo St., 50-B) to the village from 08:00 to 20:15 buses No. 105A run, minibuses No. 105 run regularly. The frequency of departures is 15-20 minutes. During the summer season, additional minibus routes are organized. The cost of a taxi ride is around 300 rubles.
Direct bus services to Golubitskaya are organized from Krasnodar, distance – 150 km, travel time – 3 hours.
Trade and entertainment
Since the summer of 2022, kiosks and verandas of small cafes have lined the perimeter of the Sea Breeze. All trade on the beach is now concentrated here. Sociable vendors offer local souvenirs, beach accessories and traditional household items. At snack bars, you can recharge your energy by ordering freshly prepared food or refreshing drinks.
Entertainment is not inferior to the offer on the Black Sea coast: there are catamarans, jet skis, and a water parachute. There are several attractions for children. There are beach volleyball courts with equipment rentals.
Local festivals are sometimes held on the territory of the Sea Breeze. For example, a tradition is the grand opening of the next beach season. The event usually takes place on June 1st. The entertainment program ends only at midnight.
"Sea Breeze" ("Central")
The most comfortable sections of the coast for a resort holiday begin to the west and along the amusement park.
They are noticeable from afar - “water parachutes” fly out from here, tied to motor boats rushing at amazing speed. In the area indicated by these landmarks, you will easily notice:
- round awnings with tables located under them from coastal cafes;
- lifeguard tower;
- paid water entertainment points;
- rental of sun loungers and umbrellas;
- locker rooms;
- shopping arcades with souvenirs.
“Central” is characterized as “the widest, noisiest and slightly dirty bank” of Golubitskaya. However, its indisputable advantage is its extreme proximity to the large Mud Lake. You get here directly from the final bus stop, just turning towards the sea.
When is the best time to come to Golubitskaya
Vacationers agree that the most successful month for swimming in the Sea of Azov is June. With the arrival of summer heat, the water begins to bloom; in July and August there is a high risk of contracting an intestinal infection. At the start of the swimming season, the air temperature warms up to +29 °C, and the water temperature to +21 °C, which is quite comfortable conditions for swimming.
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In addition, at this time the sea is calmer. In July and August, there is a high probability of being left without the required number of trips to the beach due to frequent storms. Another reason is the influx of vacationers from mid-summer.
"Golden Sands" - "Hydrobuilder"
Have you just reached the therapeutic and recreational Golden Sands? Pay attention to the 400-meter beach in Golubitskaya along its regularly cleaned perimeter, as well as the space of the Gidrostroitel sports complex.
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The entry into the sea here is quite uniform, the surface goes down everywhere at the same angle. In some places it is so shallow that there are excellent spaces for children's pranks. Little ones will have fun even without little beads: at one end of the indicated coastal edge there are attractions, at the other there is a point for rides on bananas and “tablets”, swings.
At the end of the zone you will find a coastal shack and a side street leading to the Anna State House, the Kuban and Breeze health centers, as well as to the main building of the Gidrostroitel health resort. It is worth paying attention to one more circumstance. There are already a few trees growing on the shore.
Wild (nudist) beach
At the very end of the village of Golubitskaya, near a small estuary, there is a wild beach, which is mostly preferred by people sunbathing naked. There are not many tourists here, as there are no amenities or conditions. But the beach and sea are clean, you can hide from the hot sun at any time under the shade of a tree. The covering of the beach, like on the other shores, is sand and shell. If you wish, you can drive here in your own car. And if you have a tent with you, you can stay for a couple or three days. Stock up on provisions in advance.
Excursions
The village of Golubitskaya and its surroundings can be interesting not only for beach activities.
You can go on excursions:
- to the Golubitskoye Estate winery; there are fields with vineyards, cellars where wines are stored, a tasting room;
- to Lake Golubitskoye, which is a significant landmark of the village; its bottom and shores are filled with healing mud; they are used by nearby health resorts to improve the health of their patients;
- to the Lotus Valley, which is a natural monument; A boat excursion into the magical world of flowering aquatic plants will not leave anyone indifferent.
Winery “Golubitskoye Estate”
Today there are many places in the country where you can relax in the summer. Stanitsa Golubitskaya welcomes thousands of tourists every year with cordiality and hospitality. Despite the contradictory reviews found on the Internet, here everyone can find a suitable beach, place for living and entertainment.
Best time to relax
The village has a warm, moderately humid climate, suitable for the health of children. Quite comfortable temperatures for relaxation are established in May and last until October. The shallow sea warms up towards the end of spring, and you can swim in September.
The sun shines all summer, but due to the proximity of the sea, the street thermometer in Golubitskaya does not exceed +30 ºC. The early start of the season and the child-friendly climate played a role in the growing popularity of the village among family vacationers.
Tips for Preparing and Saving
Some tips from experienced travelers:
- Be sure to take a first aid kit with the necessary medications. Despite the fact that there are pharmacies in any locality, they are not always within walking distance and have the necessary assortment. On vacation at sea, you need to take antipyretic, antiallergic medications, as well as medications for intestinal infections.
- Don't forget the Compulsory Health Insurance policy for yourself and your children.
- But sand toys and inflatable floats can be purchased locally so they don't take up space in your luggage. There is a wide selection and good prices for these products.
- Take a multicooker if you travel by car and plan to cook on your own, it is very helpful.
- Baby food for babies, diapers and other hygiene products can be bought at Magnit or pharmacies.
- Do not buy food on the beach from vendors who walk around with bags and offer corn, fish, and baked goods. Often these products become the cause of intestinal poisoning.
- When booking privately, for example, through Avito, do not make an advance payment if you are not sure of the integrity of the owners of the proposed housing.
What will help you save on your vacation?
- Plan your vacation outside of high season. May, June and September are the most suitable months for saving your accommodation budget. The choice of accommodation options is greater, and the prices are lower. A bonus will be a small number of vacationers.
- Prepare your own food. This will save your wallet from unnecessary expenses, and sometimes save you from troubles in the form of intestinal poisoning.
- Buy products in large stores, prices there are much lower. But it is better to buy fruits and vegetables at the market, there is a large selection of local products.
- Buy plane tickets several months before your trip. The nearest airport is Anapa, a 40-minute drive from the village. You can estimate the cost of tickets for the dates you need in the calendar below (prices are given for a round-trip ticket per person. Click on the desired month to see a breakdown of prices by date):
If you have not yet chosen where you will live and want to save money when booking, we recommend using the RoomGuru service. Firstly, it contains hotels, apartments and guest houses from many different booking systems, so you won’t miss out on a worthwhile option. Secondly, you can immediately compare prices for one place in different services and book where it is cheaper (this is not always Booking!).
Golubitskaya: holiday at sea, how to get there
By plane
You can get to Golubitskaya for a vacation near the sea by plane. The nearest airport from the village is in Anapa. From here to Golubitskaya is about 55 km. You can get from Anapa to the resort by taxi for about 1,500 rubles. Anapa → Golubitskaya
On vacation on the Sea of Azov, you can get to Golubitskaya through the city of Temryuk. There are both direct buses and those passing from Crimea to Temryuk. You can also get from the city of Temryuk to the village by bus, minibus “Temryuk - Golubitskaya” (every 15-20 minutes) or taxi for 150-200 rubles.
Another option for getting to Golubitskaya by plane for a vacation on the seashore is through Krasnodar airport. Flights to Krasnodar are slightly cheaper than to Anapa. From Krasnodar airport you need to get to the bus station and take the direct bus Krasnodar-Temryuk or any other bus going to Crimea. The distance is 145 km, so you will be on the road for about 2.5 hours. You disembark in Temryuk, and then take a bus, minibus or taxi.
By train
You can get to the village of Golubitskaya for a seaside holiday by train. The nearest railway station is in Anapa in the village of Dzhemete. Arriving by train from any major city in the country, this will be the final station. Next, you need to get to Temryuk by direct bus or any other bus coming from Crimea. From Temryuk to Golubitskaya we cover a distance of about 5 km by bus, minibus or regular taxi. From Anapa to Golubitskaya you can take a taxi for 1,500 rubles. If there are several of you, including the cost of all tickets with transfers, it will be slightly less than the cost of a taxi. Railway tickets
By car
You can get to Golubitskaya for a holiday by the sea by personal transport. By car we move south along the M-4 Don federal highway to Krasnodar. From the regional center you need to get on the R251 highway, leading directly to the village of Golubitskaya through Slavyansk-on-Kuban. To get to this road, having stopped in Krasnodar, turn right onto R26B and go around the city along Dzerzhinsky Street. This road will end at Kalinin Street R251, then turn right and move in the direction of the village of Golubitskaya.
Short story
The Russian Cossacks began to develop the lands of the Taman Peninsula immediately after the end of the next Russian-Turkish military campaign in 1792. In the vicinity of one of the farms, whose owner was the Cossack Grigory Golubitsky, they began to build housing for the settlers.
So on the Kuban lands of the Azov coast in 1879 a new Russian territorial unit appeared, which at the beginning of the 20th century. received the status of a village. It was named after a farmer who became famous during many military operations of the 19th century. For many military services to the Tsar and the Russian
The Fatherland, Field Marshal General, His Serene Highness Prince Grigory Alexandrovich Potemkin, granted the Cossack Grigory Golubitsky an officer rank and lands in Taman, where he founded his farm.
During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945), fierce battles with fascist invaders took place near the village of Golubitskaya. Today this seaside village is the administrative center. Its population is more than 5,600 people, and the total area of the occupied territory is 23.35 square meters. km.
Tourism business, agriculture, winemaking and other areas of modern activity are developed in Golubitskaya.
Many tourists are attracted to the village by the warm sea, pleasant mild climate, and the presence of clean sandy beaches. It's easy to find accommodation here. It’s not just hotels and recreation centers that await vacationers. There are many guest houses in the village with varying levels of comfort and service. You can rent private housing for a reasonable fee.
