The tract and Laspi Bay.

Getting Out ​​of Sevastopol  
- From Central Bus Station by bus "Sevastopol - Yalta" should be accessible to the "Balaclava". Travel time - 30 minutes.   Then get down to the sea on the highway leading into the bay Aaspi. Distance - 1.5 miles  
- At the 35th kilometer of the highway from Sevastopol to Yalta (M18), turn right on road leading to the bay Aaspi.   Distance - 1.5 miles.  

A 33-kilometer highway Sevastopol - Yalta (M 18) is an observation deck, which offers breathtaking views of the valley Laspinsky.

Bay of Balaclava in the west of the southern coast,  between  Cape  Aya and Sarich.   In the western part of the tract is located Aaspi  State Reserve "Cape Aya",  area conservation area which is about 1.3 hectares.   To reserve tracts are Batiliman (located to the west of the valley Laspinsky)  between Balaklava  (located west of Cape Aya) and adjacent waters.  

In cliffs of Cape Aiya are small plots of land, which are reached only by boat.   They form the so-called  Lost World.   In the summer here can be reached by private boat or motor boat from Balaklava.  

Laspinsky bay  is located at 1.8 kilometers east of Cape Aiya.   Conventionally, the eastern boundary of the bay make Cape Sarich.   Along the shores of the bay haosy limestone and shale slabs alternate with cozy beaches.  

Big Laspinsky beach, covered with small pebbles, is located in the bay and stretches for 1.5 kilometers.  

In 1961, Laspinsky Bay were shooting the film "Amphibian Man".   Directly under the water were set decorations, recreate animal and plant life of tropical seas.   Underwater scenes were crucial to the film, so in the filming of underwater divers mainly involved no-doubles, and the actors involved in the lead roles