Vacation Costs at Black Sea and Azov Sea Resorts in June

Vacationing at the Krasnodar Territory resorts on the Black Sea and Azov Sea in June 2025 will cost an average of 15-20% more than last summer, according to tour operators. Increased prices are attributed to inflation, higher utility costs, and rising food prices.

While the Krasnodar Territory remains a popular summer holiday destination in Russia, accounting for 35% of the total tourist flow, interest has declined somewhat due to beach closures in Anapa caused by ongoing fuel oil cleanup. Rospotrebnadzor has deemed the beaches of Gelendzhik, Tuapse, and Sochi safe for swimming, as well as the Azov Sea.

Sochi currently leads in sales of summer tours to the Krasnodar Territory, accounting for approximately 60% of tours sold to the region, followed by Gelendzhik with 19%, Anapa with 12%, Tuapse with 6%, and the Azov coast with 3%. Last year, Anapa was more popular than Sochi.

The Azov Sea resorts are gaining popularity, experiencing a significant increase in demand, with sales up three to four times compared to last year. Yeysk and Temryuk are particularly in demand due to the limited impact from the oil spill.

The minimum cost of hotel accommodation is from 2500-3000 rubles per person per day, including breakfast. All-inclusive hotels with three meals a day and alcohol in Sochi cost 15,000-20,000 rubles per person, while three meals a day costs around 10,000 rubles per person per day. Gelendzhik’s prices are comparable to Sochi’s, while Tuapse district resorts like Novomikhailovsky and Lermontovo are more economical, starting from 2000 rubles. Prices on the Azov Sea are comparable to those in the Tuapse district.

A week’s vacation (6 nights, 7 days) in hotels on the Black Sea coast in June, excluding travel expenses, will cost:

Sochi: Sochi Park Hotel 3 starts at 48,400 rubles for two adults with breakfast, and Bridge Resort 4 starts at 92,400 rubles for two adults with breakfast.
Gelendzhik: Kuban Pension 3 starts at 63,000 rubles for two adults with three meals a day, and Primorye Grand Resort Hotel 4 starts at 116,800 rubles for two adults with breakfast.
Anapa: Grigio 3 starts at 35,800 rubles for two adults with three meals a day, and City Mira Resort & Spa Miracleon 5 “all inclusive” starts at 119,600 rubles for two adults.
Tuapse District: Primorye Deluxe 3 starts at 22,500 rubles for two adults without meals, and Alean Residence Olginka 4 starts at 45,800 rubles for two adults with breakfast.

Guest house accommodations are significantly cheaper, offering smaller rooms with air conditioning and a refrigerator, but without meals included. Prices vary depending on location and comfort level.

On the Azov Sea:

Hotel Yeysk Vip Plaza 3* starts at 55,562 rubles for two adults per week without meals.
Boutique Hotel Villa Romanov Wine Club & SPA 4* starts at 183,000 rubles for two adults per week with breakfast.

Guest houses on the Azov coast are more prevalent, with rooms in Golubitskaya starting from 12,000 rubles per week and in Yeysk from 13,000 rubles per week.

A week of vacation for a family with a child under 10 years old in June will cost an average of 80,000 rubles in a three-star hotel with meals included, excluding travel expenses.