Ukrainian Maldives
PASS THEM 10 DEAR! ! ! ! ! It's been 4 months since the trip, and Oskom has remained. Horror! And to put it mildly. It all started with seating on the bus. We went with a family of 4 people. Reserved 4 seats (2 paired chairs one after another). And we were put on the gallery (1 long row, where the windows are not visible). But this was only the beginning of this "pleasant" journey. Guide Natalia Ivanovna is an outspoken idiot and ignorant "specialist". The route is not well thought out. 1st was an excursion to Pervomaisk (Museum of Missile Troops). We were not allowed to listen to the whole tour, the group was torn in half because we did not see the next location. Arriving at Migia, we climbed the mountain. The guide did not tell anything (because, according to her, the agency did not give her time to prepare for the trip). "Enjoyed" the information vacuum. On the blue radon lake we were given 30 minutes for a snack.
And there was no time for trolleys to cross the lake, to get in jeeps, to swing on a swing over the lake. So we left without eating a lot. We arrived in Kherson at dusk. The walking tour was interesting, thanks to the local ethnographer. But we were already walking in complete darkness. We cannot appreciate the beauty of the city. Hotel in Kherson is a separate fear. Mold in the room. Despite the fact that the agency was warned at the time of booking that a family with children was leaving. But we were given 2 rooms on different floors. With grief in half we managed to move to 1 room for 4 people. For Oleshkiv Sands plus, but not the agency, because again there was no hour to ride ATVs in the desert, and the local guide for an interesting story. Jarilgach ...sorry, but this is Jal Rigach. In the excursion program it was written that we will visit the local cuisine on the island. In fact, there is a handel with complete unsanitary conditions! ! ! !!
And in that "oasis" we spent 7 hours! ! ! !!
waiting for a boat that was to take us back to mainland Ukraine. For dessert they were smooth. I thought, well, it could not be worse. But how wrong we were. When the whole group boarded the longboat and set sail from the shore, the engine caught fire near the longboat. And we are in the middle of the pond ...We miraculously reached the shores. Of course, the whole group had complaints about the guide - the leader of the group (and to the "comfortable" bus, which in fact was a minibus, and to the musty rooms, and to disrupt the tour program). But the answer was with a shout: "it's not me, it's all the agency's fault, call the director. " Having "recovered" soot from the engine on a longboat, we did not want to provide a replacement for this tour (walk around the city with a guide). Only after the scandal and a conversation with the director of the agency we were transferred to another barge and took a tour. This is not our first trip to KoloKray. But definitely the last one.
You know what they say about a spoonful of tar. . .
