Khostinsky city district

• Get inSochi is among several Russian seaports, where international tourists have the opportunity of visa-free entry for up to 72 hours (applicable for cruise ships and ferry line passengers only).
• Get inIn the last case a car can be transferred to Sochi from Trabzon by ferry.
• Get inThe seaport of Sochi operates several regular international routes, mainly in the period from May to October: Fast ferry from Trabzon, Turkey - 3.5 hours, May to October, 2 times a week From Batumi, Georgia — 4.5 hours, daily, open only for citizens of Russia, Georgia, and CIS countries (although some sites report that foreigners are now allowed onboard).
• Get inFerry tickets from Sochi can be usually purchased only at the port, 1 day prior to departure.
• Get aroundThe initial bus transportation system after the collapse of Soviet Union was doped with smaller private buses and marshrutka (minibuses).
• Get around106 - from Sochi train station to Trout Farm via Sochi International Airport 125 - from the central bus terminal to Imeretinskaya Lowland via Matsesta, Khosta and Adler 130 - from Adler train station to Trout Farm 135 - from Adler (market) to Krasnaya Polyana 155 - from the central bus terminal to Lazarevskoe via most sub-districts of Lazarevskoe district (Dagomys, Vardane, Loo, etc.) 167 - from the central bus terminal to Adler (market / Novy Vek Mall) Bus / marshrutka numbers from 1 to 99 mean that the fare is fixed for all the distance of the ride.
• Go nextComing to Abkhazia by foot, you will find a marshrutka parking right after the bridge - a cheap opportunity to reach any key destination of the country.
• Go nextRafting, waterfall seeing, trekking and other mountain activities in front of awesome Caucasus views make this destination very promising.

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