Reyd Pallad Cove, Protected cove in Posyet Bay, Russia

Reyd Pallad Cove is an inlet in the western part of Posyet Bay, Primorsky Krai, between Cape Shelyagina and Cape Degera at the southeastern tip of the Krabbe Peninsula. It covers 68.7 km², has a coastline of 38 km and reaches a maximum depth of 23 m. The long, narrow Nazimova Spit separates it from Expedition Bay to the west, and the port settlement of Posyet lies at its northern end on the Novgorodsky Peninsula.

The cove was discovered in 1854 by the expedition of Vice-Admiral Yevfimiy Putyatin aboard the frigate Pallada, and it was named after that ship. The frigate's name refers to the Greek goddess Pallas Athena. The inlet lies between Cape Shelyagina and Cape Degera, the southeastern tip of the Krabbe Peninsula.

The cove is tied to the lives of fishermen and sailors who have worked these waters for generations. Daily routines of local communities center on maritime activities and the sea's resources.

The cove is accessible by boat or from nearby coastal settlements, with the best visiting period during warmer months when weather is more stable. Visitors should prepare for maritime conditions and check locally for current access options.

The sandy spit Nazimova, also called Churkhadо, separates the cove from Expedition Bay; it is 5 km long and only 100 m wide, and serves as a summer beach area. Between Cape Nazimova and Cape Astafyeva lies the small Cherkavsky Island.