Troitsy Cove

Troitsy Cove is a natural inlet along Posyet Bay with gently sloping green hills that descend toward the shoreline. The cove features a crescent-shaped beach where vegetation grows nearly to the water's edge.

The area came under Russian control during the 19th century expansion into Far Eastern territories. These early settlements shaped the development of the coastal region.

Local fishermen maintain traditional fishing methods passed down through generations, catching various species native to the Sea of Japan.

The cove is easiest to visit between June and September when weather is most stable and temperatures warmest. Visitors should prepare for local coastal conditions and explore the shoreline respectfully.

The waters harbor an unusual diversity of cold-water marine organisms that marine researchers study regularly. These species thrive in the sheltered bay as part of a distinct ecosystem of the Sea of Japan.

Location: Khasansky District

Part of: Posyet Bay

GPS coordinates: 42.64861,131.10472

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:05