Олександрівська бухта, Naval bay in Sevastopol, Ukraine

Alexandrovskaya Bay is a naval bay in Sevastopol that penetrates deep into the city center, forming part of the larger Sevastopol Bay system. It features natural depths around 12.5 meters (41 feet) and provides a sheltered harbor with access to port infrastructure.

The bay is named after Alexander Cape, which separates it from Martynova Bay; Crystal Cape divides it from Crystal Bay. In 1845 the Alexander Battery was built on the cape and was destroyed during the first defence of Sevastopol (1854–1855). The city's oldest yacht club, founded in 1809, has its base here.

The bay is home to Sevastopol's oldest yacht club, founded in 1809 and still operating from these waters. Its name comes from Alexandrovsky Cape, which separates it from Martynova Bay; Krystalny Cape divides it from Krystalnaya Bay.

The best way to experience the bay is by water or from the surrounding waterfront areas and viewpoints. Higher vantage points around the city offer the clearest views of its full expanse and the activity within.

The yacht club founded here in 1809 is the oldest in Sevastopol. On Alexandrovsky Cape stood the Alexandrovskaya Battery, built in 1845 and destroyed during the first defence of Sevastopol in 1854-1855; its site is easy to overlook when looking out over the water.