Foros park

Foros Park is a protected natural area stretched along the Black Sea coast covering about 70 hectares. It features over 800 plant species distributed across forest paths, mountain trails, and landscaped sections with sea and mountain views.

The park was established in 1834 and received official protection status in 1960 as conservation efforts grew. This transition marked a turning point in how the region approached environmental preservation.

The park serves as a place where visitors can discover the richness of local plant life and learn about the ecosystems that shape this coastal landscape. Educational displays and guided tours help people understand how different species adapt to the area's specific conditions.

The park is accessible from Foros town through marked entrances and crisscrossed with walking paths. These routes connect different sections and offer various options depending on how much walking you want to do.

The park holds an impressive collection of trees from three continents, including rare specimens of cedar, magnolia, and juniper. These species thrive in specific microclimates created by the coastal landscape and mountain terrain.