6 reasons to choose a holiday in Kabardinka
1
Therapeutic mild climate.
Anyone who wants to improve their health and strengthen their immunity needs to go to Kabardinka.
2
Ecology.
There are no industrial enterprises that pollute the environment. Untouched nature, an abundance of greenery and coniferous trees, beautiful mountains and a clear sea will allow you not only to improve your health, but also to relax your soul and relieve stress.
3
Comfortable conditions for swimming.
A long coastline, well-groomed small-pebble beaches, convenient entry and a gently sloping sandy bottom. And most importantly (!) - clean water due to constant exchange. Not every resort can boast of such an advantage!
4
Convenient transport links.
Kabardinka is located away from major transport hubs, but getting to it is easy and quick. Gelendzhik is just 10 minutes away by car (there is an airport here), and Novorossiysk with its train station is 20 minutes away. Suburban bus service is well organized. And the prices for taxis will pleasantly surprise you!
5
Excellent infrastructure.
Kabardinka has everything for a good rest: cafes, restaurants, nightclubs, shops, a long snow-white embankment, a water park, an aquarium, attractions, water and sports entertainment, excursions, parks, etc.
6
And, perhaps, the most important thing! Low price.
The resort village is a kind of suburb of Gelendzhik. However, the price of a holiday in Kabardinka is significantly lower than at a popular resort.
History of the «Pearl of the Sea»
The history of the “Pearl of the Sea” is closely connected with the history of Kabardinka as a climatological resort.
It was here, on the very shore of Tsemes Bay in the village of Kabardinka, at the end of the 9th and beginning of the 20th centuries. there were dachas of officials of the Vladikavkaz railway and owners of factories and factories in Kuban and Rostov: the Vinogradovs, Bagerovs, Petrov brothers, Mordovtsevs, Tyunins and others.
After the revolution, on the basis of V.I. Lenin’s decree, they were nationalized by the official commission of the Black Sea Revkom. And already in 1921 they decided to open a sanatorium-colony for street children, the number of which The time of revolution and civil war has grown exponentially. The hero made a huge contribution to the creation of the children's health resort civil war D.P. Zhloba. The first director was E.V. Troitskaya.
In 1923, the Kurupra sanatorium (Resort Management) received its first guests who stayed within its walls during 3 warm months. Not only recreation and treatment, but also literacy training were organized for children. The medical department and administration were located in the building, which has now been preserved and serves as the hospital of modern Kabardinka.
In the 30s The sanatorium bore the unofficial name “Kabardinka”.
Building No. 19 In September 1942, Gelendzhik and Kabardinka became a naval base providing protection and then the liberation of Novorossiysk. The Kabardinka sanatorium turned into a hospital base. A naval hospital was established on its territory No. 43 (chief Lieutenant Colonel M. S. Liberman) and field hospital No. 338 (chief I. L. Fefer). Hospital headquarters was located in the building of the current hospital, which was hit by a bomb in 1943 (no one was saved).
The hospital area was often subject to enemy shelling. So it was destroyed by direct fire one of the buildings (behind the modern 11th building), where 40 wounded border guards were treated. Everyone died.
It was at this time - during the Great Patriotic War - that the cemetery appeared. It existed until 1957, when the remains of the heroes were transferred to specially created memorial complexes on the central square of Kabardinka and opposite the hospital. Eternal memory to the defenders of the Motherland!
After the liberation of Novorossiysk in 1943, almost the entire infrastructure of the sanatorium was destroyed. 22 people, among whom were director A. N. Kolesnikov, accountant Shchavinsky, 2 watchmen, 12 workers and volunteers, restoration work has begun. And already in 1946, the restored sanatorium received 75 people. In one stream, 200 people were treated for 1.5 months. In the period 1946-1956, the health resort received status of a closed tuberculosis sanatorium, and in 1956 changed its profile at the request of deputies Kabardian Village Council and the head of the local hospital in connection with the infection of children sat down. Every year, from May to November, 220 people rested and recuperated here.
The sanatorium received its current name “Pearl of the Sea” on July 13, 1960. The decision to rename was made by the Gelendzhik District Executive Committee And then the decision of the board of the central Council for the management of trade union resorts was carried out “On the reorganization of the sanatorium “Pearl of the Sea” into a sanatorium for teenagers (14-17 years old).
In 1964, the issue of year-round operation of the children's health resort became acute. A commission was created. And in Over the course of 2-3 years, a huge amount of reconstruction work was done.
In 1965, the updated “Pearl of the Sea” received 200 teenagers from all over the Soviet Union - from all 15 republics! In 1966 full-fledged education was organized for children on vacation during the school year: the Central Council approved staff of teachers. This continued until 1991. During this time, the “Pearl of the Sea” sanatorium became a leader in in its segment. Several generations of Soviet teenagers remember with warmth and love the time spent in him. His work has been awarded with many awards, which are carefully preserved in the museum.
With the appearance of a new country on the world map - the Russian Federation - a new a round of life and development of the sanatorium.
Today “Pearl of the Sea” is a modern and popular sanatorium-resort complex offering excellent relaxation and quality treatment for children and adults all year round!
