1. From the railway and bus stations you can get to any resort area by public transport, the most common type of which is a fixed-route taxi. It is not advisable to use the services of ordinary taxi drivers, who are on duty at city stations; the cost of their services is very high.
2. Yevpatoria is a pretty quiet resort, so you can walk around the embankment and the central streets without fear, even at night. At the same time, do not forget about the elementary measures of caution. To take valuables with you for a walk without the need, is not worth it.
3. One of the most common problems is pocket thieves, so in crowded places you should pay close attention to personal things. You cannot leave things unattended on the beach, in restaurants and cafes.
4. Exchange of currency is recommended only in banks or private exchange offices, and from private services it is best to refuse - there is a high probability of becoming a victim of scammers. Fans of beach holidays should not forget that the sun in Crimea is very hot. Going on a trip, you must take with you all possible means of protection from the sun. They should also be used by those who expect to just walk around the city for a long time.
7. The resort presents both free and paid beaches, the latter are distinguished by excellent equipment. For a modest fee, you can access a luxurious beach with changing cabins, showers and charming fountains with fresh water.
8. Local catering establishments will please vacationers with affordable prices. The most expensive and prestigious restaurants are located on the waterfront, and on the streets of the city you can find a lot of excellent cheap cafes and canteens.
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