Alusta is Yalta's biggest competitor, offering the same seaside amusements with less bowdiness, lower prices and a bit more greenary. The Alushta beaches are long and not nearly as crowded. Besides the sunshine and water there are some very unique landscape to explore in area. The Crimean Nature Preserve is a guarded 70 thousand-acre mountain space filled with that remains of Crimean wildlife. It is very difficult place to visit and the private companies that can arrange a permit usually sell the tour as a hunting trip. Crimea's highest mountain, Roman Kosh is inside the preserve and therefore, officially off-limits. A lot of interested tourists have created a positive demand to open this areas up.

On the territory of Alushta there are many historical monuments, museums and nature reserves. Such museums as Regional historical, Literatury offer visitors many historical, archaeological and cultural properties to view. In the museums are opened the exhibition's of famous artists. Alushta's shrines are very famous. The ruins of medieval chapels, temples and monasteries are greeted visitors on the slopes of mountains and beautiful valleys. Cosmo-Domianovsky monastery is very popular among Orthodox believers. Here is a shrine as a source of healing. People from all over the world come here to cure diseases. In the monastery is a huge number of precious relics.

Alushta offers guests a lot of fun and entertainments. Attractions, tours, sea walk along the southern coast of Crimea will be interesting to everyone who came to this city. Seaside Park is a wonderful place to walk among the beautiful trees and unique healing air. Sanatoriums on Alushta are also very popular. A large number of people come here for treatment the whole year. Alushta offers an excellent tourist facilities and children's camps.