Livadia (Find)

According to the 2002 census, the population of the village was 12,961. The last census was in 2010, and about 15 thousand people were counted.

Fogs are frequent in May and June, as the still cold sea warms up, but since mid-May warm weather has already been set in the village. From July to mid-September, the temperature of sea water reaches a comfortable level (20 degrees, in shallow water up to 24 degrees) so that people can swim. Due to the fact that the water in the sea cools slowly, warm weather continues until the very beginning of October. The average temperature in summer is 22 degrees Celsius. The absolute maximum temperature was recorded +37 degrees.

The absolute minimum was a temperature of −26 degrees.

The average annual temperature is 6.9 degrees. Winter, as in the entire Southern Primorye, is usually very sunny, frosty, precipitation is rare, mainly in the form of snow, sometimes thaws occur. Winter winds are mainly northern, northeastern and eastern, often moderate. Snow rarely falls, but more often in large quantities. In general, spring in Livadia is cool and dry. Spring warming begins in early March with the retreat of the Siberian anticyclone. The first half of the season is dry, snow rarely and melts quickly. On a sunny day, the temperatures on the sunny side and in the shade can vary up to 8 ° C.

Summer is warm and humid, rainy, but frequent and dry periods. In the first half of summer (May-June) cloudy and cool off-season weather prevails, drizzle is drizzling. The cold coastal current causes summer fogs on the coast. Autumn is warm and sunny; precipitation is moderate. Since Primorye is one of the few regions of Russia prone to typhoons , in Livadia they often exert their influence in July-September. In October, daytime temperatures often reach +20 ° C, but within a few days the temperature can drop from +20 ° C to 0 ° C.

The infrastructure in the microdistrict is developed: pharmacies, shops, a kindergarten, secondary school No. 26, a post office, branches of various banks, several offices of real estate agencies, a market, hairdressers, a cafe, a shoe shop, a computer room, a fish processing plant and a repair and shipbuilding plant. For car owners: gas stations, car wash, car dealership, car parks, tire fitting.

Of the industrial enterprises, there is a bakery LLC Kolosok, Livadia Repair and Shipbuilding Plant and the fishing collective farm Pacific Ocean (until 1937 Suchan).

In Livadia there is Victory Park, reconstructed in 2011: new benches, lights, paving stones, landscaping were installed. Above Victory Park is a modern, renovated cultural center (events are regularly held there for all holidays, a choir and a dance studio function, and often visiting artists perform).

In Livadia there is also a "School of Arts." There is an Orthodox church in honor of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Grand Duke Vladimir . Sports sections (boxing, track and field athletics, sambo, judo, basketball, volleyball, karate) for children are open all year round in the Livadia microdistrict, and in winter there is an ice rink.

Also at school 26 there are cadet classes that perform at almost all events and often go to city competitions and festivals, where they take prizes.

On the coast of Rifovaya Bay, there are year-round recreation centers "Rainbow" and "Dream", functioning in the summer as children's health camps. There are also water slides, hang gliders and water crafts. A very famous entertainment in the summer is Ibiza (Closed), where you can relax.

After the opening of the bay, there was whaling, which lasted from 1863 to the 1910s. Whaling was very famous. Until October 21, 1903, 98 whales were processed at the base for fat and fertilizer. The world talked about Russian whalers: "There is currently no other Russian enterprise in the Far East, whose activity reaches such a scale." Gaydamak Bay on the outskirts of Russia became known throughout the world. Meat and blubber were sold to Japan, which accounted for most of the revenue. Gaydamak became Dydymova's coastal base for cutting whales. The first grease plant with six boilers was built here. The sailor himself assembled a device for cutting whales. At the pier was a "fleet" - the confiscated American schooner "Hope." At the end of 1889, 20 whales were caught. The income amounted to 14 thousand dollars.

Livadia microdistrict is located less than an hour from Nakhodka (bus number 122 runs every hour, and once a day there is a direct flight from the village to Vladivostok and back) in an environmentally friendly zone (surrounded by green taiga hills, the sea with a series of beaches with clean sand and clear water, there is even one rocky beach consisting of white pebbles ).

There is a dolphinarium in the Srednyaya bay - the center of adaptation of marine mammals of the TINRO Center .

The beaches near the Livadia microdistrict are one of the most popular and popular places for summer holidays for tourists of the Far East.

Very clean and beautiful beaches attract many tourists from all over Russia.

Livadia crushed stone quarry is a major crushed stone producer for the Nakhodka city district. (Closed)

An attraction of Livadia is also the fresh lake Livadia near the sandy beach and next to sea salt water. Also in Livadia there is a small river Livadia.

In the village created a museum "East Bay", dedicated to the history of Livadia.

The birth of Russian whaling is associated with Gaydamak Bay. Here, in the late 80s of the XIX century, retired captain Akim Dydymov built a coastal base for cutting whales, and built a greasy plant equipped with six boilers.

The current building of the driving school was built in the 1880s, at that time it was the residence of captain Dydymova. From whaling in the village there were several collapsed buildings, where they drowned fat.

The main holiday, which is annually celebrated on the shore of Lake Livadia with mass festivities of not only local residents, but also visiting tourists, is Fisherman's Day , as it is a professional holiday for many residents of Livadia.

Every year at the recreation center "Rainbow" celebrates the holiday of seeing off Maslenitsa winter.

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  Five-story building on the street Zarechnaya in the village Livadia

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  View of Lake Livadia (right) and the Sea of ​​Japan (left)

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  Holidays on the Livadia beach in August

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  Holidays on the Livadia beach in August

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  One of the summer rides over Livadia beach

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  Seashells on the coast of Livadia

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  Starfish on the coast of Livadia beach

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  The temple in honor of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Grand Duke Vladimir in the village of Livadia, Primorsky Territory.

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  Livadia, Severnaya street

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  Livadia, Gaydamak Bay