Resource base
Climate
The area has a moderate level of humidity, showing clear characteristics of a maritime climate and, to a lesser degree, a continental climate
January 2°C / -40C
July +20°C / +27°0C
- The climate has many sunny days, especially during summer and autumn.
Mineral
resources
Fertile
lands
- Temryuk district is one of the major agricultural districts of the Krasnodar region.
- Agriculture is like an open-air ‘workshop’.
- There are 57 large farms and 229 small peasant farms involved in processing agricultural products in the district.
- One of the main focuses is grape growing and wine production. In Kuban region, 75% of the vineyards cover an area of 18,000 hectares, yielding over 100,000 tonnes of grapes each year.
- In 2022, a record was set for grape production, surpassing any previous records in the Soviet Union or modern Russia. Over 200,000 tonnes of grapes were harvested, with an average yield of 129,6 c/ha.
Recreational resources
- In Temryuk district, there are salt and fresh estuaries, wetlands, and shallow channels in the Kuban delta.
- The beaches along the Sea of Azov have fine shell and quartz sand, whereas the beaches on the Taman Peninsula along the Black Sea are sandy.
- Temryuk district is washed by two seas at once — the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov — the Taman Peninsula boasts a coastline that stretches for more than 220 km. This area is popular among tourists due to its scenic landscapes, medicinal clay, and rich archaeological and cultural sites. Over 1 million visitors come here every year, and the district sees a continuous increase in the number of guests annually.
- There are over 400 places to stay, 39 tourist spots, and 35 groomed beaches.
- Many historical and archaeological monuments, such as ancient temples, ancient sites, and Lermontov’s house in Taman, attract tourists every year. Visitors come not only from Russia but also from distant countries seeking relaxation and new experiences.
- The favorable climate and geographical location of Temryuk district provide resources for developing different types of tourism, including resort and health resort, beach, children’s, sports, tours, ethnographic, as well as agrarian, gastronomic, and wine tourism.
- Temryuk district is a truly unique place with over 700 archaeological monuments protected by the state. Some of these monuments are incredibly ancient, taking us on a historical journey back almost one and a half million years ago.
- Temryuk district has joined the interregional tourist project called the “Golden Ring of the Bosporan Kingdom.” This project features a tourist route that passes through the locations of ancient cities from the ancient state. The route covers 10 cities situated in Krasnodar region, the Republic of Crimea, Rostov region, and the city of Sevastopol.
Taman Peninsula
Temryuk district is washed by two seas at once — the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov — the Taman Peninsula boasts a coastline that stretches for more than 220 km. This area is popular among tourists due to its scenic landscapes, medicinal clay, and rich archaeological and cultural sites. Over 1 million visitors come here every year, and the district sees a continuous increase in the number of guests annually.
There are over 400 places to stay, 39 tourist spots, and 35 groomed beaches.
Fanagoria Museum-Reserve
District visitors can explore the ancient history of the Taman Peninsula at the Fanagoria Museum-Reserve. Situated within an archaeological site, the museum stands on the remains of an ancient city that thrived for over 1,500 years.
Ataman Museum
The special open-air museum Ataman is a recreated Cossack village from the 19th and 20th centuries. It introduces visitors to the history of the Kuban Cossacks. This ethno-tourist complex is constructed in real-life dimensions and includes multiple streets. All the structures are replicas of the authentic buildings, designed with the unique features of Cossack living in mind. The complex offers master classes and activities for its guests.
Fanagoria agro-industrial company
In Temryuk district, you can find one of Russia’s largest enterprises that handles the entire production process, Fanagoria agro-industrial company. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the country’s largest wine cellar spanning three thousand square meters, witness its cooperage, and sample award-winning wines that receive medals every year at various international exhibitions in Austria, Japan, France, Slovakia, and other countries.
Cossack farmstead
The Cossack farmstead is situated in Kurchanskaya village, by the estuary of the same name. Here, tourists can enjoy a petting zoo, fishing, and horse riding activities.
Lotus Valley
A popular tourist attraction is a trip to the Lotus Valley.
Taman vine
Every summer, Taman hosts a festival called Taman Vine that celebrates the traditions of grape growing and winemaking.