The Samara Region is located on the East European Platform, in the middle reaches of the Volga River. It is located in the southeast of the European part of our country and has the status of a border zone. The Samara region borders on the Ulyanovsk, Saratov, Orenburg regions, as well as the Republic of Tatarstan. Its administrative center is Samara. The tourism potential is great here, so tourism is developing very actively. Children's camps in the Samara region invite children from different age groups. Usually they are designed for children from 7 to 16 years old.
Natural conditions of the Samara region
The region is conventionally divided into three parts: South and North Left Bank, Right Bank. Most of the Samara region is located on the territory of the Left Bank. Uplands are found on the Right Bank, and the Zhiguli Mountains are also located there. The left bank is represented by the High Trans-Volga region and a flat plain. Approximately 14% of the territory is covered by forests. They are dominated by pines, spruces and oaks. All forests in the region belong to the protective category, more than half of them have a 4th class of fire hazard. The nature of the region is rich and varied. There are nature reserves, natural monuments, wildlife sanctuaries and national parks here. The climate of the region is considered to be moderately continental. The average January temperature is -13 degrees, in July it is +20 degrees.
What children's rest is possible
The beautiful nature and unhurried way of life of Samara villages are factors that relax and provide an opportunity to rest. The Volga expanses and the greenery of the picturesque mountains are very popular with tourists. Children's camps in the Samara region are open all year round. Health camps and sanatoriums will help make your stay unforgettable and rewarding. You need to choose a recreation center where the child will be interested and comfortable. It is equally important to pay attention to the safety of the camp. The choice of shifts and programs is very wide today. In the Samara region, there are camps operating on the territory of settlements. By choosing such a camp, you can be close to the child. The area offers many options for quality recreation for children and adults. Day camps usually start at the start of the summer school holidays. In such institutions, children can attend excursions, a swimming pool, a gym, master classes, etc. The daily routine must include walks, entertaining contests and sports events. Health camps operate around the clock. They are usually located outside the city limits. The camps offer specialized units and shifts. In the Samara region there are also tent camps, equipped on the banks of rivers, in the areas of tourist camps.
