How and how to get to Koreiz (Mishor)

The village of Koreiz, also known as Mishor resort, is located 20 kilometers from the center of Yalta and about 120 kilometers from Simferopol Airport (Koreiz (Mishor) on the map of Crimea). Since it is part of the Greater Yalta and there is no own bus station, almost all the ways here lead through a large bus station in Yalta. Therefore, in addition to this instruction, we also advise you to read the detailed article how and how to get to Yalta on your own.

Koreiz has its own small bus station, which is called the Mishor resort. This is a small pavilion at 10 Alupkinskoe shosse Street (Mishora bus station on the map), where you can buy tickets departing from almost any city in Crimea, as well as tickets for very rare direct flights to the airport and to the Simferopol railway station. There is no building or waiting room at the bus station. The ticket office of the bus station is open from 08:00 to 17:00 with a lunch break from 12:00 to 12:45, the phone number for inquiries is 8 (3654) 24-23-61.

If you still decide to get to Koreiz on your own, then from the cities and regions of the Russian Federation it can be done through the main transport hub of the Crimea – Simferopol, where the nearest airport and railway station are located. Simferopol, in turn, has no difficulty getting from most major cities and regions of the Russian Federation by plane or train. Especially a lot of additional flights are launched during the tourist season, but prices are also rising, so if you need to save money, it is better to purchase tickets in advance.

And now about everything in more detail:

By taxi from the airport and railway station to Koreiz (Mishor)

You can get from the airport to Koreiz by taxi from 1600 rubles. The price depends on the season, time of day and method of ordering the car, so this is an approximate figure. You can order a car:

• At the arrival terminal at the taxi counter (this is the most expensive);
• Arrange a trip with the drivers in the airport parking lot (they initially ask for even more than at the counter, but you can bargain cheaper);
• Order a taxi by phone or on the websites of local companies (this is the cheapest option).

Through the apps of the aggregators Yandex, Uber, etc. It will not be possible to book a trip because they do not work in Crimea because of sanctions.

If you are used to planning everything on vacation in advance, you can use the booking of a tourist transfer. This is an analogue of a taxi with increased comfort, including meeting you with a driver at the airport or train station with a sign. Passenger car, luxury car, minibuses for large groups are available for ordering. Check the prices for the transfer, and if you wish, you can book it on the sites kiwitax.ru and intui.travel, or directly through this search form from Intui.travel:

By bus from the airport to Koreiz (Mishor)

There are rare direct buses from the airport to the resort, usually no more than twice a day. If you are lucky with the schedule, you will be able to get to the Mishora bus station in a little over three hours and from 600 rubles, from where you can get to the hotel or accommodation with light luggage on foot or take a taxi from 100 rubles. You can check the direct bus schedule on the Crimean Transportation website https://krimavtotrans.info, and you can buy tickets online at bus.tutu.ru or unitiki.com.

If you are unlucky with the schedule, and you still don't want to take a taxi, but you will have to go with a transfer. Theoretically, it is possible to go with a transfer through Simferopol, but there is no big point in this, since from there buses to Mishor do not depart often either. Therefore, it is better to go immediately with a transfer through Yalta:

• From the airport, take a direct bus to Yalta, they depart approximately every hour, cost from 550 rubles, 2 and a half hours on the way.
• Then, at the bus station in Yalta, transfer to the suburban minibus No. 102 or bus No. 115. These routes go through Koreiz on different streets and make several stops. But given that they rarely go and do not always adhere to the schedule, we advise you to take the first one that comes to hand, and already in the village on foot or by taxi to get to the right place.

By the way, suburban buses from the bus station are cramped, and are not suitable for traveling with a large suitcase. Therefore, you may have to fork out an additional taxi fare from Yalta to Koreiz, which will additionally cost you 500-1000 rubles, so all the savings from a bus trip will evaporate.

By bus from the railway station to Koreiz (Mishor)

To get from Simferopol railway station to Koreiz (Mishor), we also recommend, if possible, to use a taxi, since it is even more profitable than a bus when traveling in a group. But if you are traveling alone and with a light backpack, then a bus ride will save a little.

Next to the Simferopol railway station is the main tourist bus station "Kurortnaya", which is also indicated in the schedule as "Simferopol AC-2". Direct flights to the bus station in Koreiz depart from it, but they are very rare, about twice a day. Drive 3 hours, cost from 500 rubles. The schedule changes seasonally, so check it before traveling to https://krimavtotrans.info, and tickets can be purchased at bus.tutu.ru or unitiki.com.

If a direct bus according to the schedule does not suit you, then you can go with a transfer through Yalta, it's not difficult:

• At Kurortnaya, take a direct intercity bus to Yalta (from 500 USD), or trolleybus No. 52 from the final stop next to Kurortnaya (costs from 180 USD). Both vehicles run every 20-30 minutes, and even more often in high season. Drive 2-3 hours.
• Then, at the bus station in Yalta, transfer to the suburban minibus No. 102 or bus No. 115. These routes go through Koreiz on different streets and make several stops. But given that they rarely go and do not always adhere to the schedule, we advise you to take the first one that comes to hand, and already in the village on foot or by taxi to get to the right place.

Once again, we remind you that commuter buses in Yalta are cramped and not suitable for traveling with a large suitcase. Therefore, if you are traveling with large suitcases, you will still have to fork out extra for a taxi from Yalta to Koreiz, which will additionally cost you 500-1000 rubles, so all the savings from a bus trip will evaporate.

From Yalta and other Crimean cities to Koreiz (Mishor)

Since Koreiz is one of the settlements of Greater Yalta, suburban and city buses run here from the city center and from the bus station. This is not a very convenient way to get to the resort, because the buses are small and you can't get there with luggage, besides, they rarely go. But for travelers with a backpack or if you need to go to Yalta during the day, they are quite suitable. The following routes run through Koreiz:

• No.102 - Yalta bus station–Vorontsov Palace, see route on the map
• #132 – stop on Gogol Street–Vorontsov Palace, see route on the map
• No.115 - Yalta–Simeiz bus station, see route on the map
• #122 – stop on Gogol Street-Koreiz, see route on the map

Please note that these routes go along different roads through Koreiz, only No. 102 and 132 go past the Mishora bus station. On all routes, the fare depends on the distance, i.e. depending on which stop you need to get to, on average it is from 28 to 40 rubles.

From other cities of Crimea to the Mishora bus station in high season, you can take direct buses from Simferopol, Yevpatoria, Sevastopol, but flights are very rare, and sometimes they may not start at all. Check your schedule before traveling.

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Therefore, in most cases, it is easiest to get to Koreiz with a transfer via Yalta, where at the bus station you can transfer to the above-mentioned suburban buses or get directly to the hotel in Koreiz by taxi for 500-1000 rubles. In turn, Yalta can be reached from almost any city in Crimea, buses run here often.

To get to Koreiz from Sevastopol, Balaklava, Foros, Yevpatoria and other cities on the western coast of Crimea, it is not necessary to go to Yalta, but you can get off at the stop "Turn to Koriez" on the main highway. From this stop, you can walk to the village on foot, by taxi or local buses.

To Koreiz (Mishor) by car

If you are going to Koreiz (Mishor) by your car, then after crossing the new Crimean bridge (free of charge), you can get to the resort by two routes: through Simferopol, or along the coast through Feodosia, Sudak, Alushta, Yalta, etc.

• If your goal is to get to Koreiz as quickly and economically as possible, then it is better to go along the new Tavrida highway through Simferopol–> Alushta->Yalta. You will have to drive 300 kilometers, which will take 4-6 hours, depending on the situation on the roads. You can also go along the route Tar Crimea, Simferopol, Alushta, Yalta, the distance is the same. Tavrida is an excellent high-speed highway without traffic jams, with rest areas and gas stations, it's a pleasure to drive along it.
• If you choose a route along the coast, then you will need to travel about the same distance. But since there is a more complicated road with serpentines and settlements along the coast to Alushta, you will spend up to 8 hours in time, and you will use more fuel. But the plus of this route is that it is much more picturesque, the views of the sea along the road are simply fascinating. In addition, there are many sights to meet along the way.

🕒 8 April, 2026