Village Obloi: travel guide online to Obloi

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General information about Obloi

The village of Obloi is located 50 kilometers northwest of Hola Prystan, 15 kilometers from the village of Bekhteri, 4 kilometers from the coast of Tendriv Bay, next to the Black Sea Biosphere Reserve.

Not far from the village there is a thermal geyser with healing water, around which bathing facilities are equipped.

Село Облої розташоване в 50 кілометрах на північний захід від Голої Пристані, в 15 кілометрах від села Бехтери, в 4 кілометрах від берега Тендрівської затоки, поруч з Чорноморським біосферним заповідником.

Неподалік від села знаходиться термальний гейзер з цілющою водою, навколо якого обладнані купальні.

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Healing Geyser

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The hot spring, known as the healing geyser of Obloi, is located near the village of Obloi, about 15 kilometers from the Zaliznyi Port. Opened for visits in the summer of 2005.

The thermal water geyser was formed during the drilling of well No. 6 with a depth of 1,527 meters during the geological exploration of natural gas deposits.

There are now three baths at the spring: two with hot water and one with healing mud. The water in the source is brownish-brown due to dissolved iodine, very salty, not inferior to the water from the Dead Sea. The temperature of the geyser is about 70 degrees all year round.

Next to the baths there are changing rooms and a room where you can order a massage. According to visitors' feedback, bathing in the spring and mud treatment is excellent for treating joints. Procedures are recommended no more than two or three times a week.