1.Черное море

Last summer I went to the Black sea with my parents. We stayed there for a fortnight. I went swimming every day. The weather was wonderful all the time, the water was warm and clean. We bathed and watched small fishes and jelly fish in the water. Sometimes we saw sea stars or sea shells there. Once we even saw a dolphin. We often sat on the beach and watched ships sailing in the distance or looked at numerous seagulls gliding over the sea. We ate ice-cream and fruit on the beach and lay in the sun. I had a nice tan by the end of our rest. I made a lot of friends and we played volleyball on the beach. Every morning we had nice breakfast and a small run along the coast.

2.Анапское море

2 or 3 years ago I went in Anapa with my family. We went on the train 2 days. It was so funny. Then when we came in Anapa. We went to the sea. Sea was so beautiful, good and blue. We were in Anapa for 6 days. I remember every day of my travel still that time

3.Красное море

Red Sea - Indian Ocean inland sea located between the Arabian Peninsula and Africa in a tectonic depression. In the North Sea adjacent to the Suez isthmus that separates the two Gulf of Aqaba and Suez - Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Arabian Sea to the south connects the Bab-el-Mandeb strait ("Gate of Tears") from the Gulf of Aden. Red Sea - the salty sea of the members of the World Ocean.

4.Азовское море

The Sea of Azov is located in the south of the European part of Russia. It is connected by the narrow (up to 4 km) and shallow (4-3 m) Kerch Strait with the Black Sea.

The shallow shores of the sea turn into a flat, flat bottom. The depths gradually increase with the distance from the coast. The largest depths are located in the central part of the sea, the depths in the Taganrog Bay are from 2 to 9 m. Mud volcanoes are known in the Temryuk Bay.

Almost all of the river flow to the sea (more than 90%) is provided by the Don and Kuban rivers. The vast majority of the runoff occurs during the spring and summer season.

5.Желтое море

The Yellow Sea is located on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean, between the mainland and the Korean Peninsula. In the north-west of the sea, the Liaodong and Shandong peninsulas separate the Bohai Bay, which is considered a separate sea by Chinese geographers. From the East China Sea, located to the south, it is separated by the line Southwest of Korea-Jeju Island-the mouth of the Yangtze River.

In the spring, dust storms pass over the Yellow Sea. The sand rises in the Gobi Desert and is blown eastward by the wind. Storms reach the coasts of Korea and Japan, and are so dense that shipping sometimes stops.

Flora and fauna

The Yellow Sea is rich in algae, mollusks, mussels, crustaceans and fish. Especially numerous are the blue-green algae that form the basis of phytoplankton.