Travel Guide Péninsule De Mangyshlak

North of Aktau, the Mangyshlak Peninsula offers a beautiful excursion opportunity to the day (count 250 km round trip for the Fort-Shevchenko visit). Bordered on the north and west by the Caspian Sea, the peninsula presents fabulous scenery, an extension of the Plateau plateau, which leads to the Gulf of Mangyshlak, where the sea-side colours alternate between pink and blue and where, if you have not forgotten your binoculars, you will be able to deliver to the observation of migratory birds, in particular the pink flamingos, and Caspian seals in winter.There are no tourist infrastructure or even a real city in this region, which essentially lives in the riches of the subsoil of hydrocarbons. Fishing activity, concentrated in Aktau, is limited to a few boats placed on the edge of the water. So you will be delivered to yourself, and the discovery of the peninsula will assume either that you rented the services of a taxi (which will allow you to search the many underground mosques and burials that Kazakh archaeologists are just beginning to update), or that you have plenty of time to move from one stage to another, waiting for the very rare local transport. or by pratiquant.