Crimea in 3D 3D tour of Crimea: Noviy SvetOnce Noviy Svet was called Paradise. And it is justified. After all, there, in this splendor of nature, you feel like in paradise. It is not for nothing that the "father" of the Crimean winemaking, Prince Lev Golitsyn, chose the Noviy Svet mountain slopes and cozy valleys.
PhotosEnchanted Land: summer vacation in Noviy SvetHave a "walk" with us along this wonderful place of the eastern Crimea and "breathe in" its juniper and sea aromas. And it's easy to do browsing our photo gallery.
VideoDiving into the sky: Sudak and the Noviy Svet on a summer videoWe continue to acquaint you with our unique Crimea, showing its beauty on vivid videos. And today we propose to "fly" over the picturesque part of its eastern coast. So, we present: the ancient town of Sudak and the small town of Noviy Svet.
NatureMount Karaul-ObaIt is in the east of Crimea, between the small town of Noviy Svet and the village of Vesyoloyeh. It is an ancient coral reef and it has a height of 341 meters.
BeachesThe Emerald BeachA cozy beach is in the village of Noviy Svet near Sudak. It is in the picturesque Green Bay, surrounded by mountains. Here, vacationers can not only swim and sunbathe, but also enjoy the beautiful views of the eastern Crimea.
Spa and wellnessThe Golitsyn Trail: The wonders of Novy SvetThe most spectacular part of the Golitsyn Trail is the initial stretch. Stonemasons cut a horizontal trail into the rock above the sea. If you look down, you see a precipice into the sea, and if you look up, you see a precipice into the sky.
NatureKapchikKapchik is located to the South-West of the Cape Flat, on the slope of which passes Golitsyn trail. This is a former coral reef resembling a 300-meter lizard.
Novy SvetEmperor's Paradise – Novy SvetThe town is located in a picturesque valley in the southeast of the Crimean Peninsula, six km from Sudak. It is surrounded by a dense ring of mountains, and the Sinyaya, Zelyonaya and Golubaya bays delight the visitors with crystal clear water that is rare for the Black Sea.
