Enchanted Land: summer vacation in Noviy Svet

The former name the Crimean town of Noviy Svet was Paradise. And this is justified. After all, here, in this splendor of nature, you feel like in paradise. It is not for nothing that the "father" of Crimean winemaking, Prince Lev Golitsyn, liked these mountain skyline and cozy valleys. Emperor Nicholas II visited this place in the 19th century. Today, this unique village and its surroundings attract tourists who want to see with their own eyes the gorgeous panoramas of Noviy Svet, take a walk along its coast by boat, and to plunge into the gentle waters of local bays in summer.

Have 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.

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Noviy Svet is located in a picturesque valley on the shores of the Green Bay. The first name of the village was Paradise. It’s got its current name in the 19th century.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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At the end of the 19th century, the "father" of the Crimean winemaking Lev Golitsyn settled in this unique corner. He founded a champagne winery here, which today is known far beyond the peninsula.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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At that time Nicholas II and his family visited Lev Golitsyn. There is a legend that having visited the place and tasted the unique Golitsyn wines, the emperor exclaimed: "I see everything in a new light!" (in Russian "new light" is "noviy svet").

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Igor Piganov

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Today the village itself and its surroundings are famous for their charming mountain views and cozy bays.
In the photo: a view of the Golubaya Bay and Mount Karaul-Oba.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Konstantin Krestyaninov

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For example, Mount Sokol: a rock massif 474 meters high. By the way, this is a former coral reef, the largest and oldest in Europe.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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Cape Kapchik resembles a stone lizard “creeping away” into the sea.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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Climbing to its "crown", you can enjoy the views of the Noviy Svet and the Black Sea vistas stretching beyond the horizon.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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And the panoramas from here are really fantastic. On the one side the South Coast town of Alushta is visible in the distance...

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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...on the other − Cape Alchak, that for many centuries "guards" the Sudak Bay from the east.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Igor Piganov

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Noviy Svet is also famous for its bays, which bear "colored" names − Green, Blue, Dark Blue...

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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In the Blue Bay, which is comfortably located on the western side of Cape Kapchik, there is the Tsarsky Beach.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Igor Piganov

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You can get there by water transport − a boat, a motor boat and even a galley.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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It is believed that in the past times this beach was visited by the royal family, therefore it was called correspondingly − the Tsarsky Beach.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Konstantin Krestyaninov

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Here you can not only sunbathe and swim, but also have fun of riding "water dragons".

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Konstantin Krestyaninov

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Noviy Svet has one more "hook" − a natural excursion trail named after Prince Lev Golitsyn.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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The length of the Golitsyn trail is almost three kilometers.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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It starts in Noviy Svet and passes through undulating mountainous terrain along the coast.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Konstantin Krestyaninov

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Part of the unique route was laid along the 300-meter ridge of Cape Kapchik.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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Also, the trail passes through the Juniper Grove − lush thickets of relict juniper trees.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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It is worth taking a walk along the trail at least once in a lifetime. After all, here is all for you: and healing air, incredible views, and a dazzling mirror of the sea.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Irina Ul`eva

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Sea trips are popular in Noviy Svet: dozens of motor boats, yachts and boats every day “plough” the Black Sea surface, carrying their passengers along the bends of the coast.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Sergey Korshunov

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So in Noviy Svet you can relax with quality and inspiration. And be sure to take vivid photos to remember the place by.

Tourism portal of the Republic of Crimea, Konstantin Krestyaninov