Два небольших (размер каждого в поперечнике около 30 метров) острова из скальной породы. Острова расположены рядом с береговой линией Гурзуфа (250-300 метров) на Крымском полуострове. Высота островов составляет от 35 до 48 метров, а расстояние между ними - порядка 40 метров. Ранее эти острова были соединены перемычкой, но постепенно под действием п
Mount Ayu-Dag
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Mount Ayu-Dag, located on the southern coast of Crimea, is a unique natural site with a rich history and diverse biodiversity. Rising 570.8 meters above sea level, it is a mountain range, slightly elongated in the northwest direction, with a protrusion into the sea of 2-2.5 kilometers.
Mount Ayu-Dag was formed about 150 million years ago as a result of the intrusion of magma into faults in the earth's crust. It is a classic laccolith, that is, a “failed” volcano. The Ayu-Dag complex is represented by an array of homogeneous gabbrodiabases alternating with hornfels and hornfels.
On the top and slopes of the mountain there is a shiblyak forest with small groves of Crimean pine. The flora of the reserve includes 577 plant species, of which 44 species are listed in the Red Book. Among the animals living on Ayu-Dag you can find foxes, badgers, stone martens, hedgehogs, brown hares, squirrels, various types of rodents, bats, as well as various species of birds and reptiles.
Since 1974, Mount Ayu-Dag has been a state reserve of republican significance, which confirms its importance as a natural object that deserves special attention and protection.
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В переводе с греческого языка означает "Святой Фёдор". Один из самых известных мысов Крымского полуострова. Хотя если про этот мыс и не все знают, то более известную достопримечательность Крыма - "Ласточкино гнездо", находящееся как раз на мысе Ай-Тодор, знают почти все. Мыс Ай-Тодор расположен рядом с поселком Гаспара (Южный бе
The Vorontsov Palace in the city of Alupka on the Crimean Peninsula is a majestic building rising at the foot of Mount Ai-Petri. Its construction was completed in 1848 and was ordered by Count Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov as a summer residence. The palace was built from diabase, which was mined nearby, which gave it special monumentality and stren
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