Novyi Svet (Crimea)

sights
- Chaliapin's grotto (other names: Variety grotto, Golitsyn's grotto). The Golitsyn stone arches are still preserved in the grotto - storage for sparkling wine. In addition, the grotto was used as a concert hall before the revolution - there were tables and armchairs. They say that Chaliapin performed there, but in fact, Chaliapin never visited the New World (Paradise) and the purchased estate near the village.
- Green Bay (Novosvetskaya) - the most extensive among the local colored bays, and colored in the literal sense of the word. They got their modern names for the characteristic color of the water in each of them. In the Green Bay, the sandy bottom gives the water an amazing emerald hue. The old name of the bay is less poetic - Sudak-estuary. This is the most extensive and calm bay of the New World. In the Middle Ages, it served as a haven for the merchant ships of Genoese merchants.
- Blue Bay, another name - Robber. In the days of the Taurus and the ancient Greeks, according to legend, pirate ships were hiding here. It is a small cove with a small beach, restless and unfriendly. The rocky bottom, all overgrown with algae, gives the blue of the sea water a deep dark shade. It is also famous for the Through grotto.
- Blue Bay, also known as Tsarskaya or Delilimanskaya. Here is the Tsar's Beach, where Emperor Nicholas II bathed. This is a conservation area. For a long time it was closed to tourists, now the entrance is paid. There is also a threat of collapse.