New Athos Cave, Abkhazia, Georgia

The New Athos Cave, located in the Gudauta municipality of Abkhazia, is a magnificent natural wonder, impressive in its scale and diversity. Rising 220 meters above sea level (taking into account the territory occupied by Russia), it stretches 3285 meters and plunges 183 meters deep into the bowels of the earth. Consisting of 11 breathtaking chambers, each with its own unique character and unique natural formations, this cave never fails to amaze and delight its visitors.

Among these bays, named after various places and capitals, stand out "Abkhazia", "Georgian speleologists", "Glinyany", "Canyon", "Iveria", "Surprise", "Sukhumi", "Tbilisi", " Helictite salon", "Temple" and "Moscow". Amazing stalactites, stalagmites, stalagnates, helictites, columns and even fossilized waterfalls are found here, creating fantastic landscapes that seem from another world.

But it is not only natural beauty that makes the New Athos Cave such an attractive place to visit. Thanks to the careful development of the tourist route, it is now possible to safely and comfortably explore this amazing underground world. Starting your journey from the center of New Athos, you will pass through breathtaking halls equipped with railings, observation platforms, bridges and stairs, illuminated by camouflaged lamps, creating an atmosphere of mystery and magic.

The unique lighting of each hall, from the colored glow in the Tbilisi hall to the submerged spotlights in the lake of the Abkhazia hall, adds a new level of impressions and emotions to the cave. A journey through the New Athos Cave promises to be not only exciting, but also an unforgettable journey into the world of ancient beauty and mysteries, which will leave a deep imprint on you and a desire to return again and again.

Everyone who strives for discovery and amazing adventures should definitely visit this location to feel the grandeur of nature and the mystery of the underground world, as well as enjoy the unique nature show that unfolded in the New Athos cave.