Ai-Fok is a mountain named after St. Foka, the patron
saint of gardeners and seafarers. It has a flat top and dug up the long slopes.
It is located in the south-eastern part of the Crimea, in the interfluve of the
rivers Raven and Shelen, near the Black Sea coast, near the eponymous cape.
From the west of the mountain there is the village of Morskoye. At the southern
foot of the road passes R-29 (Alushta - Sudak - Feodossia). In the late 1990s,
in the vicinity of the mountain, archaeologists discovered the foundations of
several small churches from the 17th to the 18th century.
At Cape Ai-Fok, the ruins of an ancient monastery are
found. Here, as in the village of Novy Svet, there is a grove of the relic
Pitsunda pine - Stankevich pine, listed in the Red Book. The truth on the south
coast of this pine meets more significant massifs, but this part of the
peninsula is unique to the neighborhood of Pitsunda pine with other rare
species of dendroflora, for example, juniper tall, pistachio tusola and Crimean
pine.
Water on the beach Ai-Fok is calm, clean and with an
interesting underwater world that attracts snorkels and divers.
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