* You will feel like you are not on this planet. We will visit 2 canyons of Hashupse — small and large. Arriving at the parking lot, we will transfer to a buggy for transfer to the canyon, where we will have a fascinating descent to the very beginning of the canyon. The path through the canyon is partially by swimming. The water temperature is +18°. The length of the path is 300 m. The maximum depth is 1.2 meters. You will get an unforgettable experience and the opportunity to touch the wild nature. If you wish, you can rent a sap and ride around the canyon on it. Next, we will go to the small Hashupse canyon. It is small, but the water in it is so clear that it is hard to believe the eyes. The majestic curves of layered limestone rocks, "decorated" with hanging vines, will not leave anyone indifferent. Next, we will go to the beach "White Rocks", here you can take a photo near the limestone rocks that are located right on the seashore. It is a natural landmark of the republic. This place surprises with its unusual landscape and pristine scenic beauty. The exact origin story of the white rocks is unknown. But this is the only place on the Abkhazian Black Sea coast where bare limestone "slides" into the sea. The rocks look especially bright against the background of dark pebbles and azure water — the sea acquired this color due to the proximity of basalt rocks and a small amount of bottom sediments. The next location of our trip will be lunch at the national apatskha (cuisine). After a hearty meal, we will go to the Musser Nature Reserve. There you can explore the 6th century temple, which is located near the seashore, and take a ride on a swing with a beautiful view. The final point of our trip will be a rest on one of the best beaches in Abkhazia, where Stalin and Gorbachev's dachas are located next door. The chiefs knew where to rest. Waiting for you: • White Cliffs Beach • Hashupse Grand Canyon • Hashupse Small Canyon • Lunch at the national Apatskha • Beach with panoramic views and crystal clear water • Musser Nature Reserve • The 6th century Ambara Temple • Swing on a tree by the sea