Location: | Chatyr Dagh Plateau, Crimea. Road to Zarechnoe village, turn right 12 km up to the mountains to Perevalnoe village. Turn left at sign "Red Cave", 6 km to the cave. |
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Classification: | Karst cave |
Light: | Incandescent Electric Light System |
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Guided tours: | V=200,000/a [2000] |
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Address: | Mramornaja (Marble Cave), c/o Onyx-Tour, UI. G. Morozova 13, Simferopol 33300, Crimea |
As far as we know this information was accurate when it was published (see years in brackets), but may have changed since then. Please check rates and details directly with the companies in question if you need more recent info. |
1987 | additional passages discovered by Simferopol speleologists. |
Mramornaja (Marble Cave) is probably the best known cave of Russia and a must on every visit to Crimea. It is located on the Chatyr Dagh Plateau, a karst plateau at the foot of the Chatyr Dagh mountain. The whole area is full of caves and dolines. There is another show caves, and the surface features are easily visible, walks across the plain are also possible. It is not far from the southern coast of Crimea, but it is a little difficult to get there. Tour organizers offer day trips to this cave and other destinations, generally connected with karst.