Cape Meganom Tour

The name Megan has a Greek etymology. It is formed from two words: 1. Mega (μεγα). Interpretation: "big, spacious, important, significant." Nomas (νομη, νομος (νομ|ος) or derived words - νομας, νομα|ς). Interpretation: “driving, pasture, housing”; “pasture, expelling, possession, nomadic tribes, nomadic wandering.” In the Slavic interpretation, the word “Meganom” was interpreted in such variants: “Big settlement”, “Big housing”, “Big pasture” and, as an exception, “Big shoulder”. The name also applies to the complex nature monument “Meganom Peninsula”.

The Megan peninsula lies between Mount Alchak in the west to the mouth of the Koz River in the east, including the Kapsel and Koz valleys. From the north, these lands are limited to the Tokluk-Syrt ridge. Administratively, it is part of the Sudak region of Crimea. Meganom is characterized by a desert landscape.

The Meganom peninsula is one of the driest places in Crimea. The climate is semi-desert, rainfall is very rare. The climate of the Meganom peninsula is characterized by strong winds, the energy of which is used to generate electricity. On the peninsula, the Sudak section of the state enterprise "Donuzlav Wind Power Plant" is arranged.

Cape Meganom is shrouded in various legends, a large number of archaeological monuments are found here. The ancient Greeks believed that Meganome was the entrance to the kingdom of the dead Hades, where Charon transported the souls of the dead along the Styx River. And there is an assumption that Odysseus met with a one-eyed cyclops on Meganom and descended into the kingdom of Hades through the underground caves of Kara-Dag, during low tide they are perfectly visible in the east. A large number of Crimean legends and legends are associated with Kara-Dag and Cape Megan.

Fans of adventure and all sorts of mysteries will find a lot of interesting things on Meganom. For example, mysterious yellowish “power rings” about 50 cm wide, which are clearly visible from a height. Periodically, the rings dim and then everyone in this zone - both in humans and animals - has a sharp deterioration in health. Conversely, when the rings start to glow again, the territory becomes accessible again.

Ufologists studied this mystery and came to the conclusion that there is a magnetic anomaly on Meganom, which is a sign of the impact on the ground of cold plasma, which indicates a visit to these places UFOs, which use crystals of volcanic rock to generate energy of the same cold plasma to use it in the engines of their ships. And, by the way, there is an ancient volcano Kara-Dag...

On Cape Meganom there are secluded places where yogis like to relax, every day they take place in meditations and exercises. There is a whole "city" that has several names - the Temple of the Sun, the Cape and the Shivait Altar. Of stone here are built fortress walls, miniature towers and houses. It was built in 1992 and was originally called the Temple of the destroyer god Shiva. Yogis consider Megan one of the strongest places to influence human consciousness. Cape Meganom is a corner of wildlife, not yet burdened with signs of civilization.

Cape Meganom is a mystical place. Locals claim that ghosts live here. They talk about the ghost of the “Meganomic boy”, who allegedly beckons people behind him, dragging them into the depths of the sea. And you can also hear the story of a ghost ship wandering alone near the cape. Some say they saw a lamb bleating on the cliff. According to legend, if a person catches this lamb, sacrifices it and sits on his skin on the land of Cape Megan, the human body will become weightless, grace will descend on him from above and he will be able to become a skilled healer. But locals claim that for a person, any of the described visions ends in death. Here are the stories that excite the imagination and blood you can hear about Cape Meganom.

What's in:
- Transfer (there and back), guide
- Meganom Lighthouse,
- Ach-Kai tract,
- Shark Bay, Shark Fin Rock,
- Grave Bay, Banderlog Valley.