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The Geduko Thermal Springs are another pearl of Kabardino-Balkaria, located in the Baksan District. Our travel agency invites you on an excursion that will give you a full-fledged spa day surrounded by magnificent nature.

The Geduko complex is famous for its hot mineral water, which comes from a well over two kilometers deep. The water temperature at the outflow reaches seventy degrees Celsius, and it is diluted to a comfortable thirty-eight to forty degrees in the pools. The water mineralization here is higher than in Aushiger, and its unique chemical composition includes potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, and a whole range of trace elements. Regular bathing in these waters improves blood circulation, relieves stress, and has a beneficial effect on joints. The complex’s territory is well-maintained and includes several outdoor pools with different temperatures, a sun lounger area, and a café. Our guide will ensure that you have everything you need for a comfortable rest: from towels to recommendations on the optimal time to stay in the water. After bathing, you can take a walk around the surroundings and enjoy the clean mountain air.

The Aushiger Hot Springs are a unique thermal complex located in the Cherek District of Kabardino-Balkaria. Our travel agency organizes wellness excursions here that combine relaxation, treatment, and enjoyment of nature.

The springs are situated in a picturesque valley at the foot of the mountains, and already upon approaching the complex, you can smell a faint scent of minerals in the air. The water here rises from a depth of over one and a half kilometers and has a temperature of about fifty degrees Celsius at the outlet, while a comfortable temperature of thirty-seven to thirty-nine degrees is maintained in the pools. In terms of its composition, the water is classified as sodium chloride and possesses proven therapeutic properties for diseases of the musculoskeletal system, nervous system, and skin. The complex offers several pools of varying depths and temperatures, as well as individual baths for those who prefer privacy. After bathing, you can relax in a lounge area with a view of the mountains, drink hot tea with mountain herbs, and visit a local café serving Balkar cuisine. The excursion is designed so that you have enough time for both water procedures and leisurely relaxation.

The Chegem Waterfalls are the hallmark of Kabardino-Balkaria and, without exaggeration, one of the most photogenic places in the North Caucasus. Our agency organizes an excursion that will allow you to see this miracle of nature with maximum comfort and from the best angles.

The road to the waterfalls is picturesque in itself: the narrow Chegem Gorge with sheer cliffs on both sides creates a feeling of traveling deep into the earth. The main spectacle awaits you at the section that locals call Su-Auzu, which translates as “water coming out of the throat.” Here, dozens, and in spring, hundreds of water streams cascade directly from the rock walls hanging over the road. Water falls from a height of up to sixty meters, breaking against stones and creating clouds of mist in which rainbows play. You can step out of the car and walk right under the waterfalls, feeling their power and coolness. The excursion continues to the Main Chegem Waterfall — a powerful cascade plunging into a deep gorge. Along the way, you will visit a market of local artisans selling knitted items made of mountain goat wool, smoked cheese, and mountain honey.

The Blue Lakes are one of the most visited natural attractions of the republic, and our travel agency invites you on an excursion that will reveal all the secrets of this unique place.

The complex consists of five karst lakes, but the main one is the Lower Blue Lake, or Tserik-Kel. Its depth exceeds two hundred and seventy meters, making it one of the deepest karst lakes in the world. The water here has an incredible sapphire hue that does not change even in cloudy weather, and its temperature stays around nine degrees Celsius all year round. You will learn about a sunken truck resting on the lake’s bottom and hear a legend about a dragon dwelling in its depths. The route continues to the Upper Blue Lakes, which, unlike the Lower one, are rich in fish and surrounded by dense forests. Here you can feed trout, walk along wooden boardwalks, and enjoy the silence of mountain nature. Along the way, the guide will tell about the origin of the lakes and why divers from all over the world come here in search of solving the mysteries of Tserik-Kel’s underwater caves.

The Elbrus region is the pearl of Kabardino-Balkaria and a center of attraction for climbers, skiers, and simply connoisseurs of majestic nature from all over the world. Our travel agency organizes excursions here that allow you to touch the grandeur of Elbrus without being a professional athlete.

The journey starts from Nalchik, and already on the road along the Baksan Gorge, breathtaking views of rocky slopes and the rushing Baksan River open up. The first stop is the Azau Glade, from where a cable car lifts you to an altitude of over three and a half thousand meters. At the top, a fantastic panorama of the Main Caucasus Range unfolds, and in clear weather, the double-headed peak of Elbrus itself is visible — regal and unapproachable. The next point is Mount Cheget, famous among skiers, but even in summer, it is worth ascending for the stunning views of the Baksan Valley. You will visit the Narzan Glade, where healing mineral water gushes straight from the ground, and take a walk through a relict pine forest. Lunch in a high-altitude café with panoramic windows and Balkar cuisine dishes concludes a day full of impressions.

The Kanjol Plateau is one of the hidden pearls of Kabardino-Balkaria, a place not as promoted as Bermamyt, but no less impressive. Our agency offers an excursion to Kanjol for those seeking solitude and untouched nature.

The path to the plateau starts from Nalchik and passes through picturesque gorges and passes, rising to an altitude of about two thousand meters above sea level. Kanjol is a vast highland covered with mixed grasses, where flocks of sheep graze and eagles soar overhead. From the edge of the plateau, a dizzying view of the Cherek River valley and the snow-white peaks of the Main Caucasus Range opens up. Unlike crowded tourist locations, absolute silence reigns here, broken only by the whistle of the wind and the distant echo of mountain rivers. The excursion includes a walk around the plateau, a visit to springs with the purest mountain water, and lunch in nature accompanied by the guide’s stories about the history and legends of this region. For those who wish, a horseback ride across the plateau or a masterclass on cooking khychins — traditional Balkar stuffed flatbreads — is available. Kanjol is a place that remains in memory for its pristine beauty and the feeling of complete unity with nature.

The Bermamyt Plateau is a place where people come for the most spectacular view of Elbrus, and our agency knows how to make this trip perfect. An excursion to Bermamyt is a journey to the edge of the earth, where the Caucasus reveals itself in all its cosmic beauty.

The road to the plateau is already part of the adventure: an SUV overcomes mountain passes and off-road terrain, rising to an altitude of over two and a half thousand meters. Bermamyt itself is a huge rocky plateau with steep cliffs plunging hundreds of meters down. The main reward awaits you on the edge of the cliff: right in front of you across the entire horizon rises the double-headed Elbrus, separated from the plateau by a deep valley. In clear weather, it seems so close that you can discern every fold on its glaciers. At dawn and sunset, the peaks are painted in pink and golden tones — this is a spectacle for which photographers from all over the world travel thousands of kilometers. Our guide will organize a tea party with a view of Elbrus and tell about the geology of this unique place. The excursion also includes a walk around the plateau and a visit to Maly Bermamyt with its bizarre rock remnants.

The route starts from the Kamennomostsky settlement and ascends higher and higher into the mountains along a picturesque serpentine road. As altitude is gained, the landscapes change: broad-leaved forests give way to coniferous ones, and then to alpine meadows covered with a carpet of mixed grasses. At an altitude of about two thousand meters, you find yourself on the expanses of the plateau — a huge highland where herds of horses graze and the air rings with purity. In clear weather, Mount Oshten, the Fisht Massif, and other three-thousander peaks are visible from equipped observation platforms. In summer, rhododendrons and edelweiss bloom here, and snow lies in the lowlands until the middle of the season. The excursion includes a hiking walk across the plateau, a visit to karst sinkholes and caves, as well as lunch at altitude with Adyghe cuisine dishes. This is a place that changes the perception of mountains and remains in the heart forever.

The Guam Сanyon is one of the most impressive wonders of Krasnodar Krai, and our excursion allows you to experience it in the most exciting way.

The adventure begins with boarding a stylized tourist train that moves along a narrow-gauge railway laid right along the bottom of the gorge. On both sides, sheer cliffs up to four hundred meters high hang over you, covered with relict boxwood forests, yew, and beech. The road, built back in the middle of the last century, winds along the bed of the Kurdzhips River, and fantastic landscapes open up from the windows. The train makes stops at the most picturesque sections, where you can get off, take photos, and breathe in the crystal-clear mountain air. The guide tells about the history of the railway construction, the flora and fauna of the gorge, and how these places survived the Great Patriotic War. Upon return, you can walk along an equipped trail, browse souvenir shops, and taste Cossack cuisine in local cafés.

The Rufabgo Stream Waterfalls are a natural masterpiece located in the vicinity of the Kamennomostsky settlement in Adygea. Our travel agency offers a detailed excursion that allows you to see all the most impressive cascades of this unique gorge.

The excursion starts from the entrance to the Khadzhokh Gorge and follows upstream along the stream. The first on the way is the “Shum” (Noise) waterfall, whose name speaks for itself: a powerful stream crashes into a stone bowl with a roar. Further along equipped trails and suspension bridges, you proceed to the “Cascade” cascade, whose water flows down giant stone steps. The most photogenic is the “Maiden’s Braid” waterfall, whose streams resemble loose hair, and the highest is the “Cup of Love,” where daredevils can swim in the icy water of a natural pool. Along the route, other cascades are encountered, each with its own character: “Heart of Rufabgo,” “Hill,” “Distant.” The ascent to the final waterfalls requires a certain physical preparation, but the views that open up are worth every step. Our guide will tell legends associated with each waterfall and show the best angles for photographs.