Fiolent Cape is a monument of the nature (1969). It is situated on the extreme west of the coast where its stripe is significantly narrowing and on the south of the Heraclitical peninsula it drops off down the sea. The severe, wild rocks having about 100 metres in height are clumbering up over the sea. In the coastal areas numerous bays, stone messes, diminutive islands, archs has formed. The peaked cliff of Fiolent cape itself and great Diana's grotto are especially impressive. The beauty of the inanimate nature is supplimented by the thickets of juniper, ivy, jerusalem-thorn, virgin's bower.
