Monument of nature (1969). It is located in the extreme west of the coast, where its strip narrows significantly and in the south of the Heracleian Peninsula breaks off into the sea. Severe, wild, almost a hundred meters high rocks are piled up here above the sea. Numerous niches, stone chaos, miniature islands, arches were formed in the coastal tracts. Particularly impressive is the pointed cliff of Cape Fiolent itself and the huge grotto of Diana.

The beauty of inanimate nature is complemented by thickets of juniper, dwarf tree, clematis, and ivy. The healing properties of mountain and sea air create the most favorable conditions for summer recreation and health improvement for adults and children. The clear water of the Jasper Beach and the white sandy bottom with pitfalls scattered over it, covered with seaweed, is a fantastic sight. Descent to the Jasper Beach (small pebbles, sand) along the monastery staircase (800 steps), which was built by the monks in 1891.