Miusera: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Miusera combines coastline, nature and cultural history. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Miusera can then continue searching for accommodation.

Nature and Coast

The unified Pitsunda–Myussera State Nature Reserve was established in 1966 with three separate areas, including the area around the Myussera dacha.

Visitors need a permit to enter the Pitsunda–Myussera State Nature Reserve.

In the reserve, visitors must remain on the route agreed with the administration.

The Pitsunda–Myussera State Nature Reserve is described as an area with relict stands of Pitsunda pine and Colchic boxwood, oak forests at higher elevations, gorges and sandy beaches, as well as more than 800 plant species. These include 24 rare or endangered species listed in the Red Book.

The Pitsunda–Myussera State Nature Reserve is the only state nature reserve in Abkhazia located in the coastal zone.

Visitors can discover Red Book plants, mosses and endemic species in the reserve and listen to birdsong.

The beach of the Mussera guesthouse in Miusera is sandy and covered with fine gravel; it is located 50 metres from the building.

Horse riding is one of the leisure activities associated with the Mussera guesthouse in Miusera.

Culture

The medieval Ambara Church is located in Miusera.

It preserves its façade as well as stone vaults in the main sanctuary and the side chapels.

Researchers date the Ambara Church to a broad period from the 10th to the 13th century.

Construction of State Dacha No. 27 began in 1931 and was completed in 1936.

The southern façade of the Ambara Church features a characteristic three-arched opening arranged as a canopy-like gable.

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