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The Golubitsky mud volcano rises from the Sea of Azov floor, several hundred meters north of Golubitskaya settlement in western Krasnodar Territory.

Scientists have monitored eruptions of this volcano since 1799, with regular activities occurring approximately every five years since 1950.

Local communities in the Taman Peninsula region have long incorporated the mineral-rich mud from the volcano's springs into their wellness practices.

During eruptions, which last about 40 minutes, visitors must maintain a safe distance as mud columns can reach heights of 50 meters.

The volcano's eruptions create temporary islands that extend 100 meters in length but disappear within six months due to sea erosion.

Location: Краснодарский край

Part of: North Caucasus

GPS coordinates: 45.33520,37.26366

Latest update: November 18, 2025 19:51