Azerbaijan - all beaches

The beach is really nice and easily accessible by public transportation from Baku. It offers all the necessary amenities such as changing rooms, toilets, and sunshades.

We had a very enjoyable day at Amburan. The journey can be tiring, as it took us over 1.5 hours in traffic on the way back, so be mindful of the distance. However, the taxi fare is affordable. One downside is that you're not allowed to bring any food or drinks inside. The facilities are clean, and the beach was already pleasant, even though we visited at the start of the season. The prices inside are quite high.

The shoreline was deserted, pristine and inviting. Numerous beach huts were available for relaxation. The water was crystal clear, allowing you to wade nearly 100 meters into the sea until the waves reached your knees. On the contrary, the pathway leading to the beach was littered with debris, including shattered bottles and glass. It is advisable to wear sandals or flip-flops. A trip to this beach is highly recommended for those seeking tranquility.

The beach was decent for the price, but the dressing rooms and showers are in need of maintenance.

The sea is shallow and free of algae, but there are worms in the shelling area on the beach. Human density is lower compared to neighboring areas. Location - there is no sign with the same name to help find the location. However, searching for "Golden Fish" will lead you there. Service - very poor due to lazy waiters and greedy management. Background music - a mix of Azerbaijani, Russian, and foreign music from the last century. I didn't encounter any Turkish music. The volume was moderate and the quality was not bothersome.

My preferred seaside spot in Baku.