Nazarova dacha beach

I didn't enjoy the campsite because it's quite far and difficult to reach by car. The toilets are very basic and have a strong unpleasant odor that can be heard even in the open areas with tents. The beach is covered in cobblestones, which wasn't to my liking. Ultimately, they decided not to stay there and found a camping site that offered better facilities for the same price.

I would rate this beach a 4 instead of a 5 because the staff can be rude to visitors. When I came here during the off-season, I parked my car on the road instead of stopping at the campsite. However, the administrator came out and started shouting that I couldn't park there. They insisted that if I wanted to stay, I had to go inside and pay 500 rubles. I explained that I only wanted to walk to the Witch's Glade and then leave. But the administrator continued to speak rudely, saying that I had to either pay or leave. Reluctantly, I had to go inside. On a positive note, I really enjoyed the overall area. There are plenty of gazebos with tables and they have their own barbecues. Each tent site is clearly marked and the toilet facilities are clean. The fact that the territory and the beach are on the same level is very convenient, especially when you have children.

My friends and I recently visited Nazarova Dacha for a relaxing getaway. Unfortunately, we encountered a storm in early July which led to us having to dig our tents and build dams. However, overall it was a good experience, despite the presence of local mosquitoes who seemed to have a particular fondness for us newcomers. Luckily, after a couple of days, they lost interest in us and moved on to bother my friends who arrived a day later. We found that repellents, coils, and a small smoky fire made from sea brush in the evenings helped keep the mosquitoes at bay. In addition to the mosquitoes, we had an unexpected visitor in the evenings around 11:00 pm - a raccoon. It even ate food from our hands. However, one person in the neighboring campsite boasted about shooting at the raccoon with a pneumatic gun, which caused the raccoon to stop coming around (it must have been eating secretly). The sea wasn't in the best condition due to the storm, but the beach was promptly cleaned of any garbage. While there isn't a refrigerator at the campsite, we found that the local stream provided a convenient way to cool our beers to a comfortable temperature. During the nights, the stars shone brightly, and we were treated to the enchanting sight of fireflies before the storm hit. Exploring the surrounding area was also enjoyable, although we did come across a rather healthy viper further up towards the forest. I consider myself lucky that it was the only snake sighting. Wishing you all a wonderful vacation and good luck.

This place is absolutely stunning! We've been coming here for four years in a row to relax... The grounds are well-maintained and tidy. They have restroom facilities and drinking water available. The ocean water is crystal clear. For those who are visiting for the first time, I recommend bringing warm blankets and clothes as it gets chilly in the evenings and at night.

I visited this beach in 2015 and it was absolutely amazing. There were wooden statues everywhere, giving the place a sense of cleanliness and order. On top of a rock, there was a cafe-observation platform where they sold souvenirs. Surprisingly, the witch's meadow was empty with no tents in sight. Towards the end, there was a rope town nestled among tall pine trees. I was truly impressed by everything I saw! However, when I came back in August 2020, I was deeply disappointed. Everything was broken and abandoned, turning the once magical place into a mere campsite with remnants of an unfinished fairy tale. Nothing from the past remained - no temple, no souvenirs, no mushroom full, and no rope camp. The only thing that remained was the house on the rock, but it was poorly maintained. I compared photos from the past and present, and it used to be a cafe with a breathtaking view, but now it's just a smoky booth. The pyril and stairs on the premises have also become outdated. Even the picturesque lake in the center had dried up in parts, resembling a river. The swamp surrounding the area was semi-dry with muddy roads. It's truly disheartening to witness how everything has deteriorated in just five years. There is nothing left except for a car camping site in a beautiful natural setting. It's still beautiful, but not as captivating. Even the witch's glade has succumbed to autocamping! The only remaining attractions are the dolmens, which require a more than 30-minute uphill walk through the forest from the dacha to reach a pile of broken stones. I'm extremely saddened by how they transformed this place from a fairy tale. Should you visit? Yes, but if you knew the cottage before, it's better to avoid it. It will only bring sadness and pain. I won't be returning again. Everything has been ruined. We didn't even bother going to see the Roman tower because I didn't want to be further disappointed. It's such a shame. It's incredible how a fairy tale can be destroyed in just five years! However, the place is still beautiful, with fresh air, nature, a vast horizon, and of course, stunning sunsets. At least something remains unchanged and beautiful!