Plyazh Khutora Rozhok

This beach is simply amazing🌊👌. It's not crowded, making it an ideal spot to unwind and connect with nature🌴. However, it's worth noting that the ocean floor can be a bit muddy in certain areas. But don't let that discourage you! I found the beach to be quite clean, and even took the initiative to pick up some glass shards and dispose of them properly👍👍. It's always fulfilling to leave a place better than you found it. Overall, I highly recommend this beach for those seeking peace and tranquility😊😊😊😊😊.

The beach charges a fee of 150 rubles for parking and lacks amenities such as changing rooms or sun loungers. The only shade available comes from natural trees that are often already occupied. Unfortunately, there are no toilets available either. The beach seems to be cleaned once a year before the season starts, as evidenced by the scattered bottles and cans. The sea itself has a typical oceanic scent and is surrounded by stones covered in shells or small growths, which can be dangerous if you don't have appropriate footwear. Additionally, the silt begins after just ten meters, reaching ankle height. Despite these drawbacks, the beach at Petrushino is the most recommended in the area.

Mid-level beach in the Taganrog Bay. The water? Oh, just your average fine, muddy green-brown concoction. Don't forget to bring your special shoes for the rocky entry into the water, followed by a not-so-pleasant layer of silt. And what's that? Snakes in the water? How quaint! Just what you want when you're trying to cool off. But hey, at least it's deeper than the Red Landing and the water is marginally cleaner than in Taganrog itself. So, who's ready for a thrilling day at the beach?

The beach has a sandy and fairly clean appearance, but its cleanliness relies heavily on the behavior of the visitors. The water is also relatively clean, with varying depths and a bottom that consists of striped stones, followed by sand and then silt. There is one issue that causes concern for some vacationers - a snake that lives near the pier and occasionally swims out. I've observed that the snake tends to emerge when catamarans leave the shore, but I haven't heard of any incidents involving injuries.

The beach, much like the rest of the coast, has a rocky bottom that transitions into unpleasant silty clay. Unfortunately, there is also littered broken glass that has been left behind by careless visitors. This issue is widespread along the entire coast and requires caution, particularly when accompanied by children.