Kanaka beach

The houses are conveniently located just 30 meters away from the shoreline. They are fully equipped with all the necessary amenities for cooking your own meals. Additionally, there is a fantastic and affordable canteen available in the main building. The boarding house boasts a spacious area with numerous spots to enjoy a leisurely stroll in the evening. There are also various restaurants to choose from, ensuring a delightful dining experience. Moreover, there are plenty of activities available for children to enjoy. Nearby, you can find a market and several shops for your convenience. The beach itself is covered in pebbles. Although reaching the boarding house requires navigating a winding road, the breathtaking view and experience make it well worth the patience.

We stayed in a house on the first line and found the water to be clean. There is also an alley and a juniper park nearby, which may be of interest to some. The alley is lovely, but there are many similar ones in Crimea. Nonetheless, the area is undeniably beautiful, as is the rest of Crimea. On the downside, the rooms and beach are not great. The beach is a narrow strip of pebbles, and we found a centipede in our room. However, we didn't have high expectations for the rooms, and they are suitable for a budget holiday. I would recommend this place for older people looking for a long-term stay, as the food in the dining room of the main building is good. However, I would advise against ordering pizza at the Octopus cafe, as they claimed to have snow crab but instead used crab sticks and shrimp. For families with children, I suggest staying for a couple of days for some variety.

The beach offers a wonderful natural setting and the boarding house has great potential, but it needs some financial investment to truly become excellent. However, there are a few drawbacks to consider. The menu at the two cafes, Black Pearl and Santrope, is quite limited. The waiters can be rude and there is a shortage of staff at the boarding house. Additionally, the bottom of the water is quite rocky. It would be beneficial to have a gangplank on the beach.

This resort is a great option for a peaceful and relaxing vacation. It's particularly suitable for families with children, as the lights go out after 11 p.m. to ensure a quiet atmosphere. However, this can make it difficult to navigate or feel safe due to the limited lighting. We stayed in a self-catering accommodation and bought groceries from a nearby market, where prices were similar to those in our city. The resort was constructed hastily, but the furniture was of good quality and amenities such as air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a TV were provided. However, the walls were quite thin, and we could hear our neighbors talking in the adjacent room. Unfortunately, there was no safe available. Overall, it's a suitable option for budget-conscious travelers. The beach is made up of pebbles, and the sea is warm and clean. The only available activities are ATV rides and banana boat rides. There is a toilet on the beach, but it's best to avoid it due to the unpleasant smell. However, you can find delicious pastries called samosas being sold on the beach. The dough is very tasty, and you can choose from a variety of fruit or berry fillings.

We only spent a short time here, just the evening and morning, but we had a good impression. The boarding house building is old, but the interior is comfortable and the room is clean. There are houses right by the sea, although I don't know much about them. The dining room on the second floor is spacious, the food is delicious, and the service is quick. I particularly enjoyed the lentil puree soup and the variety of meat and fish-free dishes. The complex is large and there are many people, mostly families with children or large groups of children, such as athletes who worked out in the morning. In other words, there are no all-night parties here; the cafe plays music until exactly 11:00 PM. There are ample playgrounds and exercise equipment. The pizzeria serves tasty pizza. As for entertainment, there are options like a shooting range, fishing, boat trips, banana rides, tablet rides, and catamaran rides. The beach is spacious and pebbled, with facilities in the center such as sun loungers, awnings, and changing rooms. Swings line the promenade, and there are plenty of trees and flowers everywhere. The sea is clean and pleasant. The entry into the water is comfortable, although the stones can be a bit slippery. Overall, we didn't find any significant drawbacks during our short stay and we will definitely come back next time.