Guria - all beaches

Made a photo of the North part of the beach. There is a small part which is wild and less crowded. The beach is relatively clean but the backside of the wild part has a garbage.

The shoreline is spotless, the number of visitors is limited, and the absence of a bustling metropolis creates an ambiance reminiscent of a quaint village. The tranquil atmosphere evokes a sense of being on a secluded island, and the picturesque scenery is breathtakingly stunning.

We spent one night in July with our friends during the Mongol Rally. It was a delightful experience waking up to the serene Black Sea, just steps away from our tent. The beach was only 10 meters away, providing easy access to the inviting warm waters. The management was friendly and the prices were reasonable. However, when leaving by car, it's important to exercise caution. We witnessed another Mongol Rally team trying to take a shortcut through a sandy area in the campsite, which resulted in their car getting stuck. It took a considerable amount of effort to help them get unstuck.

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The Magnetic Sand Beach is a haven for those seeking a healthy retreat. The beach is meticulously maintained throughout the season, ensuring a pristine environment for visitors. As the sun sets, the beach transforms into a breathtaking vista, perfect for those seeking a moment of tranquility. The entire area is easily accessible by foot, making it a great destination for a leisurely stroll. The calm and shallow waters of the sea make it an ideal spot for swimming, especially for families with young children.

We visited this place the day after heavy rains, which happen even in August. The quality of the water is not the same, very muddy. Most likely, this is caused by the waters of the river flowing nearby. The muddyness decreases as you move away from the point of confluence. So in such circumstances the southern part of the main beach of Ureki or other places away from the confluence of the rivers are more preferable.