Russia - all beaches

We went to the beach for the second time. Unfortunately, there weren't any other options available. We ended up waiting for 35 minutes at a dirty table. The waitstaff, who seemed to be inexperienced students, had very little knowledge about the dishes or their appearance, and they ignored everyone. When I couldn't wait any longer, I went inside and explained everything to them. Surprisingly, they came to our table within 3 seconds and cleaned all the dirty tables. Even the neighboring customers helped clean up. The crowd even applauded! The menu is quite limited, and the kebab is frozen and only slightly fried. It's probably better to order fish instead. However, I did enjoy the mushroom soup. The service is practically non-existent, so it's easier to go inside, order at the bar, and bring your food to an outdoor table yourself. The only dish worth trying from the menu is the Stroganina from the sawmill. You can see the menu in the photo. There is only one toilet inside, and it's advertised as free of charge with an order. Unfortunately, the outdoor toilets are closed.

This beach in big Yalta is definitely one of the best. I highly recommend it to everyone!

We have visited this beach multiple times and have truly fallen in love with both the place and the hotel. The cleanliness and comfort of the hotel are exceptional, and the communication is on par with what we experienced in Europe (before the pandemic when we used to travel abroad frequently). The service is outstanding, and the people are incredibly friendly. We would like to give a special shout-out to the receptionist for their exceptional assistance. The water is pristine, and the beach itself is stunning. We are also grateful to the spa for their excellent services. We thoroughly enjoyed dining at the restaurant overlooking the sea, and the café offered delicious cuisine. We want to express our gratitude for the wonderful summer days we spent at your beach. We fondly remember them during the winter in gloomy St. Petersburg.

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This coastal haven is a must-visit destination! To begin with, there is an array of beach options to choose from. You can head to the Taganrog Bay, or venture in the opposite direction to the sprawling long car camping coast, or visit the Dolgaya Spit - where the bay meets the sea! The Dolzhanka beach stretches up to two kilometers! While driving is the preferred mode of transportation, a well-located accommodation would allow for a leisurely 1.5 km stroll from the center in either direction. A true paradise for beach lovers!