Anapa - all beaches

This beach is great, and it's not as crowded as the ones in the city center. I've shared a photo, and in the distance, we spotted something that looked like a UFO. However, it's most likely just a thin optical illusion, and the shape hasn't changed for a while. I'll leave it up to you to decide! 😊

Vityazevo beach boasts a clean, sandy shoreline that is meticulously maintained on a daily basis. Visitors can enjoy the convenience of plank paths and comfortable sun loungers complete with umbrellas. The water is shallow, making it an ideal spot for swimming and wading. However, areas beyond the hotels are not as well-equipped, with untidy passages leading to the wild beach that are often littered with garbage and debris. Some hotels also neglect to beautify the areas surrounding their properties.

This magnificent beach boasts a pristine stretch of white sand that is sure to take your breath away. What makes it even more appealing is the fact that the entrance to the sea is perfectly safe for small children, allowing families to relax and enjoy their time together. For those looking to fully unwind, sun loungers are available for a fee. And if you're seeking adventure, there's no shortage of entertainment options to keep you occupied.

This particular beach, like many others along the Dzhemete coast, is truly exceptional. The pristine sand and crystal-clear waters make for a truly picturesque setting. It's easy to lose track of time while lounging under the warm sun or taking a refreshing dip in the sea. Overall, this beach is a must-visit for anyone looking to unwind and bask in the natural beauty of the region.

This beach is situated between two mountains and the sun starts to warm up an hour after sunrise. The descent into the sea is quite steep and reminiscent of Crimea. There are changing cabins, but no showers, and you have to pay for sunbeds. About a third of the beach is taken up by camps.

We rented a place in the Anapolis residential complex, and the beach and sea are terrible. It's been five days, and the kids still can't go into the water. There's no storm, but the sea is just murky, dirty, and filled with dead insects and jellyfish. It's a complete letdown. I've never seen a dirtier sea. It seems like Anapa is like this everywhere.