Danilovka - all beaches

The crystalline waters of this beach are a sight to behold, owing to its location in the open sea. However, one might find the beach quite densely populated at times. While a range of services are available, it is worth noting that most of them come at a cost, including the use of shower facilities.

Honestly, it only deserves 3 stars! The room was very dusty, with a noticeable layer of dust on the windowsill. In the spa complex, the administrator didn't have towels for hotel guests and directed them to their rooms to get towels. The worst part was finding cockroaches in the hammam, which was shocking and something I've never encountered before. The water facilities, including the swimming pool, plunge pool, and jacuzzi, were very dirty, and it seemed like the water hadn't been cleaned recently. The musical accompaniment in the baths was also disappointing, with a 30-second excerpt playing on repeat, which was more annoying than calming. On the positive side, the accommodation conditions are quite reasonable, and the staff is friendly. However, the food is subpar, with the same menu being offered for the past 5 years.

The beachfront is a splendid spot for a leisurely stroll, and there's a charming little café called just coffee that serves up the most delectable coffee and pastries in all of Yalta.

Ok

This beach is really nice. I suggest checking it out, especially during the off-peak season. It's away from the crowds and there's a good fish restaurant, although it's a bit pricey. They have scooters, boats, and everything you need.

The beach is petite and adorned with rocks. A duo of cafes are situated on the shoreline, offering a variety of snacks and refreshments. The water is pristine and clear, making it perfect for diving and renting a kayak. However, the beach's drawbacks include a bumpy, rocky road leading up to it, as well as a foul odor and piles of litter along the way. The changing rooms are unkempt and in disrepair. Despite these shortcomings, the beach's crystal-clear water and diving opportunities were the main draws for my visit.