The beach is nicely maintained and it offers a dining room, which is quite crucial as they serve delicious and filling food. The beach is not very large and it consists of pebbles. Unfortunately, entering the sea can be quite challenging as walking on the pebbles without proper slippers can be painful. Additionally, there are large stones in the sea near the shore. However, if you are looking to relax and sunbathe, this beach is a suitable choice.
We rode our bikes to a well-equipped beach. It's convenient and well-maintained, with changing booths available. The beach has pebbles, but there is a wheelchair-friendly ramp. The water is shallow for about 5-7 meters before it gets deeper. We spotted jellyfish in the sea, but they didn't seem to bother anyone swimming. The views are stunning and there is hardly any litter around.
The beach offers a fantastic vantage point to admire the bay and Novorossiysk. When looking out from the sea, you can catch sight of Sudzhuk Island, two lighthouses, and Kabardinka. On a clear day, you might even spot the bulk carrier Rio getting stuck near Kabardinka. Additionally, the cape is intriguing due to its haphazard display of sculptures by Novorossiysk's own "Banksy." It's great to know that he frequently showcases his fresh and unique sculptures in that area.
The beach offers of crystal-clear waters that are warm and inviting, perfect for a refreshing dip. There are also ample recreation areas that cater to families, making it an ideal spot for a day out. However, the downside is the overwhelming crowd that swarms the beach, making it feel more like a marketplace than a serene getaway.