Name: The sand is nice and soft, and the water is pleasantly warm. On the beach, the prices at the kiosks are very affordable, with 0.5 kvass, lemonade citro on tap for only 15 hryvnias, and beer for 20-25 hryvnias depending on the brand. You can also find ice cream starting at 15 hryvnias. Women can buy corn for 25-35 hryvnias, depending on how brazen they want to be. Additionally, there is a market nearby where you can purchase shrimp for 25-35 hryvnias per 100g.
Item: Plyazh Karolino-Buhazi
Rating: 10
Author: Nora S.

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Zatoka Plyazh

Zatoka 3.4 km

Very good

8.3

Free entrance • Amenities beach • Easy access • Bright sand • Green pure water • Crowded in season

6.5 Amenities index

Senior friendly

Plyazh Karolino-Buhazi

Karolino-Buhaz 1.3 km

Very good

8.2

Large free area • Beach resort • Easy access • Bright sand • Green pure water • Crowded in season

6.5 Amenities index

Senior friendly

Zatoka Plyazh II

Serhiivka 7.2 km

Very good

8.1

Free entrance • Amenities beach • Easy access • Bright sand • Green pure water • Sand bottom

7.8 Amenities index

Good for Relax

Plyazh Serhiyivka

Serhiivka 2.7 km

Good

7.7

Free entrance • Amenities beach • Bright sand • Difficult access • Trail > 1km • Distant parking

5 Amenities index

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Plyazh Karolino-Buhazi

10 Nora S.

The sand is nice and soft, and the water is pleasantly warm. On the beach, the prices at the kiosks are very affordable, with 0.5 kvass, lemonade citro on tap for only 15 hryvnias, and beer for 20-25 hryvnias depending on the brand. You can also find ice cream starting at 15 hryvnias. Women can buy corn for 25-35 hryvnias, depending on how brazen they want to be. Additionally, there is a market nearby where you can purchase shrimp for 25-35 hryvnias per 100g.

Plyazh Serhiyivka

8 Lineker Rafael

The purpose of their visit to Sergeevka was not to lounge on the beach, but rather to admire the bridge that spans the estuary leading to the sea. The main pathway is adorned with beautiful rose bushes and the area is well-maintained. They crossed the bridge to reach the sea and opted to return via a boat that ferries passengers back and forth for a nominal fee of 10 UAH. While there are cafes along the main pathway, there are no public restrooms available. However, they were able to use the restroom at one of the cafes upon request.