Golubaya Bezdna Beach

This beach is definitely worth the challenging journey to reach it! The water is crystal clear, clean, and warm. There is hardly any litter (please remember to clean up after yourselves!). The hike may be tough, but a little cardio never hurt anyone 😅.

This beach is absolutely stunning! The peacefulness and beauty of the pine forest as you make your way to the cliff is breathtaking. And once you reach the beach, the crystal clear blue and turquoise waters are simply gorgeous. However, it took us a few tries to find the beach, so make sure to ask the locals for directions before heading there.

This place is absolutely stunning! The atmosphere is truly unique. The water is generally clean, but debris can wash in during mountain rain. A half-hour walk along the beach from Dzhankhot is recommended. It takes about an hour and a half to hike through the forest from the highway, with some steep slopes but amazing views. The descent to the sea from the camp is not too difficult, but be cautious on the somewhat deteriorated stairs at the end. Small fires are allowed near the water, surrounded by stones. It's a good idea to bring a portable stove. Keep noise levels down in the evening and remember to take your trash with you. Raccoons may visit at night, so be sure to hide your food and leave a little something for them. I visited for the first time on 07/15/23 and now I can't imagine going anywhere else.

The beach was absolutely stunning, but the path and descent to the sea were a bit challenging. However, the effort was definitely worth it. We took a different route, starting from the Pitsundskaya Pine Grove and making our way along the road and paths to the observation deck and eventually to the sea. We even brought our dog along with us. The view was truly breathtaking, with birds, squirrels, and complete silence - especially if you arrive early in the morning before any other people. The path and stairs leading down to the beach were well-maintained by kind individuals. The way back, however, was a steep uphill climb. Although there was a connection down on the beach, it was not easily accessible from the road. As we were leaving the beach, a crowd of people had gathered near the stairs, all trying to navigate their way up and down without much regard for safety. Despite a step falling off during the process, everyone managed to get through calmly and without any issues. Overall, our experience was positive and we are considering trying the route from the village of Divnomorskoye next time.

This beach is stunning, but the lack of signs at the entrance and multiple paths can be confusing. The only sign we found was at the edge of a cliff. Only Megafon has cell service here. Luckily, a taxi arrived within 4 minutes.