Daghestan plages

Two bays are created by concrete breakwaters at this cozy beach with coarse sand. The entrance to the sea is pebbly with 50 cm bottom pebbles, making it a bit challenging to enter. However, once you get past the pebbles, you'll find a beautiful sandy bottom. The beach is cleaned daily by a cleaning lady who also collects garbage. There are changing rooms with showers, gazebos, and a special tap for washing your feet after being in the sand. The area is closed off to outside cars by a barrier. Parking on the boarding house's territory costs 150 rubles if you are not staying there. The boarding house offers two-room suites with air conditioning for 2000 rubles per day, but the building is in need of updating. The rooms are decent, but the corridors and facades are a bit run-down. There is a cafe on the first floor that serves delicious dishes with meat, cottage cheese, and pumpkin. I didn't stay at the boarding house myself, but rented an apartment nearby, so I can't comment on the service.

Cet endroit est vraiment incroyable, avec d'innombrables expériences que vous devez absolument voir et ressentir par vous-même! 🙃