It's a great place. It's a semi-wild beach. There are no deck chairs here. There are few restaurants. The beach is sandy and the depth is small. The water is clean but cold. But the trick of the beach is not in the sea! Further from the check-in, there is a low tide where Caretta sea turtles really live and there are just a bunch of them. And most importantly, they are almost tame - they practically float into your hands. The larger ones are less tame, according to my observations. On the beach itself in July and August, you can find iron fencing cages - these are egg clutches of these turtles! And the hatching season is just the middle of August. They hatch at dawn and dusk. We were unlucky - we arrived at 6 a.m. (despite the fact that it was 2 a.m. to go) and left at 22 and were not caught. But it was clear that they had hatched from one of the cages last day. In the mornings, volunteers go there and check the cages and clear the sand. If you're in a car or somewhere nearby, come and you won't regret it. Parking costs 100 lira, but if you arrive right at dawn, then the barrier is simply open (but this is not accurate).

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Игорь Женусов

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Nearby there is a parking lot of ships, such as a port. Perhaps because of this, the beach is dirty, the water is muddy, and there is a lot of debris on the shore and in the water. There's a dead fish swimming. It seems that the water is cooler, perhaps because of the rivers flowing into the sea here. We were in the afternoon. No turtles were found. The locals said they were under the bridge. We stood on the bridge for a long time, but the tartiles did not appear.

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Расима Галиева

Level 8 Local Expert

It's a great place. You can go fishing, swim, walk or jog along the sea.

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