Nebug beach

This beach is fantastic - it's small but has everything you need, and it's kept very clean. You'll find plenty of cafes to choose from, as well as opportunities to ride boats to Kiselev rock or go on a banana boat ride. There are also cocktail bars available, and a variety of sun loungers and gazebos to relax in.

The beach is quite nice with its wide pebble expanse. Surprisingly, there are no vendors selling beer, chebureks, or trinkets. There are plenty of entertainment options such as various modes of transportation and diving. Sun loungers and umbrellas are available for rent. The sea is crystal clear and warm, making it perfect for a refreshing swim. Additionally, the beach offers a picturesque setting for sunset photography.

The beach boasts a stunning landscape and offers easy access to the sea with its smooth entrance and lack of large pebbles. Visitors can enjoy the convenience of several cafes and canteens located just steps away from the water. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available, as expected, but unfortunately, the beach plays music from the 90s, which can be a bit of a nuisance for those looking for a more peaceful experience.

The beach is well-organized and the water is clean, but it is quite rocky and not very convenient for getting in and out. There is a small area for children to play in, and if you want to use the mushrooms and deck chairs, you'll have to pay 150-200 rubles per day. There's even a person who walks along the beach collecting payment. However, the beach does have a great cafe called Kolkhoz that serves delicious fish, mussels, and beer. They even accept non-cash payments, including contactless options. There are plenty of other cafes and shops in the area as well. For entertainment, you can visit the dolphinarium, petting zoo, water park, or try activities like boat rides, banana boats, and parasailing.

The beach is great, with clean water and clear sea. There are facilities such as a shower and toilet, as well as shops selling food, drinks, clothes, and souvenirs. In the evening, you can enjoy a stroll on the promenade. The only downside is that renting an umbrella and sunbeds is a bit pricey at 350 rubles, which can add up if you have children and need multiple umbrellas. However, overall it's a fantastic spot for a relaxing getaway.