Poseidon Plyazh

The beach has been developed with a decent infrastructure, although they charge 500 rubles per person and an additional 500 for cars. Upon entry, a comprehensive ticket is provided, but then the peculiarities begin with paid sunbeds. It was advertised that a local wine tasting was included, but upon arrival, we were informed that it was only available for excursions. Despite spending five hours here, there were no excursions available. I attempted to view the wine in plastic eggplants from a distance, but was denied the opportunity to taste it. Unfortunately, the beach was only occupied by 5% of people due to jellyfish, which could have been remedied by lowering the price. Overall, the cost did not justify the experience.

This beach is simply exquisite, darling. The ancient Greek decor is positively divine with antique porticos and columns, and sculptures that add a touch of originality to an otherwise ordinary beach. The upkeep is impeccable, and the amenities are top-notch. You'll find everything you need, from changing rooms and showers to a Taman wine tasting room and a terrarium. But the real star of the show is the huge heated mud pool with therapeutic mud. It's positively delightful to see people happily plunging into it before marching into the sea or taking a refreshing shower. And let's not forget the spacious self-service cafe where you can indulge in a full meal without breaking the bank. Poseidon Beach even has its own parking and campsite, so you can make a day (or night) of it. Absolutely charming!

The beach was good, but it used to be better. Unfortunately, compared to 2017, the service has significantly declined. The valuables storage room doesn't close properly, and while the attendant says he'll take care of it, it's not guaranteed. Additionally, when renting equipment for the mud pools, everything is required. The mud in the pool is dirty, with hair and bits of plastic floating around. However, if you overlook these issues, the beach is beautiful with a stunning sea and a long stretch of shell rock. There are also amenities such as a playground, poultry house, and aquarium. The cafe serves delicious food and offers wine, honey, and jam tastings. Lastly, there are wine spas available for those interested.

To be honest, I wasn't initially drawn to this beach. However, once I visited Tizdar, I found myself really enjoying it. Unfortunately, I was unimpressed by the pool, which seemed to be filled with mud and debris. It wasn't clear when it was being cleaned, if at all. Thankfully, there were plenty of locker rooms, lockers, and showers available. The water in the showers was from the sea, which was a nice touch. The restaurant was more of a basic dining room with not much to offer. On the bright side, the sea and beach were absolutely beautiful.

The beach is a well-maintained and modern destination, characterized by its impressive development. The location boasts a charming atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a relaxing and enjoyable experience. With a range of amenities and facilities available, visitors can indulge in a variety of activities and take advantage of the many services on offer. Overall, the beach is a pleasant and inviting place, sure to satisfy all types of travelers.