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It's quite pleasant when there aren't many people around, but during holidays and peak season, it's becoming quite disappointing. The parking is only free once, and there's this unappealing, foul-smelling water that flows from the stream and gathers on the shore. Seeing foam floating in the sea happens quite often. It's a bit concerning that no one questions the toilets built at the bottom of the stream. I wonder where the sewage from these facilities goes. Additionally, those who barbecue or use samovars end up getting quite smoky.

The entrance can be a bit challenging, and the cabins and toilets could use some maintenance. It's also important to note that you should bring your own drinks. However, the staff there, particularly the brothers, are incredibly friendly and attentive. I highly recommend them.

The beach is absolutely stunning. If you gaze out towards the ocean and head to the right where the rocks are, you'll come across a cave brimming with crystal-clear freshwater. The water gradually deepens, so there are no sudden drops. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to gather an abundance of seashells.

I wasn't a fan of this place for some reason. The weather was overcast when we visited, and we arrived quite early. Due to the cloudy weather and rough waves, we couldn't go swimming. However, it was enjoyable to stroll barefoot along the beach. Further ahead, there is a secluded alcove where you won't find anyone else, providing a peaceful atmosphere. There is a business nearby, but I wasn't fond of the owners. They didn't seem to pay much attention to the surroundings, as flies were buzzing around and garbage had accumulated. In the distance, there were neglected changing cabins, and the showers near the beach were not functioning. It appeared to be quite a distance away, so I didn't venture there. There was a tent, but it was unoccupied.

It's an okay spot for camping, although the business was deserted when I visited. The restroom area is accessible at all times, but it's in a sorry state with no water. Just a heads up, there's no market nearby. On the bright side, there are plenty of tables, and the area right by the sea is perfect for pitching a tent, although there's no shade. There's a convenient parking area available as well. Unfortunately, the sea was quite polluted, with dirty water flowing in from the stream. It might be better during the summer, but I wouldn't recommend it for winter or spring.