Roxy Beach gives you the opportunity to take a sunbed, the waiter guys are attentive, someone even speaks Russian. You can order coffee, drinks, and food right on the beach. Now, attention, do not immediately agree on the amount they call, bargain. We were offered a large sunbed for 3,500 lira, we haggled for 1,500. Guys walk by on the beach, selling their goodies. I recommend going outside the paid beach area and buying it from them outside. Because if you buy your treat on the territory of the paid zone, they will give you an x2 price tag and include it in the bill)) No matter how much you resent it. here is such a simple Turkish mathematics))) If you decide to leave for a short time, you will be warned that you can only leave for 25 minutes. This is despite the fact that you bought a sunbed for the whole day. At the same time, despite the fact that you are in the paid beach area, people with towels are located right by the sea in front of you.)))) So everything feels very ambiguous)))) I give it 3 stars.

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Дарья З.

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We came to the beach in order to stay in one of the paid places, so as not to lie on the pebbles. In fact, we chose the very first option and were satisfied! Sun beds cost different amounts of money, the most common ones cost 400 lire on a day off, and the first line is more expensive (the very first 2000 lire). There are as many as two umbrellas for 2 sun beds, so that the sun definitely does not get in. On the second day, we went here and took sun beds from the rightmost edge, so that when the sun goes down after lunch, no umbrellas are covered on the right and you can sunbathe in a less nuclear sun than it is in the morning. Music is playing quite loudly from the speakers, then lounge, then reggaeton, in the evening they generally loaded bachata and salsa)) While we were lying down, we took beer and a beach set (potatoes, sausages, onion rings, something else), everything cost around 1000 lira. There are changing rooms, a shower, a toilet in the cafe. The approach to the water is first along a wooden deck, then the shore itself. There's no sand, just pebbles. We didn't buy aquashouses, but it was generally tolerable. The water is super clear, it's still warm in September, and there were stronger waves after lunch.

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