It's a gorgeous, sparsely populated beach, and locals rarely come here, mostly Russians and Europeans. The beach is clean (not comparable to North Goa). There are no beggars and cows, only dogs, kind and unobtrusive. There are a lot of cafes on the beach with the most affordable prices for food and beer, and they immediately change money (including by transferring rubles to the owners' Savings card) at an extremely favorable rate. Plus, sun beds and umbrellas are free, and even wi-fi. Russian Russian is perfectly spoken by the staff, the menu in sheki is in Russian :) the fact that this beach is for the rich is nonsense, the food is cheaper than in Russian establishments (and tastier). The water is clean, warm, and the shore is great for relaxing with kids.

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Сергей

Level 13 Local Expert

For the money changers, this is the best beach on Earth. Paradisiacal white sand, a minimum of people and a fabulous sea. For me, it's five out of five.

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Тата Тараканова

Level 6 Local Expert

A gorgeous beach, a minimum of vacationers. Sunset, little white herons, shake Mike oasis. Heaven on earth. Minus one is the dogs. During the day they are inconspicuous, tired of the sun, and in the evening they gather in flocks. You should not walk alone or openly demonstrate the dog repeller to others.

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