Ioannis Kallias
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There seems to be a sewage system in place at the beach, as it emits a strong sewage odor that permeates the entire area. It's quite challenging to tolerate. During our late night walk yesterday, we observed the sewage system in full operation. The following morning, when we went for a swim, we immediately noticed garbage washing up on the shore. We even witnessed brown streams in the water. As a result, we promptly returned to our apartment to take a shower.
However, when there is no sewage issue, the water becomes beautifully clear and warm, making it a delightful experience to swim in.
Additionally, it appears that they make an effort to suppress reviews that mention this problem.
Maxwell Kellerman
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The beach would be quite enjoyable if swimming was permitted. Unfortunately, on 5 out of 10 days, swimming is strictly prohibited. Even when the waves and currents are minimal, the lifeguards persistently shout and blow their whistles at anyone attempting to enter the water. It's not even allowed to go in knee-deep water without being reprimanded. Furthermore, it is nearly impossible to relax due to the constant noise caused by the lifeguards' whistling. The most concerning aspect is that people no longer take them seriously, even when there are potentially hazardous currents. The red flag is always flying, rendering it ineffective and posing a danger. It would be helpful to have lifeguards or signs explaining the potential risks in addition to the beach being unsuitable for swimming.