Amzhikukhva - all beaches

This particular stretch of shoreline has captured our hearts with its inviting charm. The pebbles that line the coast are just the right size, not too big to be uncomfortable underfoot. And the way the water meets the shore is simply divine, providing a seamless and easy entrance into the sea.

The location of the place is good, but it is quite far from the center. If you want to buy fruit, you will need to pay for a minibus from the boarding house, which costs 500 rubles per person, and it will take you 12 km to reach the market. We stayed in a deluxe room, which is quite far from the main building, but the room itself is spacious and has a balcony. The staff doesn't clean or change the linens unless you inform them about it. The hotel is currently undergoing renovations, and the pool is not well-maintained. The beach is nice, but during rainy days, there is a nearby river and kapets that bring dirt and branches into the sea, which affects the cleanliness of the beach. The food is good and there is plenty of it, although the only fruit available are apples. If you want to buy wine, be aware that the prices are higher compared to Pitsunda. Overall, this place can be quite nerve-wracking, but it's perfect for elderly people with grandchildren. You won't find a better place to entertain yourself. Good luck!

This beach is absolutely stunning. There are cafes and small shops nearby, and the pier is a great spot for a leisurely stroll along the waterfront. Free sun loungers are available on the beach, and there is Wi-Fi access near the buildings. The entrance to the sea is covered in pebbles, so it's best to wear appropriate footwear for a more comfortable experience.

The beach is nice, with average pebbles that are comfortable to walk on barefoot. The water is pristine and transparent on calm days, although the waves are not as crystal clear anymore, just like any other beach. The only downside is that the beach lacks proper maintenance.