Pervomayskoye - all beaches

The best place I've been to is this beach. I really enjoy it because there is a beach and a fort called Killa. This city is known for its beaches, and in the center, you'll see beautiful lighting sculptures that create a positive atmosphere. On top of that, there is a hill where many people claim there is a source of negativity. If you stay there, you might be able to find the source, but no one can stay there at night. You can also hike up the hill and confront these things...

This beach is a great spot for relaxation. While many people prefer the convenience of hotels and other amenities, they fail to realize that it would make the beach just like any other place, losing its unique charm. It's a shame that the authorities don't make even minimal efforts to improve the conditions, instead allocating land for projects that diminish Meganom Beach. It's a sad situation. However, for now, this place remains incredibly beautiful, free, and outstanding. The water is stunning, and there are plenty of activities to suit everyone's preferences.

This beach resort is a fantastic place to improve your health, with stylish treatment options available. The rooms are spacious and clean, and there are no issues with the water supply, as it provides both hot and cold water. It is situated in a beautiful location near the Genoese fortress. The doctors are attentive and provide effective treatment, while the staff is friendly. The resort offers various amenities such as a cinema, billiard room, and a children's room, as well as organizing excursions. Overall, there are no problems with entertainment. The only downside, in my personal opinion, is the dining room, as I often felt hungry. However, I believe this may be a seasonal issue since I visited during winter when the resort had only 35 guests out of a capacity of 210. Therefore, in my personal opinion, the dining room couldn't keep up. Despite this, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at this resort and would deduct one star solely for the dining room.

This beach is quite rugged and remote, with small and sharp pebbles scattered throughout. It's not ideal for barefoot walks, so make sure to wear flip-flops or water shoes if you plan on entering the water. While there are a few visitors, they are mostly individuals passing through on their way to Cape Alchak. This spot is perfect for those looking to avoid the crowds of the city beach during peak times. Keep in mind that this beach may not be suitable for children due to its rocky terrain. However, it offers a peaceful escape from the bustling promenade. Although there are no amenities available, the Sudak embankment is just a short distance away from Alchak beach.

This place is truly incredible, with countless experiences that you absolutely must see and feel for yourself! 🙃