Novy Khushet - all beaches

During the summer months, the beach is quite crowded and the cafes along the promenade open early in the morning. Many athletes can be seen running or training at the nearby stadium. Access to the beach is provided through passages that go over railway tracks. I really enjoy the atmosphere of the beach, especially the small area with temporary housing for station workers. It's a unique setup with a few cars that caught my interest. I wanted to take some photos and videos, but unfortunately, we didn't encounter anyone who could grant us access. The area is fenced off and guarded by dogs, making it difficult to enter.

The beach was a stunning sight to behold, with its untamed beauty and natural charm. The winds were strong, and the waves crashed against the shore with a mighty roar. The current was also quite powerful, adding to the excitement of the experience. Overall, it was a truly memorable adventure that left a lasting impression.

This beach is perfect for families with children and boasts of excellent sandy shores. Although there are some algae in certain areas of the water, it's not a major concern. The location is ideal, situated at the start of the village, and there are plenty of amenities along the coast for a comfortable stay. The weather is always pleasant, and you can indulge in some delicious and affordable barbecue at Armen, located near the iconic Eiffel Tower. I highly recommend this beach.

This beach is wild and untamed, but there are attempts to make money off of it. You can still access it for free, though it will take a bit longer to walk from the car. There is a shower and a toilet available.

The beach in Makhachkala, Russia 🇷🇺, is absolutely stunning and considered the finest in the Islamic state. It's highly recommended to visit during the months of June to August.

Two bays are created by concrete breakwaters at this cozy beach with coarse sand. The entrance to the sea is pebbly with 50 cm bottom pebbles, making it a bit challenging to enter. However, once you get past the pebbles, you'll find a beautiful sandy bottom. The beach is cleaned daily by a cleaning lady who also collects garbage. There are changing rooms with showers, gazebos, and a special tap for washing your feet after being in the sand. The area is closed off to outside cars by a barrier. Parking on the boarding house's territory costs 150 rubles if you are not staying there. The boarding house offers two-room suites with air conditioning for 2000 rubles per day, but the building is in need of updating. The rooms are decent, but the corridors and facades are a bit run-down. There is a cafe on the first floor that serves delicious dishes with meat, cottage cheese, and pumpkin. I didn't stay at the boarding house myself, but rented an apartment nearby, so I can't comment on the service.