Lermontovo - all beaches

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This beach is a true gem! Impeccable cleanliness is maintained throughout the area, and the sand and water are simply divine. As you stroll towards the beach, the fresh scent of coniferous trees fills your lungs, while the breathtaking views at sunset make for some truly Instagram-worthy photos. You'll find a dining room and a Greek café on the premises, where you can indulge in mouth-watering and affordable treats, including some of the most delicious pizza you'll ever taste! While alcohol is not permitted, this beach is the perfect spot for families with children who seek a peaceful and serene atmosphere, free from blaring music. The beach line is expansive and spacious, providing ample room for complete relaxation.

The shoreline boasts a pristine appearance, which is a testament to the responsible behavior of beachgoers. Despite the influx of visitors as of August 2, 2020, the atmosphere remains lively. The temperature has been refreshingly mild, yet it hasn't hindered anyone from relishing the ocean. Wishing everyone a delightful time!

What a beautiful place! The water is a stunning emerald green and so clear. Admittedly, the view was slightly affected by a recent storm. But, on a positive note, you can take a leisurely walk to the Blue Valley and even try out the healing clay for a unique experience. The path down to the beach is quite steep, with a stone staircase through a shaded park, which is a relief from the scorching heat. It's definitely a great workout! It might be a bit challenging for the elderly and even the young ones might find it a bit tiring, but taking it slow adds to the excitement. Additionally, there's Arkhipo-Osipovka nearby where you can hang out in the evening, especially if you have a car.

We stayed at the Tuapse rest house and stumbled upon a café by the seaside. I absolutely loved the live music and the DJ, and I want to give a special shoutout to the amazing food. It was fantastic, and the desserts were like a work of art!

The only positive aspect of Sea Wave is the sea itself; everything else falls short. Every amenity comes at a price: 500 rubles per person per day for staying at the campsite, 250 rubles for pitching your own tent, and an additional 500 rubles per day for parking your car under the blazing sun without any shade. The toilets cannot be locked as there are no latches. I was hesitant to even step into the shower; everything was rusty, dirty, and had an unpleasant odor. However, throughout the day, guards roam around and threaten to fine anyone for littering. Puddles, dirt, and ragweed are a nightmare for those with allergies. All of this comes at a cost of 3500 rubles per day for a group of five. I should also mention the charging zone for electronic devices. Under the scorching sun, you can hang your gadget on a single pole with a socket (as seen in the yellow design in the photo). Wishing everyone a pleasant holiday!