Yurivka - all beaches

We went on a family vacation and I really enjoyed it! There are changing cabins available every 10 meters or so. Additionally, there are well-maintained trash cans that are regularly emptied. The beach itself is clean, although occasionally you may come across cigarette butts and bags. This is likely because there are nearby cafes where music is always playing. As you leave the beach, there are water taps provided for washing off the sand. From around 10:00 to 12:00, it tends to get crowded (at least during our vacation). So, it's important to keep a close eye on your children as it's quite easy for them to get lost in the crowd. The sea is shallow and warm, but attracts a large number of people due to its central location.

Who would have thought that such a gem of a beach exists on the Azov coast? The sea is not just warm, but clean as well. The sand is so fine that it feels like silk under your toes. Kids can frolic around in the shallow waters without a care in the world, thanks to the excellent silt at the bottom. And the best part? The owners of the cafe have gone above and beyond to make this beach experience unforgettable. They even clean the sand and organize events like Neptune's Day. There are awnings for shade, slides for the adventurous, exercise equipment for the fitness enthusiasts, and showers and changing rooms for those who need to freshen up. And let's not forget the pièce de résistance - the most delicious chebureks on the entire Azov coast. Move over, Belosaraika, Yuryevka, and Urzuf, this beach has it all.